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Ancient farmhouse of 500 square meters completely renovated with a dependance of 87 square meters, the lush garden of 11,350 square meters partially fenced and the swimming pool, complete this prestigious property located in a hilly position in the municipality of Fratta Todina a few kilometers from Todi. The farmhouse has been expertly restored with anti-seismic criteria, thermal insulation and equipped with underfloor heating system. The farmhouse with typical and essential architectural lines has harmonious and articulated interior spaces, designed for multi-family use and / or tourist rentals: The 280-square-meter master apartment features large 86-square-meter living room with central column and four brick arches, large kitchen, study and bathroom on the ground floor, three bedrooms, dressing room and bathroom on the second floor; 35-square-meter garage with access from the outside; On the second floor, with independent entrances there are two apartments each of 72 sq. m. consisting of living room with fireplace, kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom. The 87 sq. m. outbuilding can be used as two units or single unit: living room with kitchenette, double bedroom and bathroom, living room, kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom. The pool (12 x 5) built in 2005 with reinforced concrete structure is surrounded by a beautiful garden and mature plants, enhanced by about 100 olive trees, well and a driveway with majestic cypresses. The extremely strategic location with respect to services and main roads, makes the property very usable for tourists and for those who want to use it as a main residence, without sacrificing a wonderful landscape context. The municipality of Fratta Todina with its splendid life on the Middle Tiber Valley offers all kinds of services, in the surroundings is worth a visit the convent of Santa Maria della Spineta, an ancient Franciscan convent, from which you can enjoy a suggestive panoramic view that embraces the entire Tiber valley from Perugia to Todi. The cloister dates from 1394, while the present Church of the Virgin of the Assumption is from the late 18th century. Part of its furnishings was a Nativity of Spain (now in the Vatican Museums), a copy of which is in the hall of the City Council. Distances: 1.5 km from Fratta Todina, 14 km from Todi, 5.5 km from Marsciano, 8 from the E45 highway, 38 km from Umbria International Airport.

Historic Estate with Guest Houses in the Bolognese hills Occupying one of the most elevated and scenic positions in the Bolognese hills, this historic estate brings together centuries of history, remarkable flexibility and far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside. Originally dating back to the 15th century, the property extends across approximately 570 sq.m. and comprises four independent buildings set within around 3.8 hectares of private grounds, including landscaped gardens, open meadows and woodland. What distinguishes the estate is not only its historical character, but also the versatility of its configuration: the combination of a substantial main residence, 2 independent guest apartments and an additional outbuilding creates a property capable of adapting to a wide range of lifestyles and projects, from a private family compound to a hospitality venture or multigenerational residence. Despite its distinctly rural setting, the estate remains surprisingly well connected, with Bologna city centre and the international airport. Main Building The principal residence represents the historical heart of the estate, unfolding across multiple levels that follow the natural contours of the hillside rather than a conventional floorplan. This creates a home with a distinctive sense of character, where reception spaces, private accommodation and quieter retreat areas are distributed organically throughout the house. Extending across approximately 340 sq.m., the villa balances the atmosphere of a historic country residence with the comfort expected of a modern home, offering a layout equally suited to family life, entertaining and longer stays. Ground Floor: The entrance level is dedicated to the main living areas of the villa. A generous living room and formal dining room create the principal reception spaces of the house, both characterised by a strong sense of history and proportion. The floor includes a fully equipped eat-in kitchen, designed for everyday living as well as entertaining. A separate TV lounge provides a more informal setting, while a guest bathroom completes the floor. Lower Ground Floor: The first lower-ground level accommodates a spacious secondary living room, creating an additional area for relaxation and everyday living. An adjoining office further enhances the versatility of this floor, making it equally suited to remote working, reading or quieter daily activities. Also on this level are 2 double bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms, together with a dressing room and connecting hallway that complete the accommodation. Second Lower Ground Floor: The lowest level of the villa is dedicated to a further bedroom with its own en-suite bathroom. Positioned away from the principal living areas, this space offers an additional degree of independence and privacy, making it particularly suitable for guests or extended family members. The Annexes Complementing the main villa are 2 independent annexes, one of which was created through the complete reconstruction of the estate’s former stable building. The intervention successfully preserved and enhanced a number of original architectural features, most notably the characteristic terracotta latticework, a traditional element of rural architecture that continues to give the buildings a strong sense of identity and connection to the estate’s historical origins. Today, one of annexes provides a fully independent accommodation, creating valuable flexibility for hosting guests, extended family members, staff or hospitality-related use, while remaining fully integrated within the wider estate. Annex One The first annex occupies the estate’s former stable building and has been carefully reconstructed while preserving a number of its original architectural features, most notably the characteristic terracotta latticework that continues to reflect the property’s rural heritage. Today, the building accommodates two fully independent apartments, providing valuable flexibility for guest accommodation, extended family members or hospitality-related use. Ground Floor Apartment Extending to approximately 90 sq.m., the ground floor apartment is organised around an open-plan living area that combines the kitchen and sitting room within a single space, alongside 2 bedrooms, one double and one single, a bathroom, a storage room and a hallway. A private covered porch extends the living space outdoors, creating a pleasant setting for dining or relaxing during the warmer months. The lower-ground floor accommodates a cellar, providing useful additional storage space. First Floor Apartment The first-floor apartment extends to approximately 90 sq.m.. The layout includes an open-plan living area with kitchen and sitting room, a bedroom, a bathroom, a hallway and a storage room, creating a comfortable and fully independent residence. One of the defining features of this apartment is its large panoramic terrace, which enjoys open views across the surrounding hills and represents one of the most attractive outdoor spaces within the estate. Annex Two A further addition to the estate is an independent outbuilding of approximately 50 sq.m. currently configured as a single open-plan space. What distinguishes this building is its remarkable internal volume, with ceiling heights ranging from 3.6 to 5 metres, creating a bright and versatile environment with considerable architectural potential. While currently registered as a storage building, the structure presents a range of possible future uses, from an artist’s studio or wellness space to guest accommodation, a home office or an additional living area, subject to the necessary planning and urbanistic approvals. Its flexibility and generous proportions make it a valuable complementary asset within the wider estate, offering opportunities for future adaptation according to the owner’s needs. The estate is presented in excellent condition and benefits from a combination of historical character and carefully upgraded infrastructure designed to support both residential and hospitality use. Within the main villa, handcrafted lime-based pastellone finishes have been applied throughout both the interiors and exterior façades, creating a refined and organic aesthetic while enhancing the breathability and overall comfort of the living spaces. The villa further benefits from underfloor heating throughout, high-performance double-glazed windows and doors, and a level of comfort rarely associated with historic rural properties. One of the estate’s most distinctive features is its high degree of technical autonomy. Water is supplied through a private system comprising a main cistern with a capacity of approximately 100,000 litres, supplemented by an additional 10,000-litre reserve and a professional reverse-osmosis filtration system. The property also benefits from a 10 kW electrical installation, including both three-phase and single-phase power, together with a dedicated backup generator that guarantees continuity in the event of power interruptions. The 2 annexes are independently heated through radiator systems, providing flexibility for guest accommodation or hospitality use. Connectivity is ensured through a high-speed EOLO wireless internet connection, complemented by GSM-based telephony, intercom systems and modern communications infrastructure. Additional technical features include a septic tank system and double-glazed windows throughout all residential units. The Garden The estate extends across approximately 3.8 hectares of private land, creating a natural setting that combines landscaped areas, open meadows and mature woodland. For buyers seeking additional land, the ownership also includes neighbouring parcels that are not part of the current sale but may be acquired separately, offering the possibility of expanding the estate to approximately 15 hectares in total. This represents an interesting opportunity for those wishing to further enhance the property’s privacy, pursue agricultural projects or consolidate the surrounding landscape under a single ownership. The Location Positioned in the hills above Sasso Marconi, the estate enjoys a privileged location at approximately 460 metres above sea level, with panoramic views that extend across the Bolognese hills, from the surroundings of Sasso Marconi towards the Valsamoggia valley and beyond. Located approximately 17 km south of Bologna, Sasso Marconi is often considered the gateway to the Bolognese Apennines, occupying a strategic position between Bologna, Modena and Florence. This makes the area particularly appealing for those seeking a more natural environment without sacrificing accessibility. The town is closely associated with the legacy of Guglielmo Marconi, whose pioneering experiments in wireless communication were conducted here. Today, visitors can explore a network of sites connected to his life and work, including the Marconi Museum, Villa Griffone and the Colle dei Celestini, where some of his earliest experiments took place. The surrounding territory is equally attractive for outdoor enthusiasts. Several of the most celebrated walking routes in the region pass through Sasso Marconi, including the historic Via degli Dei, which links Bologna to Florence across the Apennines, as well as the Via della Lana e della Seta and the Linea Gotica trails. Food culture remains deeply rooted in local life, blending the culinary traditions of Emilia-Romagna with the produce of the surrounding hills. Fresh pasta, local cured meats, crescentine and tigelle are regional staples, while the area is also known for its prized white truffles, celebrated during the autumn season. For residents and guests alike, the location offers a combination of landscape, culture, gastronomy and accessibility that is increasingly difficult to find so close to Bologna. EPC Rating: G Energy Performance Index (IPE): 295,76 kwh/sq.m.*year EPC Rating: G Energy Performance Index (IPE): 266,66 kwh/sq.m.*year EPC Rating: G Energy Performance Index (IPE): 254,57 kwh/sq.m.*year Why Buy It Few properties are able to combine historical character, operational flexibility and proximity to a major city as successfully as this estate. Its configuration is one of its greatest strengths: the presence of a substantial main villa, 2 independent annexes and an additional outbuilding creates opportunities that extend far beyond traditional residential use, whether as a multigenerational family estate, a hospitality venture, a private retreat or a combination of these functions. Its position further enhances the appeal: while surrounded by the landscapes of the Bolognese hills and the wider Apennine countryside, the estate remains within easy reach of Bologna, offering a balance between accessibility and a sense of removal that is increasingly difficult to replicate. The existing guest accommodation, together with the potential offered by the third annex and the possibility of acquiring additional land, provides considerable scope for future development and personalisation. For buyers seeking a property with history, flexibility and long-term potential, rather than simply a country house, this estate represents a particularly distinctive opportunity. Distances Closest Borgo with services: 8,5 km Airport of Bologna: 28,4 km Bologna: 29 km Modena: 57,3 km Imola: 73,6 km Ferrara: 76,9 km Reggio Emilia: 85,4 km Brisighella: 101 km Firenze: 109 km Parma: 109 km Ravenna: 112 km Rimini: 150 km

