Dom kup w Perugia, Umbrii

◄◄ PROPERTY TOUR WiTH DANiLO ROMOLiNi ▲ PROPERTY TOUR WiTH ▲ DANiLO ROMOLiNi ▲ PROPERTY TOUR WiTH DANiLO ROMOLiNi ▲ Not far from Perugia, in the region of Umbria, a fully restored villa with pool, ample olive groves and tennis court. The property, which includes three buildings for a total surface of 830 sq m (8,931 sq ft), features 9 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms. Outside, the property spans 6.5 hectares (16.0 acres) and includes over 1,000 olive trees (7.1 acres) to produce extra-virgin olive oil. The villa is in a very convenient location for services (available in the nearby town, 3 km away) and transportation: the airport of Perugia is just 15 minutes away by car. The country house (441 sq m - 4,745 sq ft, 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms) is three and a half floors: - Ground floor: living room with dining area and portico, fully-equipped kitchen and pantry; - First floor: entrance hall and rustic nine-chamber vaulted living room, bathroom and technical room with independent access from outside; - Second floor: two bedrooms, one with en-suite bathroom; - Top floor: ample living room, fully equipped kitchen, two bedrooms with en-suite bathroom, two bedrooms and bathroom. interior stairway and separate exterior access. FLOOR PLANS OF THE ViLLA There is a two-story building (267 sq m - 2,873 sq ft) which includes the wine cellar, a room to process the olives and oil, storage rooms, a laundry room and a large bathroom. On the upper floor there is a tasting area for the guests, with two pantries, a bathroom and a fully equipped kitchen. A convenient outdoor terrace is excellent for al fresco tasting sessions. One could also rework the upper floor of the building into a guesthouse made up of living room, two bedrooms and bathroom, maybe to be used for a property manager. Midway between the country house and the wine cellar there is an agricultural warehouse (122 sq m - 1,313 sq ft) with a technical room and a greenhouse. FLOOR PLANS OF THE OUTBUiLDiNGS The country house has been fully restored and converted into a beautiful villa where one can still admire the typical features of rustic buildings, such as the wooden ceiling beams, masonry fireplaces, stone walls, terracotta floors and the beautiful vaulted ceilings with columns in the living room.. The ample windows of the building allow a great deal of light to enter and the lightly-painted walls allow light to bounce through the whole villa. The annexes are modern buildings but they faithfully replicate the style of the farmhouse, with stone walls and wooden beams. Over the roof of the two-story building there is a photovoltaic system which provides 6 kW as part of the energy needs of the property.