country house rustic building restored 3 cottages to be renovated pool
Deruta 13 km - Assisi 5 km - Perugia 7 km - Cortona 51 km - Florence 140 km - Siena 100 km - Adriatic coast 80 km - Franciscan thermal baths 3 km - Perugia Golf Club 7 km - Perugia Airport 8 km - Motorway tollbooth A1 Perugia exit 5 km
In Umbria near Assisi, this farmhouse is completely renovated and is located on a farm within a large ancient park of 3.2 hectares, dating back to when in the late nineteenth century, a noble family in the area came into possession of the estate. The Umbria real estate is composed of a renovated farmhouse and four other outhouse buildings, one of which has been fully restored, covering a total area of 1335m2, and a large swimming pool. The villa in Umbria, on two levels, has been divided into 9 apartments: the ground floor is divided into 4 two-room apartments consisting of a large living room with kitchenette, bathroom with bath and double bedroom, while on the second floor there are 5 apartments, each consisting of a large living room with kitchenette, a double bedroom, a further room in the loft area and two bathrooms with shower and a loft with a beautiful fireplace and a characteristic platform. Both the ground floor and first floor also have two large communal halls of 110m2 and 80m2 respectively, created from the old stables of the house while maintaining intact the original architecture. Equipped with several bathrooms, grand fireplaces, wardrobes and the facility for audio/video systems, it is possible to accommodate a total number of 140/160 people. Project approved for construction of an additional 600m2. All apartments are elegantly furnished as luxury homes with aspects of Tuscan style such as the ceiling with its exposed beams and parquet and brick flooring which invoke the splendour and atmosphere of the past. In addition, the wonderful panoramic location allows you to enjoy a wonderful view over Assisi, Mount Subasio and the area of Perugia.
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Bastia Umbra
Bastia Umbra is located on the left bank of the river Chiascio, around 20 km from the capital of the region Perugia. In Roman times it was known as Insula Romana because it resembled an island surrounded by the waters of "Lacus Umber", a large body of water that occupied the Umbra valley. During the Middle Ages, Bastia became a castle that for a long time was subjected to the domination of Assisi, before being controlled by the Perugians Michelotti, Fortebraccio and Baglioni. Bastia Umbra, located on the plain dominated by Mount Subasio, is now an important economic centre for the area of Assisi. The vocation of Bastia, in fact, cannot be tourism as comparison with the neighbouring towns would see it irreparably defeated; nevertheless, even if the prevailing appearance of the area is of the modern mold, very ancient fortifications and buildings can be found in the heart of the village. In Piazza Mazzini, for example, there is the fourteenth century church of Santa Croce, characterised by its façade of white and pink limestone, typical of Subasio. The same material is also used in many other buildings of the area as in the church of S. Chiara in Assisi. Not far away, over a low hill, it is possible to visit Rocca S. Angelo, which, surrounded by walls and towers dating from medieval times, is home to one of the oldest monasteries of the Franciscan order.
Farmhouse Umbria
In Umbria near Assisi, this farmhouse is completely renovated and is located on a farm within a large ancient park of 3.2 hectares, dating back to when in the late nineteenth century, a noble family in the area came into possession of the estate. The Umbria real estate is composed of a renovated farmhouse and four other outhouse buildings, one of which has been fully restored, covering a total area of 1335m2, and a large swimming pool. The villa in Umbria, on two levels, has been divided into 9 apartments: the ground floor is divided into 4 two-room apartments consisting of a large living room with kitchenette, bathroom with bath and double bedroom, while on the second floor there are 5 apartments, each consisting of a large living room with kitchenette, a double bedroom, a further room in the loft area and two bathrooms with shower and a loft with a beautiful fireplace and a characteristic platform. Both the ground floor and first floor also have two large communal halls of 110m2 and 80m2 respectively, created from the old stables of the house while maintaining intact the original architecture. Equipped with several bathrooms, grand fireplaces, wardrobes and the facility for audio/video systems, it is possible to accommodate a total number of 140/160 people. Project approved for construction of an additional 600m2. All apartments are elegantly furnished as luxury homes with aspects of Tuscan style such as the ceiling with its exposed beams and parquet and brick flooring which invoke the splendour and atmosphere of the past. In addition, the wonderful panoramic location allows you to enjoy a wonderful view over Assisi, Mount Subasio and the area of Perugia.
location
Bastia Umbra is located on the left bank of the river Chiascio, around 20 km from the capital of the region Perugia. In Roman times it was known as Insula Romana because it resembled an island surrounded by the waters of "Lacus Umber", a large body of water that occupied the Umbra valley. During the Middle Ages, Bastia became a castle that for a long time was subjected to the domination of Assisi, before being controlled by the Perugians Michelotti, Fortebraccio and Baglioni. Bastia Umbra, located on the plain dominated by Mount Subasio, is now an important economic centre for the area of Assisi. The vocation of Bastia, in fact, cannot be tourism as comparison with the neighbouring towns would see it irreparably defeated; nevertheless, even if the prevailing appearance of the area is of the modern mold, very ancient fortifications and buildings can be found in the heart of the village. In Piazza Mazzini, for example, there is the fourteenth century church of Santa Croce, characterised by its façade of white and pink limestone, typical of Subasio. The same material is also used in many other buildings of the area as in the church of S. Chiara in Assisi. Not far away, over a low hill, it is possible to visit Rocca S. Angelo, which, surrounded by walls and towers dating from medieval times, is home to one of the oldest monasteries of the Franciscan order.