Luxurious Hospitality Retreat in Le Marche, Italy Welcome to a world of opportunity nestled in the heart of Le Marche, Italy. Here, surrounded by 10.3 ha of panoramic land, you’ll find a captivating farmhouse boasting three separate buildings. Currently operating as a tourist accommodation business, each building is imbued by its own unique charm, offering you endless possibilities for use. Discover a property where history merges with luxury, where classic Italian architecture meets modern comfort. From a full-blown spa to the reception spaces, the horse boxes and training pads, apple orchards, and a quaint jam-making station this estate is a property fit for an exceptional way of living. The Property Dating back to the 17th century, this remarkable property has been meticulously renovated, and now showcases a mix of history and modern luxury. Spread across three buildings, it offers an array of comfortable living spaces, each with its own distinctive charm and functionality, covering a total of 754 sq.m. The Main Building Welcome into the main building composed of 221 sq.m., it offers plenty of reception spaces for your guests, and two apartments on the first floor. Ground Floor: As soon as you enter, a warm reception area sets the tone for you to welcome guests in. Connected to the spacious terrace, a cozy breakfast room follows, offering the perfect space to start the day immersed in natural light and scenic views. Adjacent to the breakfast room, you will find a well-appointed kitchen as well as a spacious sitting room. First Floor: The first floor of the main building accommodates two spacious apartments totaling 106 sq.m. The first apartment comprises a cozy living room, a kitchenette integrated with a dining area, a bedroom, and a well-appointed bathroom, offering a mix of luxury and functionality. Similarly, the second apartment features a comfortable living room, a kitchenette with an adjoining dining area, a bedroom, and a bathroom. Basement: The basement of the main building serves as a hub for various activities, spanning a total of 124 sq.m. It houses a jam production workshop, sales point, product storage area, warehouse, and technical room. From crafting artisanal foods to more functional spaces, this area ensures maximum efficiency. The SPA Building The building originated as a stable, and now hosts a ground floor luxury SPA, complemented by three apartments on the first floor, for a total of 287 sq.m. Ground Floor: This floor features an entrance dressing room, a well-equipped gymnasium, a whirlpool room, sauna, steam room, experience showers, and a relaxation area. Guests can enjoy a seamless journey from dressing to relaxation, indulging in state-of-the-art wellness amenities designed for the ultimate wellbeing experience. First Floor: The first floor of the building now hosts three apartments. The central unit can be divided into two separate living areas, offering flexibility to accommodate all needs. The first apartment features a living room, kitchenette, dining area, one bedroom, and a bathroom. The second apartment comprises an entrance hall, multipurpose room with a kitchenette and dining area, one bedroom, two bathrooms, and a loft. The third apartment offers a similar layout to the first, with a living room, kitchenette, dining area, one bedroom, and a bathroom, along with a loft. The Private Home The private house, spanning 122 sq.m. across two floors, offers a space which can be used for the homeowners to live on property, or as additional accommodation space. Ground Floor: Upon entry, a welcoming entrance hall leads you into an open-plan area comprising a kitchen, dining room, and living room. This layout promotes effortless interaction between the spaces, ideal for both relaxing and entertaining. Large sliding glass windows invite plenty of natural light in and offer picturesque views of the garden. On this floor you will also find a service bathroom and a technical room. First Floor: Going upstairs, you will find a bedroom with an ensuite bathroom. From here you get the best views of the property. The Land The outdoor areas of the property span 10,3 ha and are designed to enhance daily life and cater to various interests. Eight horse boxes, covering approximately 175 sq.m. as well as horse training grounds, provide ample space for hosting horse riding lessons to drive traffic to the property. In addition, on the property you will also find two car parking sheets equipped with photovoltaic systems, totaling approximately 130 sq.m.. The outdoor spaces also boast a 6×11 pool surrounded by a tanning deck. Next to it, you will also find lush apple orchards, blackberry bushes, and an array of other fruit and vegetable garden plants. This stunning garden not only adds aesthetic charm to the property, but also provides opportunities for your guests to enjoy fresh, homegrown produce straight from the land. The Location Located in the scenic town of Sarnano, Italy, this property offers a perfect mix of privacy and convenience. Here, you and your guests can immerse yourselves in the region’s culture, with a variety of festivals and events celebrating local traditions. Sarnanos town center is not too far away, and it provides access to charming cafes, boutiques, and restaurants serving authentic Italian cuisine. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the abundance of activities, from hiking and cycling to exploring the nearby Monte Sibillini National Park and the seaside. Sarnanos proximity to major highways and airports ensures easy access to the property. The town is conveniently located not too far from the A14 and A1 highways, while the Ancona and Perugia Airports are also easy to reach. EPC: Ordered Why Buy It This property is a versatile investment opportunity with a range of practical uses. Currently operating as a successful tourist accommodation business, it offers the potential to expand further. Featuring three separate buildings, there’s plenty of space to accommodate guests in style and comfort. Additionally, you can utilize the space for hosting events and classes, from horse riding lessons to spa retreats. The private home can serve as a residence for the owners or provide additional accommodation options. Distances Nearest Town With Services: 3,9 km Theater: 4,2 km Thermal Baths: 4,7 km Gualdo: 6,3 km Monti Sibillini National Park: 7,1 km Amandola: 12,1 km San Ginesio: 18,2 km Fiastra Lake: 26,5 km Tolentino: 29,2 km A14 Highway: 51 km Seaside: 53,5 km Airport of Ancona: 92 km

A Restored Agriturismo Estate in the Hills of Cagli Set within the rolling landscape of the Marche countryside, near the historic town of Cagli and between Urbino and Gubbio, this restored agriturismo estate offers a rare sense of space, privacy and continuity with nature, complemented by a panoramic swimming pool and open views across the surrounding Apennine peaks. The property extends across approximately 610 sqm of internal space, including the main farmhouse and annex, and is set within 27 hectares of land where cultivated fields, woodland and distant mountain profiles define a setting of quiet beauty and natural balance. The estate combines a carefully restored ensemble of buildings with a landscape that remains deeply authentic, offering a way of living that brings together private residence and hospitality within a context shaped by nature and continuity. The Main Building The estate comprises a traditional stone farmhouse and a separate annex, both dating back to the 18th century. The main building has been carefully restored, preserving original materials where and when possible, including wooden window frames, while integrating structural improvements and bio-building techniques. The total surface is approximately 442 sqm, currently organised into a private residence and an independent guest apartment, allowing the property to function both as a home and as an established agriturismo. Ground Floor: The ground floor is partly dedicated to shared and guest-oriented spaces. A large multi-purpose living room with fireplace creates a welcoming environment for relaxation and opens onto a spacious covered veranda, which offers open views across the surrounding hills, the swimming pool and the garden. In the evening, this space naturally becomes a place to unwind, overlooking the changing light of the landscape with a glass of local wine. On this level, there is also an independent guest apartment, which includes a kitchen and living room, together with a spacious double bedroom and bathroom. The apartment benefits from its own private entrance. First Floor: The upper floor hosts the main private residence, where the layout opens into a spacious kitchen with central island and dining area, forming the core of the living space. From here, the layout naturally unfolds into a separate dining room and continues into a generous living room, creating a sequence of interconnected spaces designed for everyday living and hosting. In front of the kitchen and dining area, a passage leads to the sleeping quarters, where there is a bathroom with ante-bathroom. To the left of the main living area, a second passageway opens onto a series of additional rooms: on one side, a bedroom currently used as a study, on the other a double bedroom with en-suite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe. The apartment offers a further multi-purpose room that can be adapted according to needs. The Annexes The former barn has been demolished and rebuilt, now accommodating 3 independent apartments arranged over two levels for a total of 168 sqm. Each unit features an open-plan living area with kitchen and dining space on the ground floor, and a bedroom on the upper level, together with a bathroom with a laundry area available for guests. Each apartment benefits from its own outdoor area, including a private veranda and access to the shared garden. The property was restored between 2008 and 2010 with particular attention to structural quality and sustainability. The works included anti-seismic improvements, ventilated foundations and a fully insulated roof. The annex was rebuilt using bio-building techniques and is equipped with a pellet heating system and solar thermal panels. The property does not use gas. Wooden window frames have been preserved, and the estate is served by two separate electrical lines, supporting both private use and hospitality operations. The Land The estate extends over approximately 27 hectares, where cultivated fields, woodland and open clearings create a landscape that feels both expansive and deeply private. The land unfolds gently around the property, offering a natural sense of continuity and space that is increasingly rare to find. Fields of wheat and sunflowers alternate with fruit trees and shaded paths, inviting slow walks through the estate and a direct connection with the surrounding nature. From various points of the property, the views open onto the rolling hills and distant Apennine peaks, creating a setting that changes throughout the day and across the seasons. Within the estate there is also the basin of a former lake, which could potentially be restored, adding a further layer to the landscape and its long-term potential. The swimming pool, measuring 12 x 6 metres and built in 2010, is positioned to fully benefit from the open views and is equipped with a solar shower. Around it, the outdoor spaces are designed for both relaxation and shared moments, including a bocce court, an archery area and a barbecue. An olive grove, together with natural paths that cross the land, completes a setting that is not only visually compelling but also offers a tangible sense of use and experience, making the estate equally suited for private enjoyment and hospitality. The Location The estate is located near Cagli, between Urbino and Gubbio, in a part of the Marche region where natural landscapes and historic heritage coexist in a setting that remains authentic and relatively unspoilt. From the property, the views extend across the surrounding Apennine peaks, including Monte Nerone, Monte Petrano, Monte Catria and Monte Acuto, shaping a landscape of wide horizons and changing light throughout the year. The area offers access to a network of historic towns and cultural destinations. Urbino, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and Gubbio are both within comfortable reach, while the nearby Gola della Rossa and Frasassi is home to one of Italy’s most remarkable cave systems. Not far from the property, the Abbey of Fonte Avellana, set at the foot of Monte Catria and surrounded by woodland, adds a further layer of historical and cultural depth to the area. Throughout the year, the Marche region offers a varied cultural calendar that follows the rhythm of the seasons. In summer, Pesaro becomes an international reference point for music with the Rossini Opera Festival, while the nearby coastal town of Fano, known for its historic Carnival of the Adriatic, also hosts theatre and musical performances, creating a lively atmosphere that complements the quieter countryside setting. This balance between nature, culture and seasonal events makes the area appealing in every period of the year, offering different ways to experience the landscape depending on the season. The region is also strongly connected to its agricultural and culinary traditions, with local products such as truffles, olive oil, cheeses and wines forming an integral part of everyday life. Despite its sense of seclusion, the property remains accessible and well positioned for exploring central Italy. Access is via approximately 5 km of unpaved road, a feature that contributes to its privacy and distance from more frequented areas. EPC ordered Why Buy It This estate offers a rare combination of scale, privacy and authenticity within a part of Italy that remains largely untouched and increasingly sought after. The presence of multiple independent units, together with the extent of the land, makes it particularly suitable for those looking to continue or further develop a hospitality project, while maintaining a private residence within the same estate. At the same time, the landscape, the open views across the Apennines and the rhythm of life connected to the land create a setting that is equally suited for personal use, offering a more grounded and immersive way of living in the Italian countryside. The balance between seclusion and accessibility, combined with a destination that offers interest and activity throughout the year, makes this property not only a place to live, but a long-term asset with both lifestyle and investment value. Distances Closest Borgo with services: 7,3 km Hospital: 18.9 km Acqualagna: 7,4 km Cagli: 8,9 km Urbino: 33,8 km Frassassi Caves: 49 km Fano: 48,7 km Pesaro: 60,5 km Senigallia: 71,9 km Assisi: 88,9 km Airport of Perugia: 81,8 km Airport of Ancona:90 km

