Farmhouse-rustico in Umbria

The first traces of the villa date back to the 13th century. Towards the 19th century it became the property of a noble family who renovated it as we see it today. The villa comprises two floors above ground and several underground grottos. The current owners acquired it in the 1980s and renovated the then uninhabited building. On the ground floor there are 1 kitchen, 1 dining room, 1 frescoed living room (countryside images, recovered and restored by two famous painters), 1 bathroom, 1 study, 2 closets. On the upper floor there are a common area, 5 bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms. There is a large garage with an entrance on the external walls of the villa. In the garden there are two small storage rooms and a well.
The villa is regularly connected to utilities such as methane gas, electricity, and water.
The villa is ready to move in, although it needs maintenance work. The floors are ceramic, the windows are single glazed, the internal doors are wooden.
The property, as it is, is ideal as a permanent residence - with the right renovation efforts it could be used as a tourist rental.
Just a few steps from the historic town centre, 15 km from the A1 motorway Milan-Naples, 10 km from the railway station (Florence-Rome line), 180 km from Fiumicino international airport, 100 km from Florence, 70 km from Siena.
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As a historic building, the property is under the protection of the superintendency.