luxury house with terrace for sale Soriano nel Cimino, Italy

LAZIO VITERBO MONTEFIASCONE - ALTA TUSCIA ANCIENT HISTORIC VILLAGE NEAR LAKE BOLSENA Ancient village dating back to 1174, just 6 kilometers away from Lake Bolsena, the largest lake of volcanic origin in Europe, and 11 from Viterbo, city of the Popes and the largest medieval quarter in Europe. The ancient historic residence is made up of three real estate blocks, for a total of 4000 m2, of which 2500 m2 still to be recovered, while the remaining 1500 m2 offer six refined apartments, two rooms on the ground floor used as dining rooms, a well-stocked and equipped kitchen, with cellar on the floor below and a characteristic room in the basement of another block. The latter, which in the past was used as a cellar and shelter for animals, has been restored to its former glory and today can be used as a location for cultural, recreational and food and wine events. The entire property is spread over a 4.5 hectare plot of land planted with vineyards and olive groves; Furthermore, in the vicinity of the properties, there is a small amphitheater and a swimming pool, also equipped with a mini bar, oven and barbecue. The entire property is an excellent location for holding any type of event both in the external park and in the internal spaces. Distances in kilometers: The lake 6 km, the sea 53 km, Viterbo 11 km, Orvieto 35 km, Rome 110 km. History The place called La Commenda appears to have been inhabited already in Roman times, as can be deduced from local findings of stone, ceramic and various materials. The origin of the buildings that still exist seems to date back to 1174. The Knight Monks of the Jerusalem Order of St. John (later called the Sovereign Jerusalem Military Order of Malta) took possession of it and built a church dedicated to Saint Lucia (which is confirmed in a bull of Innocent III in 1208 ) and a Domus hospitalis, for the assistance of pilgrims traveling along the Via Francigena and the care of the sick. Starting from the 14th century, the place was assigned in trust (i.e. in commenda) to personalities of clear fame, belonging to noble families and to ecclesiastics awarded the cardinal's purple (and it is from this period that the place began to be called The Commandery). Subsequently, members of the Aldobrandini, Rospigliosi, Farnese, Orsini and Sforza families took possession of it. The period of greatest prosperity of the Commandery was the one in which it was assigned to Annibal Caro, a great scholar and poet, as well as Commander and Knight of the Order of Malta: that is, from 1555 to 1566. In 1798 La Commenda was taken over by the republican government established by Napoleon and, in 1799, it became the property of the Doria Pamphili princes, who held it until the first half of the 19th century. Over time, the Commenda complex has undergone various building expansions, the last of which dates back to 1893, as can be read in an epigraph located there. In recent times, the owners of the site have used the buildings in question as agricultural warehouses and as residences for their settlers. Until the sixties of the 20th century, a rural elementary school also functioned there, for the children of the settlers themselves.

One of a kind property: early medieval Tower located in the heart of the beautiful historic village of Sutri, next to the evocative 11th-century Church of San Silvestro. The property, both externally and internally fully restored, with a total area of approximately 200 square meters on three levels plus the terrace, boasts a privileged position with views of the ancient Romanesque church, the historic Piazza della Rocca, and the countryside of Tuscia. Access to the residence is from the square, ascending a stone staircase that leads to a first glazed entrance door on the first floor. Once crossed, it leads to a landing shared with two other properties. From the landing, through the entrance door of the residence, you enter an entrance room with a large window, usable as a welcoming lounge for guests or a study. A marble staircase leads to the second floor consisting of a spacious living room, equipped kitchen, a cozy bedroom with a view of the square, and a bathroom. The living room with a fireplace enjoys a view of the splendid surrounding countryside through a high window, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The kitchen, adjacent to the living room and directly connected to it, offers a comfortable dining area for great conviviality. A large bedroom and a full bathroom with a bathtub and washing machine complete the second floor. Going up to the third floor, we find the master bedroom, served by a bathroom with a shower. The most spectacular feature of this room is a medieval bifora window, divided by an authentic ancient Roman column, offering a charming view of the underlying Piazza. Also on the same floor as the master bedroom, a room with a part of the sloping ceiling can serve as a studio or a sitting area with a sofa bed for guests. From this room, you access a terrace with space for a table seating six and offering a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside and the medieval roofs of the beautiful village. An unmissable opportunity for those seeking a dwelling with historical charm in the heart of Sutri, on the historic Via Cassia just a 1-hourdrive from Rome, 40 minutes from Viterbo, and approximately 10 km from Trevignano Romano and Lake Bracciano. The splendid village is also rich in historical treasures such as a Roman amphitheater completely excavated in tuff, an Etruscan necropolis, a Mithraeum later transformed into a church (dedicated to the Madonna del Parto), and a Romanesque Cathedral.