Tuscan Heritage Estate Near Florence, Tuscany Beautifully positioned amidst the rolling Tuscan hills, this distinguished historic villa enjoys an enviable setting just a few kilometres from the heart of Florence. Utterly private and tranquil, the estate retains the authentic charm of the Florentine countryside while remaining within easy reach of the city’s cultural and architectural treasures. The Villa The principal residence extends to approximately 700 sq m over three levels and commands sweeping views across its olive-clad landscape. An elegant and lush garden frames the villa, leading to a panoramic swimming pool with a fully appointed sun terrace a refined retreat during the summer months. The ground floor is arranged for both formal entertaining and relaxed family living. It comprises a splendid drawing room with fireplace, a refined dining room, a study, a fully equipped kitchen with pantry, a guest bathroom, a charming sitting room, a bedroom with en suite bathroom, as well as a utility area and a traditional stone cellar. On the first floor, an impressive 50 sq m reception or family room forms the centrepiece of the level. The sleeping quarters include three bedrooms and three bathrooms, one of the bedrooms distinguished by a beautifully frescoed ceiling a graceful testament to the villa’s heritage. The uppermost floor currently houses non-habitable rooms of approximately 200 sq m, offering exceptional scope to create up to four additional bedroom suites, subject to the necessary consents. While entirely functional and well maintained, selective modernisation particularly to the kitchens and bathrooms would further elevate comfort and align the interiors with contemporary expectations, without compromising the property’s historic integrity. The Annexes The estate is further enriched by two independent residences within the grounds, bringing the total internal surface area to approximately 1,135 sq m. The first annex, measuring around 225 sq m and attached to the main villa, may easily be reintegrated if desired. Presented in classic rural Florentine style, it features a kitchen, living and dining areas, three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a generous family room. The second annex, extending to approximately 210 sq m, is a beautifully restored former olive mill. Great care has been taken to preserve original features, most notably the historic stone millwheel, now incorporated into the kitchen as a striking architectural detail. The accommodation is arranged with an entrance opening to the living area, a study and bathroom to one side, elegant floor-to-ceiling glazing to the other, and floating stairs leading to the upper floor, where two bedrooms and a bathroom are situated. Traditional finishes terracotta floors, exposed timber beams and substantial wooden doors lend warmth and authenticity throughout. The property is further complemented by ample parking, agricultural outbuildings and storage areas. The Land The estate is set within approximately 3.5 hectares (8.6 acres) of private grounds, of which around three hectares are dedicated to productive olive groves. The land is meticulously maintained and yields the estate’s own extra-virgin olive oil, which may be stored in the charming stone cellar, enhancing the property’s genuine agricultural heritage. The landscaped gardens surrounding the villa provide shaded areas for outdoor dining and relaxation, while the swimming pool enjoys uninterrupted views across the gently undulating countryside. The Location Immersed in the verdant Tuscan countryside, in the municipality of Impruneta, yet remarkably close to the historic centre of Florence, the property offers a rare balance between rural serenity and urban convenience. This is a setting of absolute privacy and refinement, where the timeless beauty of Tuscany meets the cultural vibrancy, fine dining and international connections of one of Italy’s most celebrated cities an ideal residence for those seeking discretion, authenticity and effortless access to world-class amenities. EPC: Ordered Why Buy It To acquire this estate is to secure not merely a home, but a distinguished Tuscan retreat within easy reach of Florence. The presence of three independent residences ensures flexibility for family, guests or staff, while the productive olive groves and panoramic pool enrich everyday living with authenticity and quiet luxury. Its historic character, generous volumes and scope for refinement offer both immediate enjoyment and future potential. Above all, the property provides privacy, prestige and proximity to culture a rare combination that makes it as rewarding an investment as it is an exceptional place to live. Distances Closest Town with Services: 2 km Impruneta: 5 km Florence: 10 km A1 Motorway: 10 km Theatre: 11 km Hospital: 13 km San Casciano Val di Pesa: 14 km Fiesole: 14 km Airport of Florence: 25 km Prato: 32 km Siena: 69 km Maranello: 145 km

A Historic Wine Estate with Agriturismo in the Hills of Brisighella Located among the first hills of Brisighella, surrounded by its own vineyards and overlooking the Lamone valley, this historic estate combines a restored agriturismo, a private residence and a working winery within a landscape deeply connected to the identity of the territory. The property extends across approximately 560 sqm of total surface, including the main building and annexes, and is set within 7 hectares of owned and rented land, characterised by vineyards, fruit trees and open views across the surrounding hills. Outdoor spaces and areas designed for shared moments allow for a lifestyle that moves naturally between indoor living and the landscape, where evenings can be spent overlooking the vines with a glass of wine produced directly on the estate. The Main Building The complex, originally built from the 13th century around the church of San Nicola, has been carefully restored over time and today hosts both a private residence and an established agriturismo. The main building measures approximately 498 sq.m. and is organised into a private apartment and hospitality spaces. A defining characteristic of the interiors is the balance between tradition and contemporary living: while the external architecture preserves its historic identity, the interior spaces have been interpreted with a more modern approach, creating a refined contrast that enhances both elements without compromising the authenticity of the property. Ground Floor: The ground floor hosts both the private residence and part of the hospitality areas, organised around a clear and functional layout. The main guest entrance opens into a shared entrance hall. From here, directly ahead lies the former deconsecrated church, now used as the main dining and breakfast area, which also benefits from its own independent external access. The adjacent sacristy functions as a back-of-house space supporting the culinary activities and is directly connected to the kitchen of the private residence. To the right of the entrance hall, near the laundry area serving the private residence, the layout unfolds into the independent guest apartment. This unit benefits from its own separate external entrance and is composed of a living and dining area with kitchenette, together with a bedroom and bathroom. The private apartment has its own independent entrance and opens into a living room. To one side, there is an additional living space currently used as a study, while on the opposite side the layout unfolds into the kitchen and dining area with fireplace, directly connected to the former sacristy. The private apartment also includes a laundry area, accessible via the shared entrance hall of the B&B and benefits from a private cellar located on the basement level. First Floor: The first floor is divided between the private residence and the guest accommodation, maintaining a clear functional separation between the two areas. The private residence, through a staircase that leads from the living room to the sleeping area, opens into a spacious and multifunctional room that leads to the master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, creating a more intimate and self-contained living space. On the hospitality side, access is via the entrance hall, from which a few steps lead to the upper level. Here, a living area with bathroom serves as a shared space for guests before opening into the sleeping quarters. From this space, the layout unfolds into two separate double bedrooms, both with private bathrooms. From the shared living area, a stunning metal staircase leads up to a mezzanine level hosting a spacious library, designed as a quiet and inviting space where guests can read and relax. The restoration and upgrading of the property were carried out in two distinct phases: the hospitality areas were completed in 2014, followed by the private residence in 2016. The structural intervention included reinforced foundations, perimeter ring beams and ventilated foundations, ensuring both stability and long-term durability, while preserving the original character of the buildings. The Annex The property also includes a separate dependance of 62 sq.m., which has been converted into an additional independent apartment: a charming studio apartment with a living area with kitchenette, a bedroom and a bathroom. The Winery A defining feature of the estate is the underground winery, built in 2019 and designed to both preserve the beautiful surrounding landscape and maintain natural temperature and humidity conditions throughout the year. The winery measures approximately 155 sq.m., comprising a 112 sq.m. production area together with an additional 43 sq.m. space currently used for tasting and guest use, including a bathroom. The layout includes a production area, a barrique room and technical spaces, offering the possibility to continue or further develop a wine production under a dedicated label, with an estimated capacity of up to 15,000 bottles per year. The property is served by mains water together with a phreatic well, ensuring a reliable water supply. The house is fully electric, with no gas connection, and features underfloor heating, together with air conditioning in the bedrooms. There is currently no photovoltaic system installed, although there is the potential to introduce one, subject to the necessary approvals. Additional features include a security alarm system, irrigation system, wooden window frames with double glazing and traditional shutters. The Land The estate extends over approximately 2 hectares of private land plus another 5 hectares that they have taken for rent, primarily dedicated to vineyards and agricultural land. The soil composition, together with the proximity to the Lamone river and the natural temperature variations, creates favourable conditions for viticulture. The vineyards are planted with local grape varieties such as Sangiovese, Trebbiano and Albana, alongside a small presence of Chenin Blanc in selected areas of the property. Outdoor spaces are designed to be lived and experienced, opening onto the surrounding landscape and allowing for moments that move naturally between the vineyard and the living areas. The layout of the land lends itself to hosting informal gatherings directly among the vines, from simple picnics to more structured outdoor dining setups, offering the possibility to experience the estate at sunset, immersed in the vineyard and the surrounding nature. The land also includes fruit trees and a vegetable garden, reinforcing the property’s strong connection to a self-sustained and authentic rural lifestyle. A swimming pool (12 x 3,5 meter), built above ground and removable, is located in front of the vineyard. The Location The estate is located on the first hills of Brisighella, an ancient medieval and thermal village set in the Lamone Valley, between Florence and Ravenna. Recognised among I Borghi più belli d’Italia and awarded distinctions such as the Touring Club’s Bandiera Arancione, Brisighella offers a rare balance between authenticity, quality of life and accessibility. The village is defined by its distinctive skyline of three rocky pinnacles ( the Rocca Manfrediana, the Sanctuary of Monticino and the Clock Tower), shaping a landscape deeply rooted in its past. The atmosphere is quiet and genuine, where stone paths, historic architecture and cultivated hills create a setting that feels preserved rather than staged. The area is strongly connected to its enogastronomic identity, with olive oil, wine and local produce forming an integral part of everyday life. The surrounding countryside, with its vineyards and walking paths, offers a landscape that can be experienced throughout the year, both actively and at a slower pace. The estate itself is within walking distance of the village centre, while the nearby railway station provides direct connections, including routes towards Florence, offering both convenience and long-term value for hospitality use. EPC Rating: ordered Why Buy It This property offers a rare opportunity to acquire a fully integrated estate where hospitality, private living and wine production coexist within a single, coherent setting. The presence of an established agriturismo, together with vineyards and a fully equipped underground winery, allows for the continuation or further development of a vitivinicultural and hospitality project, with activities such as tastings, cooking classes, foraging and small-scale dining naturally aligned with the character of the estate. At the same time, the configuration of the buildings offers a high degree of flexibility, making it possible to maintain a clear separation between private and guest areas or to convert the property into a fully private residence without significant structural intervention. The combination of a walkable location near Brisighella, strong enogastronomic identity, production potential and year-round appeal makes this estate not only a place to live, but a long-term asset capable of generating both lifestyle value and sustainable income. Distances Closest Borgo with services: 1,3 km Hospital: 12,6 km Faenza: 13 km Imola: 26,2 km Cesena: 46,6 km Ravenna: 52,2 km Airport of Bologna: 70,5 km Bologna: 72 km Rimini: 83,5 km San Marino: 91,6 km Firenze: 92,8 km Airport of Firenze: 103 km

