Description:

The restoration at the farmhouse was made to perfection in the 90s, under the guidance of the owner and architect, adopting design solutions in step with current standards and the needs of contemporary life.The main house was originally an ancient watchtower, as evidenced by the large walls with buttresses of the central tower and expanded over the centuries and presently divided into master unit and a smaller unit, with independent access.The interior of the manor reveals large environments, bright and very airy, a very uncommon situation for buildings of such history and rural type.The large entrance area includes: a living room, dining room and kitchen. Here dominates the thermo-fireplace that provides heating energy. The outdoor porch that faces the pool, boasts a wood burning stove and large dining table, allowing wonderful summer days and evenings to be enjoyed outside. The kitchen is in masonry with a central island.The living room also leads to a large SPA area with sauna-bath, double shower, foot bath tub and corner spa bath. Tiled in blue mosaic, this wellness area features two external outputs, leading to the beautiful swimming pool facing south, of 15x3 meters.The remainder of the ground floor includes a laundry room, the boiler room and a woodshed.The first floor includes a large open plan, bright, multi-functional, usable as a bedroom, study, relaxation area, reading area, with access to a covered balcony overlooking the southern view; this multifunctional space could be split into two, to create two bedrooms, if necessary. A cast-iron wood-burning stove provides a supplement to the existing under-floor heating throughout the housing complex.From the open space one can reach the master bedroom with private bath, characterized by large arched windows that discover an enchanted landscape.Completing the first floor is a room that serves as a dressing room, ironing / laundry room plus a bathroom. The old entrance on the first floor has been preserved and the beautiful outdoor yet covered staircase furnishes the front entrance.The independent unit located in the main house is located on the ground floor and has a living room, kitchen with fireplace and a master bedroom with bathroom.From the restoration of the barn, about 30 meters from the main house, there were recovered two additional units.On the ground floor, with an entrance from a wonderful panoramic terrace overlooking the Tiber valley, Todi and Perugia, we find an apartment with a bedroom area with fireplace, kitchen / dining room, utility room and bathroom.On the first floor, accessible from the imposing stone staircase, there is a second duplex apartment with kitchen / dining room, bedroom, bathroom and additional loft space with additional space to put a bed.Outside there is a shed and the boiler room in the basement, with laundry.The property in the complex covers an area of approximately 44 ha, including forest of evergreen oaks and olive trees; 700 olive quality "Cultivar" guarantee a good production of extra virgin olive oil.The garden around the house is a natural lawn, with roses, herb garden, almond trees and fruit trees like cherry, mulberry, apricot, apple, walnuts, loquat, persimmon, all well integrated with the surroundings without the sin of artificiality.The area around the house is fenced and equipped with a double entry, with an electric gate, the other for access to agricultural vehicles.Completing the property is a small brick outbuilding, former hen house, and a shed-garage for the agricultural machinery of 80 square meters. The maintenance of the property has been done by the owners with the help of some local artisans.Usable: (480 | ")Rooms: (13 | ")Bathrooms: (6 | ")Rooms: (5 | ")

Isola Verde is an ancient and prestigious house completely renovated with outbuilding converted into two units, is for sale in Umbria; this is one of the most unspoilt areas of Umbria, a hilly very panoramic, surrounded by greenery, immersed in silence and without disturbing elements, 15 km from Marsciano and 30 km from the centre of Perugia.This prestigious complex is reached along the last 4 km of a gravel road, very well kept. And situated in a strategic area from which to reach many other famous towns to visit in Umbria like Todi, Orvieto, Perugia, Spello, Assisi, and I closed the nearby Tuscany.The airports of Fiumicino and Ciampino are about two hours drive; Ciampino airport is used by most low-cost airlines. The airport of Perugia is just 30 minutes by car; which is served by Ryanair, and connects Perugia to London, Brussels by, Barcelona, Dusseldorf, Monaco, Rome.The railway stations of Perugia and Chiusi enjoy frequent connections to Rome, Florence, Milan etc.

The house with its four annexes represents a multiple dwelling that is warm, welcoming, open, bright, and airy.The restructuring was carried out using all recovered materials; preserving the original style of the houses in local stone. The high quality and modernity of the intervention are witnessed by a number of publications in some well-known magazines in the furniture industry.All finishes are of excellent quality; insulated roof, rainwater, 2 independent active wells, stone walls, terracotta floors and hand-made terracotta, ceilings with wooden beams, many with the original oak beams.The windows are traditional done in hard wood and double glazed glass. The front door is made of iron and glass.The bathrooms have excellent finishes and show a high level of finishings. The units of the former barn have been designed in a more modern style full of vivacity and colour, with a very special mosaic floor, window frames with double glazed English racing green English frames, and touches of oak for a pleasant and refined yet natural enjoyment of the rural living environments.

There are all necessary utilities. The whole system is up to code. The system for under floor heating is supplied by 3 energy sources: wood-burning fireplaces, gas and solar panels. Solar panels for hot water, the thermo-fireplaces and gas for harsh winters. Water supply is guaranteed by two private efficient wells plus an ancient well used infrequently. Three large cisterns collect the roof rainwater of the main house; this water is then repurposed for watering. Gas in the kitchens. Satellite TV is available.

The property is duly registered in the buildings & Land Registry of Marsciano.

The building is made owned by individuals and the sale is subject to tax on buildings equal to 9% of the value (12% of land).