For sale in the suggestive countryside of Amelia, we offer a splendid villa with swimming pool and a vast land of 2 hectares. The property boasts an internal distribution on two levels and includes five apartments, each with an independent entrance, offering total privacy and versatility. Inside the villa there are a total of nine bedrooms, nine bathrooms, five large living areas, two kitchens and three kitchenettes, all finely finished and with attention to detail. An ideal opportunity for those who wish to enjoy a large and functional living space. The lower ground floor houses a large garage and large storage room, providing plenty of space to park vehicles and store any equipment. The property is surrounded by two hectares of arable land, framed by an idyllic green landscape and embellished by a private swimming pool and a picturesque lake for collecting water. The peaceful and serene atmosphere is perfect for those who wish to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and embrace nature. The position of the villa is equally advantageous, located about an hour away from the city of Rome, making the place easily accessible for anyone wishing to combine the pleasure of living in rural tranquility with the possibility of visiting the capital. Do not hesitate to contact us for further information and to book a visit to this charming property.

This castle, a noble building (17th century) of extraordinary historical prestige, was built on the foundations of a medieval fortress. The remains of the fortress can still be seen, and the castle enjoys a dominant position over the Tiber valley, the cliff of Orvieto, and the outlines of Tuscany. We are located in the medieval village of Tenaglie, between Todi and Orvieto, which is known for its mystical Cammino dei Borghi Silenti. This area is renowned for its spirituality, history, tradition, and wild nature. The Baroque listed estate is beautifully preserved in its original architectural style, thanks to skillful restoration work carried out by the current owners. The monumental park, filled with centuries-old trees, immediately conveys majesty and timeless elegance. The buildings are arranged around an Italian-style garden, including the noble 4-storey palace and the splendid 19th-century farmhouse, which now serves as a museum of rural civilization. There is also a landscaped garden on a lower level, featuring terraced paths and ornamental plants. The property offers an ideal location for a swimming pool and the possibility of converting the current lemon house into a club-house. Additionally, the property includes a caretaker's 2-bedroom house, a warehouse, a fenced plot for a car park, and over 3 hectares of woodland. The palace's atrium, once used for carriages, features segmental arched ceilings and windows that evoke a sense of epic atmosphere, along with the adjacent garrison hall. On the same level, there is a service wing, previously used by nuns, which requires renovation. On the lower floor, there is an extraordinary space with exposed stone walls, where permits allow for the construction of an indoor swimming pool and an elegant spa. The main floor, accessed by the Bernini-style staircase designed by architect Brasini, showcases sumptuous volumes unrivaled in their history, art, value, and elegance. The central hall, adorned with silk paneling and 19th-century frescoes, is surrounded by lounges, a dining room, a library, a music room with a balcony and precious frescoes, a ceramics room, and princely bedrooms with bathrooms. The kitchen embodies the charm of Italian tradition, complete with a large fireplace and washing area, where a lift could be installed. The high frescoed and coffered ceilings, exquisite marble or antique terracotta floors, refined fireplaces, and breathtaking views from the windows all contribute to the astounding allure of this estate. The magnificent terrace, connected to the dining room, overlooks the property's woods and the surrounding villages, and there are plans to extend it. The top floor features wooden ceilings, terracotta floors, and ready-to-use suites, as well as additional rooms and living areas awaiting completion. This unique estate offers tremendous potential for development and transformation, enhanced by the existing improvement authorizations. It could serve as a sumptuous private residence, a luxurious Relais Châteaux, or an exclusive event venue. Its convenient accessibility, proximity to art cities such as Orvieto (22km) and Todi, and its short distance to acclaimed restaurants like Casa Vissani or Trippini are significant advantages for potential buyers.