A Restored Boutique Hotel with Pool in the Hills of Le Marche Set within the rolling countryside of the Marche region, near Senigallia and the Adriatic coast, this 19th century restored estate presents a rare opportunity to acquire a fully operational boutique hotel with restaurant, where architecture, landscape and hospitality come together in a highly refined setting. Extending across approximately 1,067 sqm of total surface, including the main villa and 3 independent annexes, the property comprises 12 guest rooms, each individually designed to reflect a balanced dialogue between contemporary comfort and traditional character. It is set within approximately 7,000 sq.m. of private land featuring a panoramic swimming pool, olive trees and open views across the surrounding hills, where indoor and outdoor living merge naturally, from events by the pool to quieter moments immersed in the landscape and local rhythms of life. Main Building The main building, measuring approximately 682 sq.m., is arranged across 3 levels and represents the operational and social core of the property. The layout has been designed to clearly separate private and guest flows: the main private entrance is located on the east side of the building, while guest access is positioned on the west side, ensuring both functionality and privacy. Parking is conveniently located just across the road leading to the property. The restoration has preserved the character of traditional Marche architecture, exposed beams, terracotta elements and original materials, while introducing contemporary systems and a refined, modern interior language. The result is a balanced dialogue between authenticity and comfort, supported by high-quality materials and a strong focus on sustainability, achieved through a high-level bio-building approach. Ground Floor: The ground floor is designed as the central point of interaction between guests, spaces and functions. The entrance for guests opens directly into the reception area, which currently also includes a small shop that can be maintained or reinterpreted depending on the future concept. From here, the space flows naturally into the heart of the house, where a striking double-height internal courtyard, topped by a glass roof, defines the central living space. Flooded with natural light and enhanced by a beautiful brick floor, this area creates a bright and atmospheric environment with a subtle gallery-like feel, designed as a place for relaxation. To the left of this central volume, a more traditional dining room that houses the restaurant, who can host up to 45 guests. Defined by the presence of a fireplace, it offers a more intimate setting, naturally suited to a seated dining experience. Continuing in the same direction, a larger multifunctional room extends the space. Currently used for activities such as yoga, it can also be integrated into the restaurant, increasing the number of tables, or remain dedicated to wellness, events or private use. The level is completed by several technical and service spaces, including a massage room, 4 guest toilets, laundry, professional kitchen and ample storage areas, all organised to support the functioning of the property without interfering with guest areas. First Floor: The first floor is dedicated to guest accommodation and includes 6 double bedrooms, each measuring approximately 20 sq.m., all with en-suite bathrooms, as well as a storage room. The rooms are well proportioned and designed to ensure both comfort and privacy. Large openings bring in natural light and frame the surrounding landscape, establishing a constant visual connection with the outdoors. Each room maintains a simple and coherent language, where space, light and views define the atmosphere. The Annexes The estate includes 3 independent annexes, each contributing to the overall flexibility of the property and expanding its accommodation capacity. Annex 1 Former Oven (59 sq.m.) Converted into a private suite, this space includes a living area, kitchenette and sitting room, offering a more independent and private accommodation option within the estate. Annex 2 Former Poultry House (64 sq.m.) This annex hosts 2 independent guest rooms, each with en-suite bathroom, ideal for guests seeking a more secluded stay. Annex 3 T-House (262 sq.m.) The most recent addition, renovated in 2022, the T-House includes three guest rooms with en-suite bathrooms, as well as a massage room with dedicated facilities. Each guest room opens onto a private wooden veranda overlooking the surrounding landscape. Positioned to ensure privacy, these spaces are furnished with seating and small tables, offering a quiet setting to unwind, with open views across the countryside, ideal for enjoying a glass of wine at sunset. An additional room, currently used as storage, can be reconfigured according to the future vision of the property, allowing for uses such as an independent apartment, a private spa or a showroom. The volume also allows for further expansion. A basement level of approximately 86 sq.m. includes the pool technical room, storage areas and a dedicated space for bicycle maintenance. The property is equipped with systems designed to support both comfort and operational efficiency. It includes a photovoltaic system of approximately 11 kW, as well as solar thermal panels for hot water production. Heating is supported by a condensing boiler powered by diesel or biodiesel, while LPG is used exclusively for the professional kitchen. Climate control is managed through fan coil systems throughout the property, with selected areas also benefiting from underfloor heating. Additional features include aluminium window frames with double glazing and mosquito screens, as well as irrigation systems supporting the outdoor areas. The Garden The estate is set within approximately 7,000 sq.m. of landscaped grounds, where lawns, mature trees, a small olive grove and fruit trees define the setting. A bricked terrace in front of the main building offers a natural place to sit and enjoy the surroundings, positioned as an immediate extension of the interior spaces. The decked ozone-treated swimming pool, measuring 16 by 8 metres and approximately 1.4 metres deep, is positioned between the main building and the T-House, creating a central outdoor area that connects the different parts of the property and becoming a natural focal point during the warmer months. Behind the multifunctional room, four dedicated changing rooms serve the pool area. In front of the pool, a covered dehor provides a large outdoor space suitable for events, with a capacity of approximately 100 to 120 guests. Within the grounds, a small natural amphitheatre offers a setting for performances, live music or private gatherings, reinforcing the property’s suitability for cultural and social events. The overall layout of the outdoor spaces allows for both everyday use and larger occasions, while maintaining a clear sense of organisation and openness. The Location The property is set in a rural position in Le Marche, not far from the town of Trecastelli, where everyday amenities can be easily reached. Just a few kilometers from the well-known Spiaggia di Velluto and along the roads leading towards the Apennines, this is a territory shaped by both landscape and identity. Trecastelli is often described as a land of artists and thinkers, a place where history and a forward-looking spirit coexist, giving the area a distinct and authentic character. Within a short drive, Senigallia introduces a different pace. Known as one of the Adriatic’s most refined seaside destinations, it combines long sandy beaches with a strong gastronomic culture, including Michelin-starred restaurants and a lively calendar of events. During the summer months, the town transforms with the Summer Jamboree, the world’s most exclusive vintage festival that transforms the city into a vibrant 1950s dream. The surrounding area is also defined by a strong food and wine culture. Vineyards, olive groves and local producers shape both the landscape and everyday life, with a focus on quality and tradition that is deeply rooted in the region. The coastline offers some of the most varied beaches along the Adriatic, with destinations such as Monte Conero reachable within 30 to 50 minutes. The area also includes an 18-hole golf course at Conero, adding a further dimension to the lifestyle offered by the location. Set between countryside and coast, the property benefits from a position that remains private while still connected to the surrounding territory. EPC Rating: A+ Energy Performance Index (IPE): 27,68 kwh/sq.m.*year Why Buy It The estate combines a functioning restaurant, distributed guest accommodation and independent annexes within a single, coherent property. It is a fully structured hospitality property with immediate usability and clear potential for evolution, allowing the business to continue without interruption while offering the possibility to reposition or expand over time. The layout ensures a clear separation between guest areas and private spaces, making it suitable both for professional use and as a residence. The presence of flexible volumes, including spaces that can be reconfigured, adds a further layer of adaptability, supporting different development scenarios without requiring structural changes. The property is characterised by a high standard of materials, systems and detailing, with a clear focus on sustainability and energy efficiency. Set between countryside and coast, in a region defined by strong food and wine culture, it represents a solid and versatile asset, capable of supporting both lifestyle and investment objectives. Distances Closest Town with Services: 1,4 km Senigallia: 12,6 km Jesi: 26 km Airport of Ancona-Falconara: 31,7 km Frasassi Caves: 47 km Ancona: 57 km Sirolo: 59 km Rimini: 82 km San Marino: 98 km Assisi: 119 km Arezzo: 163 km Bologna: 196 km

