Dom kup w Sansepolcro, Toskania

Romolini immobiliare is proud and honored to have been appointed as sole agent, in collaboration with Colliers international, for the sale of the unique and superb Villa Fatti, one of the symbols of Sansepolcro's recent history. On the hills overlooking the beautiful historic center of the town, in a very panoramic position with a spectacular view over the underlying Tiber Valley, we find a magnificent 2,700-sqm manorial villa with park and italian garden. Laid over five floors, this impressive building currently houses 10 beautiful bedrooms (with the possibility of creating many more), offices and a huge professional kitchen ideal to start a prestigious restaurant, maybe coupled with a luxury boutique hotel. The villa is just 1 km from the historic center of Sansepolcro, quickly reached on foot, which can offer all the necessary services (supermarkets, post offices, banks, pharmacies:). Sansepolcro is a beautiful medieval town in the Tiber Valley, hometown of two of the greatest men of the Renaissance. Piero della Francesca (born 1416 or 1417), painter and theorist, was one of the most influential painters of italy, a recognized genius of Renaissance, and his masterwork, The Resurrection, is still in Sansepolcro, sheltered in the Museo Civico. Speaking of geniuses from Sansepolcro, Luca Pacioli (born circa 1445) was all but a common man as well and left its signature in works of religion, mathematics, art, architecture and even economics, paving the way to concepts and ideas which are still valid nowadays. From the villa, one can easily move throughout Tuscany and Umbria, visiting their most interesting and beautiful cities (Anghiari, Arezzo, Citta di Castello, Cortona, Perugia, Montepulciano, Assisi, Pienza, Siena, Florence:). The closest airport is in Perugia (69km; 50') but for international and intercontinental flights we strongly suggest the terminals in Florence, Pisa, Bologna and Rome. The wonderful villa (2,700 sqm - 29,052 sqft, 10 bedrooms and 20 bathrooms) is laid over five floors, all connected through an elevator and organized as follows: - Basement: technical room for the systems of the villa, ample professional kitchen with refrigerating rooms and pantries, tasting room, conference hall, two guest bathrooms and services for the staff; - Ground floor: entrance room, reception, multipurpose room, restaurant with kitchen, breakfast room, music hall and two bathrooms; - First floor: meeting room, several offices (many of which easily converted into bedrooms), two service bathrooms and two bedrooms with en-suite bathroom; - Second floor: entrance room, cozy sitting room and eight bedrooms with en-suite bathroom; - Third floor: ample lofts, two closets and an exquisite veranda overlooking the historic center of Sansepolcro and the Tiber Valley. Through a staircase one can reach the stunning panoramic terrace (40 sqm) located on the roof of the building. in a secluded position from the villa there is an ample underground warehouse (156 sqm - 1,678 sqft) which could be converted into a cozy wellness center, with the possibility of building a swimming pool, or even into a keeper's house. The property is then completed by several technical rooms (184 sqm - 1,980 sqft), a storage room (60 sqm - 646 sqft) and a small lemon house (20 sqm - 215 sqft) which could also be used as a cozy summer living area. The villa, in typical 19th-century style, dominates Sansepolcro from the hill. The current fascinating look was given to the building with a restoration ordered in the first two decades of the 20th century by Luigi Fatti (whence the name). The facade of the villa boasts a Neoclassical style, with the lower floors highlighted by a well-visible ashlar (bugnato). The upper floors, on the other hand, bear a striking resemblance with late-Renaissance palaces visible in Rome and Florence, with half-columns, epistyles and gabled windows leading onto a panoramic balcony. inside, the building offers ample and bright halls with superb finishes that were carefully preserved and valorized during the restoration of the 1990s. We can find frescoes, coffered ceilings, original stone fireplaces, marble and parquet floors and many more details giving the manor a refined and luxurious look. The breathtaking veranda and the rooftop terrace were built when Luigi Fatti first restored and reworked the villa.