LAZIO - VITERBO - LUBRIANO LUXURY HISTORY VILLA Prestigious historic villa from the early 11th century, the Palazzo dei Monaldeschi della Cervara di Lubriano stands in the Valle dei Calanchi, on the border between Umbria and Lazio, in the heart of the ancient medieval village of Lubriano. The building, which develops an area of about 2600 commercial square meters, is divided into various rooms both for residential use and for receptions and events. Inside we find 23 bathrooms, 14 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, 2 dining rooms, 2 studies, a huge living room, a bright winter garden and many other rooms used as services; there are also an elevator and a freight elevator inside the structure. Also part of the property are two cellars, located under the Palazzo and with different accesses of the surface of approximately 50 m2 and 80 m2. Furthermore, on the outside there are various terraces located on different levels, a swimming pool measuring 8 x 18 ml and a well-kept garden completes the property. The property overlooks the wonderful Civita di Bagnoregio called the dying city. Originally the village was dominated by a convent of monks and was inhabited by a small community of laborers and craftsmen who had settled in that area. One of the most prestigious and representative Orvieto families of that time, the MONALDESCHI della Cervara, whose coat of arms, composed of gold frets on a blue field, is frescoed in the vault of the entrance to Palazzo Monaldeschi, acquired the convent and the surrounding wooded area. The hermitage was thus transformed into a small country castle used precisely to host the owners and their court for leisure and entertainment. The Palazzo remained the property of the Monaldeschi family for 500 years and retained its original appearance until 1600. Paolo Antonio Monaldeschi, the last male heir of the family, decided to completely renovate the building. Thus he entrusted himself to the well-known architect Giovan Battista Gazale di Vignanello who redesigned it in a Baroque style. The Palazzo includes numerous rooms and outdoor spaces, such as the roof garden, to accommodate up to 300 people in the context of a splendid Baroque Historical Residence, ideal for unforgettable receptions. Just to name a few, the Sala Specchi welcomes up to 140 guests, the Sala Arazzo up to 90; the Sala Tevere, with up to 40 period canvases representing glimpses of the Teverina; finally, the Sala dei Rosoni would allow, with a reception of 50 seats, to exceed, overall, the number of 300 guests. The Palazzo also includes numerous apartments to allow its guests to stay immersed in art, in peace and relaxation. Palazzo Monaldeschi hosts seminars, conferences, concerts, anniversaries, private parties and receptions of all kinds. It enjoys a fascinating and panoramic position and, at the same time, enviable from a tourist point of view. Close to the well-known Civita di Bagnoregio the dying city, at the same time it is only 30 km from Viterbo, 13 km from Bolsena lake and 100 km from Rome. Contact us to come and visit this prestigious residence

This villa, built on a picturesque Roman hill at the beginning of 2000, is located on the border between the provinces of Rieti, Terni, and Viterbo, offering spectacular views of the Tiber Valley. Surrounded by a 5000 sqm garden, the property extends over three floors plus a basement, which houses a garage, laundry room, and a cellar of approximately 150 sqm. The garden features green and paved areas, ideal for enjoying the outdoor seasons. An amphitheater could host small concerts or shows, while a terrace equipped with a wood-burning oven and barbecue provides a perfect space for breakfast and lunch under a pergola. The pool-view terrace, surrounded by oak trees, offers a panorama that resembles a painting, with sunsets that have inspired poets and writers. Upon entry, refined details characterize the environment, revealing the care and love with which it was designed and furnished. The ground floor hosts a bright living room with a fireplace, a dining room with a unique crystal table, a masonry kitchen, a study, bedrooms, and a game room or relaxation area. Upstairs, there are additional bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and a charming room in the tower. Internal materials, such as ancient terracotta, travertine, wooden beams, and marble, contribute to creating a cozy and sophisticated atmosphere. Despite its proximity to Rome, the villa offers privacy and tranquility, with symbols typical of the Umbrian countryside such as oaks, olive trees, and cypresses adorning the outdoor spaces. The strategic location, a short distance from Magliano Sabina, Narni, and Terni, makes this villa ideal for weekends or for those needing easy access to the airport, also reachable by railway. With large windows that provide brightness to the spaces, this villa is ready to be lived in comfortably and stylishly, whether permanently or only during holidays.