A Stone Farmhouse with Panoramic Views in the Umbrian Countryside From its elevated position among the green hills surrounding Castiglione del Lago, this charming stone farmhouse enjoys wide, uninterrupted views across the Umbrian countryside. The property includes a traditional farmhouse, a separate dependance and approximately 5,284 sq.m. of garden with swimming pool, offering privacy and generous outdoor spaces in a peaceful rural setting not far from Lake Trasimeno. The landscape here is defined by rolling fields, olive trees and soft horizons that change colour throughout the seasons. Within this natural setting, the estate offers a welcoming and versatile living environment, with a total of 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms distributed between the main house and the guest house. The result is a property well suited both as a private residence and as a holiday home designed for sharing time with family and friends. The Villa The main farmhouse measures approximately 262 sq.m. and is arranged over two levels, combining the charm of traditional Umbrian architecture, with bright and thoughtfully arranged living spaces. Ground Floor: The Ground Floor opens onto a spacious and bright living room with a fireplace, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Adjacent to the living area is a kitchen with dining space, designed for everyday living and relaxed gatherings. This level also includes a bedroom with a small walk-in wardrobe, a bathroom with sauna and a practical technical and laundry room. First Floor: An internal staircase leads to the First Floor, where the sleeping area unfolds. Here you will find 3 bedrooms, two of which feature walk-in wardrobes, together with two elegant bathrooms. This level also includes a small storage room and a study, which benefits from direct access to the external staircase, providing an additional independent entrance to the upper floor. The Annex Just a short distance from the main farmhouse stands a 140 sq.m. dependance, arranged over two levels and designed to offer comfortable accommodation for guests. The Ground Floor opens onto a bright open-plan living space with kitchenette, dining area and sitting room, together with a bedroom and a bathroom, creating a welcoming and independent guest accommodation. On the Basement Floor, the dependance includes a spacious storage room, a laundry room, a bathroom and a cellar, providing practical service areas for the property. Purchased in 1982 and fully renovated in 1998, the farmhouse presents high-quality finishes that preserve the authentic character of Umbrian rural architecture while ensuring modern comfort. The property is equipped with an LPG heating system, complemented by a pellet stove, while the water supply is provided by a private well reaching a depth of 78 metres. The Garden The property is surrounded by approximately 5,284 sq.m. of garden, offering open views across the surrounding countryside and a peaceful sense of privacy. Set within the garden, a beautiful 15 x 5 metre swimming pool offers the perfect place to relax while enjoying the views over the surrounding countryside. Here, long summer afternoons can be spent between the pool and the shaded outdoor porch, while evenings invite relaxed dinners outdoors with family and friends, surrounded by the quiet atmosphere of the Umbrian hills. The garden offers generous space to further enhance the outdoor living areas, whether through additional landscaping, olive trees or areas dedicated to relaxation and outdoor dining. The Location The property is located in the countryside near Castiglione del Lago, one of the most charming towns overlooking Lake Trasimeno. The historic centre rises on a small promontory surrounded by ancient walls and is dominated by the medieval Rocca del Leone, built in the 13th century and connected to the elegant Palazzo della Corgna. The nearest village with essential services is just 1 km away, allowing the property to combine privacy and countryside tranquillity with convenient access to everyday amenities. Thanks to its position on the shores of the lake, the area offers numerous outdoor activities including sailing, cycling and walking along the lakeside paths. The nearby shores of Lake Trasimeno also provide sailing, kayaking and lakeside dining. The town is also known for its restaurants and traditional cuisine, which combines the flavours of Umbria with those of nearby Tuscany. Thanks to its position close to the border between Umbria and Tuscany, the property also offers easy access to some of central Italy’s most renowned towns, including Cortona and Montepulciano, both known for their architecture, wine culture and historic charm. The regional capital Perugia is also within comfortable driving distance and offers cultural events, restaurants and international connections. EPC Rating: G Energy Performance Index (IPE): > 160 Kwh/mq Why Buy It What makes this property particularly appealing is its versatility. The combination of a main farmhouse and an independent dependance creates a home that can comfortably accommodate extended family and guests while preserving privacy for everyone. The open views across the Umbrian countryside, together with the garden and generous swimming pool, create a setting designed for outdoor living and long summer days spent between the house, the pool and shared moments with family and friends. It is a property that naturally lends itself to being enjoyed, offering space, independence and the relaxed atmosphere of the Umbrian countryside. Its position near Castiglione del Lago further enhances the appeal, allowing you to enjoy the tranquillity of the Umbrian hills while remaining close to Lake Trasimeno and the charming towns of the surrounding area. Distances Closest Borgo with services: 1 km Castiglione del Lago: 15 km Montepulciano: 25 km Magione: 25 km Passignano sul Trasimeno: 30 km Cortona: 34 km Perugia: 45 km Airport of Perugia: 55 km Arezzo: 56 km Montalcino: 58 km Città di Castello: 70 km Airport of Florence: 145 km

Set amidst the gentle rolling hills of Montefeltro, just ten kilometres from the UNESCO World Heritage city of Urbino, this charming tower is a residence unlike any other. Here, history and imagination meet, creating a home that is both timeless and contemporary. Within its walls lie five bedrooms and four bathrooms, offering not only comfort but a sense of living within a work of art. The House This 378 sq.m. property unites a 15th-century tower with a 19th-century farmhouse, brought together in perfect harmony. In 1976, the renowned architect Giancarlo De Carlo reimagined these structures, weaving modernity into tradition with grace and vision. Vast windows frame the ever-changing light, generous interiors unfold across subtle levels, and spaces are animated by striking architectural lines. Recognised by the Italian Ministry of Culture as a building of artistic importance, the house bears the signature of a master. On the ground floor, the living spaces unfold with a spacious kitchen, an impressive main hall with fireplace, a study, and a guest bathroom. Additionally, you’ll find a tower room that opens to the garden, an independent guest apartment, a cellar, a utility room, and a graceful portico of about 30 sq.m.—perfect for moments of stillness and shade. In 2014, the property was lovingly restored once again, blending heritage with modern comfort. A new insulated roof, handcrafted wooden doors and windows, and an efficient heating system were added, ensuring the home remains both authentic and welcoming. The Land The estate extends over three hectares of gardens, woodland and orchards. Nature here is protected: the land is surrounded by organic cultivation and preserved by a ban on hunting. The views sweep unbroken across the hills, while at night the skies open in their purest form, undimmed by light pollution, revealing the stars in their silent splendour. The Location Though secluded, the house is never isolated. In just ten minutes you can reach the nearest supermarket, and within fifteen minutes the heart of Urbino with its rich life of schools, university, hospital, shops and cafés. The Adriatic coast at Pesaro lies 46 km away, Rimini Airport 56 km, Ancona 90 km, Arezzo 100 km, Florence 174 km, and Rome 277 km. From this peaceful retreat, the world remains within reach. Urbino is a Renaissance jewel in the Marche region, renowned for its majestic Ducal Palace and as the birthplace of Raphael. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city blends art, history and learning, with a vibrant atmosphere shaped by its ancient university. EPC Rating: F Energy Performance Index (IPE): 258,40 kwh/sq.m.*year Why Buy It This astonishing watchtower is more than a home in Marche: it is a place where centuries of history, the vision of a master architect and the beauty of untouched nature come together. It is a sanctuary of inspiration, equally suited as a refined private residence or as a haven for those who dream of living in harmony with art, culture and landscape. Distances Urbino: 10 km Schools: 10 km University: 10 km Theatre: 11 km Urbania: 14 km Mercatale: 19 km Acqualagna: 22 km Sant’Angelo in Vado: 23 km Furlo Gorge: 26 km Cagli: 30 km Pesaro: 40 km Coast: 42 km Fano: 50 km Airport of Ancona-Falconara: 87 km

Need a life change? True transformation begins with the courage to choose a new path. And what better place to reinvent yourself than Italymore precisely, the enchanting region of Le Marche? This 17th-century former monastery offers the rare opportunity to embrace a renewed lifestyle, enveloped by nature’s tranquillity and the pleasures of authentic Italian living, while maintaining an engaging rhythm made of meaningful connections. Here, in the hills of Matelica, this remarkable property allows you to manage an elegant boutique B&B and a sophisticated restaurant. It is the ideal setting for those whose calling is to host, to delight, and to create experiences guests will cherish. The Main Building Measuring approximately 646 sq.m., the main building has been meticulously restored with profound respect for its historic soul and architectural integrity. Its harmonious square plan unfolds across three levels, preserving the noble atmosphere that has endured through the centuries. First Floor A charming 43 sq.m. portico leads to the original entrance, where the preserved grit floors and compass rose immediately evoke the building’s ancient heritage. Ascending the main staircase, you reach the heart of the residence. The highlight of this level is the elegant lounge with stove and libraryan intimate retreat perfect for relaxation, conversation, or losing oneself in a fine book. The floor also hosts five generous bedroomsfour with en-suite bathroomsand a refined studio. Second Floor Dedicated entirely to comfort and well-being, this level features four spacious double bedrooms, each with a private en-suite bathroom. From every window, the gaze drifts across the rolling Marchigiano countrysidea tableau of serenity. Ground Floor The ground level (approx. 238 sq.m.) houses the restaurant area, featuring two large dining rooms, a fully equipped professional kitchen, and guest facilities. Technical rooms, restaurant storage, and dedicated B&B bathrooms are also located here. The dining rooms exude authentic charm, characterized by arched divisions, exposed brickwork, and original wooden beamselements that create an atmosphere of warmth and timeless elegance. The restaurant is fully operational, consistently booked year-round, and functions independently from the B&B thanks to its separate external entrance and adjacent parking area. Generous in size, this level also lends itself effortlessly to hosting culinary shows, workshops, and cooking classes, enriching guests’ experiences. One of the property’s greatest strengths lies in the preservation of its original materials: the terracotta floors, elegantly worn with centuries of footsteps, and the enduring wooden beams, which silently narrate stories of resilience and time. The Church A delightful 96 sq.m. deconsecrated church sits within the estate, adorned with a 1557 fresco by Andrioli, a painter from Urbino who lived in Matelica. Though no longer consecrated for religious ceremonies, the church serves as a uniquely atmospheric venue for civil weddings and intimate events, followed by celebrations at the estate’s restaurant. Restoration works are required to return the church to its full splendour. The Land The estate extends over nearly 4 hectares of land, partially cultivated with olive groves. The 320 recently planted olive trees yield an excellent organic olive oil, managed professionallyyet ideal for organising delightful olive-picking experiences for B&B guests. 500 sq.m. are dedicated to a small vineyard, allowing you to produce organic wine for self-consumption. The landscaped garden features a uniquely shaped amoeba-style swimming pool (approx. 13×13 m) with Roman steps and a shallow area for children. A generous solarium and multiple pergolas offer private corners of relaxation for every guest. From the gardens, the views are simply breathtakingrolling countryside, Monte San Vicino, and the medieval village of Colferraio create an ever-changing panorama of beauty. The Location Perfectly positioned along a comfortable paved road, the property ensures easy access for guests while maintaining an atmosphere of absolute peace, immersed in nature. Matelica offers an exceptional setting for a boutique B&B, combining tranquillity with strategic appeal. Nestled in a pristine valley surrounded by rolling hills and the Apennines, it provides guests with an authentic Italian atmosphere, far from mass tourism yet rich in charm. Its fame for Verdicchio di Matelica D.O.C. attracts wine lovers and food enthusiasts seeking curated experiences, while the town itself offers a welcoming blend of cultural sites, artisan shops, theatres, and cafés. Its geographical position makes it an ideal base for exploring Le Marche in all its variety: historic towns like Fabriano (14 km), natural wonders such as the Frasassi Caves (17km), and panoramic mountain routes are all within easy reach. Guests appreciate the safe, peaceful environment, the beauty of rural landscapes, and the genuine local hospitalityelements that make a stay in Matelica both restorative and memorable. EPC: Ordered Why Buy It This property represents a rare opportunity for those looking to invest in Italy’s hospitality business with immediate, tangible results. Already thriving and highly appreciated by international travellers, it stands as a refined boutique hotel with a solid reputation and all the elements needed to welcome an elite clientele from day one. Its blend of authenticity, charm, and professional infrastructure makes it a turnkey investment of remarkable value. If your calling is to host, to inspire, and to create moments that linger in the memory of your guests, this estate offers the perfect stage. Here, every space invites you to elevate the art of hospitalitytransforming your passion into a rewarding lifestyle and a truly successful venture. Distances Matelica: 7 kms Fabriano: 14 kms Monte San Vicino: 14 kms Frasassi Caves: 17 kms Gola della Rossa Natural Park: 22,5 kms Camerino: 24 kms San Severino Marche: 26 kms Highway (SS77): 32 kms Tolentino: 37 kms Macerata: 52 kms Airport of Ancona-Falconara: 58 kms Coast: 75 kms

A Restored Hamlet of Distinction in the Hills of Emilia Romagna Nestled amidst the undulating landscapes of the Bolognese Apennines, just a few kilometres from the charming town of Zocca in the Province of Modena, this captivating luxury relais represents a rare opportunity within the high-end property market of Emilia Romagna. Comprising 2 exquisitely restored buildings and set within just under 5 hectares of private land, the estate enjoys an enviable position in a territory once marked by medieval castles and historic battles between Modena and Bologna. Today, that storied past lingers only in the romantic silhouettes of ancient fortifications crowning distant hilltops. Immersed in unspoilt nature and embraced by sweeping views across the rolling Bolognese hills, the property offers an atmosphere of serenity and refinement throughout the year. The air is pure, the silence restorative, broken only by the gentle rhythm of the seasons. This is a place where luxury is defined not merely by architectural excellence, but by space, privacy and the privilege of living within a landscape of extraordinary beauty. The Main Building Extending to approximately 540 sq.m. over three floors, the principal farmhouse was completed in 2020 and reconstructed in accordance with the most advanced anti-seismic regulations. The project achieves a masterful balance between conservation and innovation: the architectural language respects the rural heritage of the original structure, while introducing contemporary elements such as expansive windows and a striking modern metal staircase. The result is a harmonious dialogue between past and present, perfectly integrated into the magnificent natural surroundings. Ground Floor: The ground floor, distinguished by multiple French doors opening directly onto the external terracing, hosts a vast multifunctional hall ideally suited to conversion into a refined restaurant dining room. The space is complemented by two guest WCs, one of which is fully accessible for disabled visitors. Adjacent lies a dedicated area of approximately 30 sq.m., fully prepared for the installation of a professional kitchen. While conceived for hospitality purposes, this level could equally be reimagined as an impressive private living space for a large family seeking generous open-plan interiors. Completing the floor is a self-contained apartment with independent external access, comprising an open-plan living room with kitchen and dining area, one bedroom and a bathroom. This unit lends itself to multiple uses: accommodation for service staff, housing for restaurant personnel, or an additional income-generating apartment alongside the six units located in the second building. First Floor: An imposing architectural metal staircase leads to the first floor, where the private quarters unfold. A breathtaking double-height living area of approximately 100 sq.m. opens before you, incorporating lounge, dining space and provision for a further kitchen installation (systems already in place). Spectacular panoramic windows frame uninterrupted views across the surrounding hills, flooding the interior with natural light. A corridor leads to 2 bedrooms, each with en-suite bathroom, as well as an additional guest bathroom. Second Floor Attic: Ascending the monumental staircase once more, the second floor accommodates a further room, currently fitted out as a third bedroom with its own private bathroom. The building is equipped with underfloor heating powered by a heat pump, with provisions in place for air-conditioning units in the principal rooms. Additional features include mechanical ventilation, a desalinated water system, alarm installation, and latest-generation aluminium window frames fitted with mosquito screens and internal blackout blinds. The structure is fully insulated and entirely anti-seismic. Environmental sustainability has been central to the project: a photovoltaic system of 50 panels generates approximately 15 kW of electricity for the residence, complemented by three additional panels dedicated to domestic hot water production. The estate therefore ensures minimal environmental impact alongside maximum energy efficiency. The Annex The second building is a historic farmhouse of approximately 370 sq.m., meticulously restored during the same period. Every brick and roof tile has been carefully recovered, restored and reintegrated, while the structure itself has been rendered fully anti-seismic. The interior is characterised by a superb designer metal staircase which welcomes guests and leads to 5 of the 6 apartments composing the building. On the ground floor are 2 fully equipped apartments, each comprising kitchen, dining and living area, double bedroom and bathroom. The technical room, accessible externally, completes this level. The internal staircase leads to the first floor, where a third apartment currently used as a suiteis located. The second floor houses the fourth and fifth apartments, both configured as spacious suites with the potential to create independent kitchen areas and fully autonomous living spaces. Also on the first floor, with private external access, lies the sixth and most spacious apartment. Entered through an inviting portico, it comprises an open-plan dining room with kitchen and sitting area, a double bedroom with en-suite bathroom, and an additional storage room. This remarkable piece of architectural heritage is served by an external boiler feeding traditional radiators. The interiors combine fine materials with refined contemporary design details, reflecting the owners’ passion for modern aesthetics seamlessly integrated within a historic shell. The Land The estate is surrounded by 48.298 sq.m. of agricultural land, entirely encircling the property and ensuring privacy, openness and extraordinary potential. The generous grounds provide ample space for the creation of a magnificent infinity swimming pool overlooking the breathtaking panorama. A series of external terraces offer idyllic settings for al fresco aperitifs, sunset dinners and moments of relaxation shared with family and friends, immersed in the tranquillity of the Emilian countryside. The Location Situated in the hills of Bologna, near Zocca, the property occupies a strategic yet peaceful position within one of the most evocative areas of Emilia Romagna. The surrounding hamlets, rich in medieval castles and fortresses, form part of the renowned Unione Terre di Castelli, a territory celebrated for its cultural heritage and scenic beauty. Despite its secluded ambience, the estate benefits from convenient access to Bologna Airport, the A1 motorway and major railway connections, making it easily reachable for both Italian and international travellers. The region is equally famed for its culinary excellence: from traditional handmade pasta to the celebrated crescentina, also known as tigella, a local bread emblematic of convivial gatherings and authentic Emilian hospitality. EPC : Ordered Why Buy It To reside here is to embrace a lifestyle defined by tranquillity, nature and refinement, without renouncing proximity to vibrant cities, cultural landmarks and gastronomic excellence. The property offers remarkable versatility: it may be developed as an exclusive boutique hotel or luxury relais, capitalising on the region’s strong tourism appeal, or enjoyed as an expansive private residence with independent guest accommodation, ensuring privacy for family and visitors alike. This is a rare investment opportunity within Emilia Romagna’s prestigious property market, offering substantial development potential. An additional building volumedivisible into two future structuresmay be realised should expansion of the hamlet be desired. An exclusive retreat for those who seek authenticity, elegance and strategic connectivity in equal measure, this estate embodies the very essence of refined Italian living. Distances Closest Borgo with services: 5km Zocca: 14 km Train Station: 15 km A1 Motorway: 20 km Maranello: 30 km Airport of Bologna: 37 km Modena: 39 km Bologna: 40 km Imola: 80 km Parma: 105 km Firenze: 142 km Verona: 150 km

A prestigious country retreat in Staffolo Le Marche Nestled within the rolling hills of the Marche countryside, in the enchanting setting of the fertile Esino Valley, this charming semi-detached farmhouse has been exquisitely restored to offer an exceptional blend of authenticity, comfort, and refined elegance. Surrounded by just over one hectare of private land and crowned by a panoramic infinity swimming pool, the property enjoys a privileged position immersed in nature, where light, silence and open horizons create an atmosphere of rare harmony. Located only a few kilometres from the historic hilltop village of Staffolo, renowned for its breathtaking vistas and poetically known as the Balcony of the Vallesina, this former rural dwelling has been transformed from a humble farmers home into a prestigious country retreat designed for unforgettable stays. Completed in 2021, the farmhouse has been entirely rebuilt in accordance with the most advanced anti-seismic standards and with the utmost respect for the surrounding landscape. Every brick, roof tile and furnishing element has been carefully recovered, restored and reintegrated into the new structure, preserving the authentic character and soul of the original building while delivering contemporary comfort and outstanding architectural quality. The Farmhouse The farmhouse extends over approximately 210 sq.m. and unfolds across three levels. Although adjoining another structure, the building is completely independent from a structural and functional standpoint, enjoying its own private entrance, garden, land and utility systems, thus ensuring total privacy and autonomy. Ground Floor: On the ground floor, a generous covered portico of around 35 sq.m. opens onto the garden and overlooks the stunning infinity pool, providing an idyllic setting for outdoor living. Here, a fully equipped masonry-built kitchen and a large dining table create the perfect environment for al fresco lunches, convivial dinners and relaxed evenings under the stars. The main entrance leads into a versatile recreational room, currently arranged with a billiard table, a bookcase and a piano, making it a refined yet welcoming space dedicated to leisure and entertainment. A small sofa, tucked beneath the staircase leading to the first floor, completes the ambience of this inviting room, which also enjoys direct access to the portico. The ground floor is further complemented by a bathroom with walk-in masonry shower and a well-appointed laundry room. First Floor: Ascending to the first floor, one enters a beautiful open-plan living area comprising a bespoke kitchen with central island, a dining area and a spacious lounge. A striking thermo-fireplace and two elegant sofas define the living space, while the abundance of natural light and the warm, earthy colour palette create an atmosphere of understated luxury, comfort and tranquillity. Second Floor: A refined staircase in wood and iron leads to the second floor, dedicated to the sleeping quarters, where two generous double bedrooms are each served by en-suite bathrooms with walk-in showers. One of the bedrooms also features a charming mezzanine level, providing an additional sleeping area and enhancing the architectural interest of the space. Entirely restored starting in 2018, this remarkable farmhouse boasts high-quality finishes throughout, seamlessly blending traditional Marche craftsmanship with contemporary design. Sustainability has been a guiding principle of the entire project: two photovoltaic systems, installed on the roof and on the external pergola used as parking and charging station for electric vehicles and e-bikes, provide a total output of 7 kW, ensuring energy efficiency and environmental responsibility. Heating is supplied by a modern heat pump system and the thermo-fireplace, while the bedrooms are equipped with air conditioning. The carefully curated interiors reflect the owners passion for restoring antique furnishings and combining them with modern design elements, achieving a harmonious and elegant balance. The Land The property is surrounded by a beautifully landscaped garden, offering multiple areas ideal for outdoor aperitifs, relaxation and convivial moments with family and friends. Beyond the garden, the estate extends over approximately 10,154 sq.m. of private land, embracing gentle terraces and lush green lawns. Approximately 1,500 sq.m. of the grounds are fully fenced, providing a flat and secure area around the house, while the remaining land gently slopes across soft terraces, largely laid to lawn. The spacious covered portico becomes the true heart of outdoor living, complete with an external kitchen, a large glass-topped dining table and modern designer seating. Just a few steps away lies the magnificent infinity swimming pool, perfectly positioned to capture the sweeping panoramic views and the refreshing breezes that temper even the warmest summer days. From here, one can admire the dramatic natural scenery, including the evocative calanchi clay formations visible in the distance. The rectangular pool measures 13.5 x 5 metres, with a constant depth of 1.40 metres, saltwater purification system, internal steps for easy access, and a charming cascade along its long side. A well-appointed solarium area with sun loungers, deck chairs and parasols completes this refined outdoor oasis. The Location The farmhouse occupies an enviable position on the hills just behind the medieval village of Staffolo. Thanks to its commanding location and 360-degree panoramic views stretching from the Esino Valley to the Musone Valley, Staffolo is affectionately known as the Balcony of the Vallesina. To the north, the gaze reaches as far as the shimmering Adriatic Sea, while to the south the mountain skyline is dominated by the distinctive profile of Monte San Vicino. The surrounding landscape is defined by the soft, elegant contours of the Marche hills, adorned with vineyards, fields and centuries-old olive groves that lend the countryside its timeless charm. This exceptional setting offers a perfect base from which to explore the regions cultural and natural treasures, including the spectacular Frasassi Caves, among the most impressive karst complexes in Europe, and the myriad historic villages that dot the area. Just 2 kilometres away, Staffolo proudly holds the prestigious Orange Flag awarded by the Touring Club Italiano, recognising excellence in hospitality, environmental quality and cultural heritage. Within easy reach lie renowned destinations such as Macerata, Corinaldo, Recanati, Loreto, Ancona and Pesaro, as well as the pristine beaches of the Adriatic coast and the unspoilt landscapes of the Conero Regional Natural Park. Everyday amenities can be conveniently found in the nearby villages of Staffolo and Coste. EPC : Ordered Why Buy It This exquisite farmhouse offers the rare opportunity to enjoy peace, privacy and natural beauty, without sacrificing proximity to cultural attractions, vibrant towns and the sea. Living here means embracing an authentic Italian lifestyle, immersed in the rhythms of the countryside yet effortlessly connected to the finest experiences the Marche has to offer. Whether as a luxury holiday home, an elegant second residence, or a high-yield investment for premium tourist rentals, this property presents exceptional potential. Its refined restoration, panoramic setting, sustainable features and sought-after location make it a compelling proposition for discerning international buyers seeking exclusivity, authenticity and long-term value. A haven of tranquillity and beauty, this farmhouse is the perfect retreat for those in search of a private sanctuary where luxury meets tradition, and where every day unfolds against the backdrop of one of Italys most captivating landscapes. Distances Closest Borgo with services: 2 km Staffolo: 3 km Jesi: 15 km A14 Motorway: 28 km Airport of Ancona 28 km Beaches: 35 km Frasassi Caves: 36 km Macerata: 39 km Corinaldo: 39 km Senigallia: 48 km Conero: 61 km Pesaro: 83 km

This beautiful 19th century villa is situated on the hills behind Pesaro, with a stunning view over the Adriatic Sea and the Marche rolling hills. Offering approximately 700 sq.m. over 3.2 hectares of land, the property also features a 160 sq.m. panoramic swimming pool and a private chapel. The Villa This magnificent and elegant 5-bedroom villa in Marche has been intelligently configured and meticulously refurbished throughout by the current owners to the highest standard, using the finest materials. The house offers outstanding family accommodation with an excellent array of formal and informal entertaining space complimented by an outstanding master bedroom suite, four generous double bedrooms and a beautiful large reception room with coffered cloister vault. Ground Floor: As you step through the main door, you are impressed by the double height entrance hall, with majestic staircase, leading up to the sleeping area. To the left of the hall, you find the superb double living room, with formal dining area, reading room and cozy sitting area with fireplace. Plenty of light is guaranteed by the numerous windows and French-windows all around the perimeter walls. To the right of the entrance hall, there’s a more domestic area: a dining room, connected to the very spacious and fully equipped kitchen, which features, beside a hob, a proper fireplace and an extremely spacious pantry. The kitchen is directly connected to the 80 sq.m. portico, where you can place sofas and a table with chairs to enjoy an aperitif in the shade or al-fresco dinners with you friends. A spacious guest bathroom completes this floor. First Floor: The grand central staircase, leads you up to the top floor, with its 5 bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms. The suite bedroom is very spacious, facing south and enjoys a big annexed room with wardrobe and sitting area, where you can relax or have breakfast before stepping down. All bedrooms have been recently equipped with air-conditioning. The first floor reception room faces directly east and with ceilings in excess of 3m is a wonderful and spacious room for formal and informal entertaining. The grand fireplace and the coffered cloister vault, makes it the utmost luxurious space to entertain your guests. From all windows of the first floor, you can enjoy breathtaking views over the countryside. The Annex Attached to the house, there’s an independent apartment for the guardian, which measures about 100 sq.m. and integrates perfectly with the villa, to the extent that you hardly notice this additional space. This apartment is composed of a kitchen, sitting/dining room, 3 bedrooms and a bathroom. The Garage Detached from the house and with an independent access from a secondary gate, you can find the 140 sq.m. garage, excellent if you have several cars. Of course, part of it it may be also used as a storage for the gardening tools. Located in a detached position compared to the main villa, and being built underground you can hardly notice it and from the villa or from the garden and pool, you can’t hear the noise of the cars arriving and leaving the property. The Private Chapel As most of the noble villas in Marche, and in Italy in general, the property features a lovely private chapel dated 1868. It is still consecrated, so you can organize your private religious ceremonies here, while the villa and the garden will be the perfect setting for the banquet and party. The Land The property is surrounded by a 3.2 hectares of land, partly wood, partly planted with 110 olive trees and other century old trees; the rest is enjoyable garden. Access is via a gated entry, with private lane leading to the front of the villa. While driving the lane, on your right you can see a flat, grassy area, where a small football field has been arranged. To the back, there’s the formal garden with classical statues and a breathtaking view over Pesaro and the Adriatic Sea. Here’s where the private chapel is located. A play of ups and downs with stone steps connects the various levels of the garden. On a lower level, facing west, overlooking the Pesaro hills, there is the huge swimming pool (160 sq.m.), with ample space for sun loungers and deck chairs. Underground, there are several rooms to be used as toilets, showers and storage. The Location The location of this exceptional property is one of the most prestigious ones: behind the city of Pesaro, in an extremely private hilly position and surrounded by other villas, reaching the restaurants, shops and services in general is a matter of seconds. As a matter of facts, the villa enjoys an extremely private position thanks to the location, the size of the park and the natural screen of the trees, but amenities are close by. The area is highly residential, with other notable villas nearby. The nearest restaurants are just 2km away, the Adriatic coast 7km, Pesaro and all its exclusive clubs, designer clothes shops, theaters and concert halls is only 4km away. EPC Rating: G Energy Performance Index (IPE): 178,84 kwh/sq.m.*year Why Buy It The reasons for buying a villa like this are many: its historicity, its beauty, its grandeur, its position. As a matter of facts, in Marche, it is not always easy to find historical and very spacious villas for a large family or to welcome friends. The location so close to the sea and to a large city like Pesaro makes it the perfect residence for an important family: the proximity to the city and to the communication routes allows you to go to work quickly, to spend a weekend at the beach, or simply relax by the pool in total tranquility and privacy, before going out for a classy dinner in town. Distances Closest Town With Services: 2,5 kms Pesaro: 4 kms Schools: 4,5 kms Pharmacy: 5 kms Hospital: 6 kms Coast: 7 kms San Bartolo Natural Park: 8,5 kms A14 Motorway: 9 kms Fano: 11 kms Gradara: 17 kms Cattolica: 21 kms Urbino: 35 kms Airport of Ancona-Falconara: 54 kms Airport of Bologna: 160 kms

A Charming Renovated Agriturismo with Pool in the Rolling Hills of Pesaro Nestled within the enchanting countryside just a few kilometres from the historic heart of Pesaroone of the most iconic cities of the Marche regionthis extraordinary country estate embodies the perfect harmony of elegance, tradition, and contemporary comforts. With a breathtaking panoramic swimming pool, approximately 4,500 sq.m. of landscaped grounds, and a captivating equestrian world just steps away, the property represents a refined retreat where nature, lifestyle, and passion for horses blend seamlessly. A true haven of peace and authenticity, this prestigious agriturismo is housed in a finely restored farmhouse dating back to the 1800s. Every detail has been conceived to offer an exceptional quality of life, immersed in nature yet enriched by modern facilities. Adding to its uniqueness, a splendid horse-riding centre is part of the wider estate, with the possibility of purchasingthrough a separate negotiationthe entire ranch, which includes paddocks, stables, barns, training fields, and further outbuildings. The Farmhouse Measuring approximately 525 sq.m. across two floors, the farmhouse is divided into two distinct sections: one devoted to the agriturismo (circa 390 sq.m.) and one reserved as the owners private residence (about 135 sq.m.). Ground Floor: On the ground floor, the agriturismo opens with a welcoming reception area, followed by a spacious and luminous recreation room, additional loungesincluding one with a traditional fireplaceand multiple direct accesses to the garden. These spaces are dedicated to breakfasts, tastings, and events where guests may savour the estates certified organic products. The ground floor also includes two guest bathrooms, a fully equipped modern kitchen, and service facilities for staff. Discreetly separated by a lush hedge, the owners private apartment unfolds on a single level, offering refined comfort and privacy. It comprises a master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe, two further single bedrooms, a study, an elegant living room with fireplace, and a fully fitted kitchen with dining area. Generous openings connect every room with the garden, ensuring a seamless flow between indoors and outdoors. First Floor: The first floor, accessible only from the agriturismo via an internal staircase and lift, hosts the 8 quarters with 8 double bedrooms, each complete with en-suite bathrooms. Carefully designed in rustic country style, the rooms combine wooden beams, exposed stone, and warm hues, offering guests the ideal sanctuary after exploring the rolling Pesaro hills. Entirely restored in 2007, the property has preserved its authentic Marchigiano character, with exposed beams, terracotta bricks, and traditional finishes, while ensuring full modern comfort. Heating is guaranteed by two LPG boilers (one dedicated to the agriturismo and one to the private apartment), while all guest rooms are equipped with air conditioning. The Land The estate is set within approximately 4,500 sqm of manicured gardens, graced by a splendid 12 x 6 metre panoramic swimming pool with an elegant beach areaperfect for sunbathing while admiring the beauty of the surrounding hills. The landscaped grounds are dotted with olive groves, fruit trees, and Mediterranean plants, creating shaded corners ideal for open-air aperitifs, family gatherings, and moments of quiet contemplation. The nearby ranch adds a distinctive country aura, inviting guests and owners alike to explore the world of horsemanship, including private western riding lessons. This unique feature heightens the charm of the property, turning it into a lifestyle destination as well as a home. The Location Set amidst the gentle hills behind Pesaro, the estate enjoys an enviable position, where on clear days the horizon reveals the peaks of Monte Nerone and Monte Carpegna. This is a private sanctuary of tranquillity, celebrating the land and its traditions, yet it remains conveniently close to the city centre of Pesaroa cultural hub and one of the most dynamic cities of the Marche. From here, some of the regions most celebrated destinations are within easy reach: the San Bartolo Natural Park with its breathtaking coastline, the medieval village of Gradara with its celebrated castle, as well as the seaside towns of Cattolica and Fano. The estate thus offers a rare combination of seclusion, natural beauty, and accessibility. EPC: Ordered Why Buy It This property represents a unique investment opportunity within the Marche real estate market. Its layout and facilities make it ideal both as a luxury agriturismo with high potential for tourist rentals, and as a second home or private retreat. The presence of an independent apartment adds remarkable versatility, offering the possibility of personal use while hosting guests or travellers. Equally noteworthy is the adjacency to the equestrian centre, which not only enriches the lifestyle dimension but also enhances the propertys appeal for events, training, and equestrian tourism. Furthermore, its proximity to renowned cultural and natural attractionssuch as the San Bartolo Park, Gradara, Cattolica, and Fanoensures constant demand and interest from both Italian and international visitors. In essence, this is not merely a property but a rare opportunity to embrace a refined lifestyle in one of Italys most authentic and captivating regions. Distances Closest Services: 3,2 km A14 Motorway: 3,2 km Schools: 6,5 km Pesaro: 6,5 km Fiorenzuola di Focara: 7,5 km Gradara: 8 km Monte San Bartolo Natural Park: 8 km Cattolica: 15 km Fano: 19 km Urbino: 33 km Airport of Rimini: 29 km Airport of Ancona-Falconara: 63 km

A Refined Tuscan Retreat in the Heart of Val di Chiana Nestled among the gentle hills of the Val di Chiana, just a short distance from the historic city of Arezzo, this enchanting country estate embodies the perfect harmony between timeless Tuscan charm and contemporary elegance. Finely restored and immersed in approximately 3.5 hectares of private land, the property offers an atmosphere of rare beauty, enhanced by a panoramic swimming pool and sweeping views over the surrounding countryside. This captivating casale represents an authentic slice of Tuscany, where tradition has been carefully preserved and elevated through a meticulous renovation. The result is a refined rural residence that promises an exceptional quality of life, defined by privacy, tranquillity and understated luxury. The villa features 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and multiple living areasone on each floordesigned to offer both comfort and versatility in an idyllic aretine setting. Immersed in nature yet effortlessly connected to nearby cultural and gastronomic hubs, the estate is an oasis of calm where days unfold at a gentle pace, marked by long alfresco lunches, evenings by the pool and interiors that invite relaxation and convivial living. The Country House The country house measures approximately 282 sq.m. and is arranged over three levels, divided into two independent residential unitsan ideal solution for hosting guests or generating rental income while maintaining privacy. Ground Floor: The ground floor hosts the first unit, accessed directly from the outside. Upon entering, one is welcomed into a spacious and light-filled dining area with a sleek, modern kitchen. This space flows seamlessly into a second room on the same level, an elegant and intimate sitting room designed for moments of quiet repose. The dining area opens directly onto the garden, where a large outdoor table creates the perfect setting for open-air lunches, sunset dinners and relaxed gatherings with family and friends. A technical room and a guest bathroom complete this level. First Floor: An internal staircase leads to the first floor, dedicated to the sleeping quarters. Here, a further living area with fireplace and a second kitchen with dining table form a warm and convivial heart of the home. This space acts as a graceful transition to two generous and luminous double bedrooms, served by a well-appointed bathroom. Second Floor: The second residential unit occupies the top floor and benefits from an independent external entrance. It comprises a bright living area with a modern kitchen and fireplace, a bedroom with en-suite bathroom, a second double bedroom and an additional bathrooman inviting and self-contained apartment ideal for guests. Completely renovated in 2022, the property boasts finishes of the highest standard while remaining true to the soul of traditional Tuscan architecture. Exposed wooden beamssoftly painted on the first flooralong with the characteristic local stone, have been carefully preserved. These historic elements are beautifully complemented by contemporary design furniture, resin flooring and refined materials, creating warm, welcoming interiors infused with modern sophistication. All utilities are present. Water supply is ensured by a private well, heating is electric, and the property is equipped with air conditioning, internet connection, an irrigation system and an electric gate, guaranteeing both comfort and efficiency. The Land The estate is surrounded by approximately 3.5 hectares of land, of which around 2.5 hectares are dedicated to an olive grove, a quintessential symbol of the Tuscan landscape. The outdoor spaces have been thoughtfully designed to make the most of the natural setting and the long sunny days. A splendid panoramic swimming pool measuring 11 x 4 metres takes centre stage, offering a serene vantage point from which to admire the rolling hills of the Val di Chiana. Here, tranquillity reigns supreme, and every moment spent outdoors becomes an invitation to slow down and reconnect with nature. The Location Set in an elevated, hilltop position, the property enjoys an exceptionally private and peaceful location. The views stretch across the Val di Chiana, revealing a landscape of extraordinary beauty, where soft hills meet open skies. The territory of Civitella is notably the first encountered by the River Arno at the foothills of the mountains, lending the area both geographical and historical significance. Living in Civitella in Val di Chiana means embracing the authentic charm of a medieval borgo enclosed within ancient walls. The Lombard Rocca, the emblem of the village, rises majestically above the valley, offering breathtaking panoramas. Strolling between the two main squares, connected by elegant palazzi with porticoes, one is immersed in an atmosphere of a bygone era, rich in history and quiet refinement. The location is also strategically placed, with easy access to Arezzo, Cortona, Montepulciano, Siena and Florence, making it an ideal base from which to explore some of Tuscanys most celebrated destinations. EPC Rating: G Energy Performance Index (IPE): >160 kwh/sq.m.*year Why Buy It Acquiring a property of this calibre in Tuscany means investing in a lifestyle as much as in real estate. This refined country house offers outstanding potential both as a high-end holiday rentalthanks to its strategic position just minutes from Arezzoand as a private holiday retreat or second home. Its proximity to Tuscanys most renowned towns and cultural attractions makes it the perfect choice for those seeking an exclusive refuge without sacrificing convenience and connectivity. Whether as an income-generating investment or a personal sanctuary in the Tuscan countryside, this estate represents a rare opportunity to own a timeless residence in one of Italys most enchanting regions. Distances Closest Borgo with services: 2,2 km Monte San Savino: 6,3 km Arezzo: 23,3 km Rapolano Terme: 30,3 km Cortona: 34 km Montepulciano: 37,5 km Siena: 51,5 km Castiglione del Lago: 52 km San Gimignano: 88,4 km Florence: 87,5 km Airport of Perugia: 90 km Airport of Florence: 101 km

Timeless Marche Retreat with Panoramic Views and Refined Elegance Nestled amidst the rolling hills of the province of Fermo, this lovely estate presents an exquisitely restored ancient property composed of a main farmhouse, a generous annex, an elegant and bright banqueting hall, a panoramic swimming pool, and approximately 35.000 sq.m. of land. Set only moments from a beautifully preserved medieval village, the estate exudes tranquillity, refinement, and the timeless charm of the Marche countryside. Sensitively renovated to the highest standards, it combines rural authenticity with modern comfort, creating an exclusive retreat for both private enjoyment and income-generating hospitality. The complex consists of a principal villa and a spacious dependance, each impeccably restored and framed by a lush garden. Here, pathways weave through flourishing greenery, fountains and terraces unfold across different levels, and a splendid panoramic pool rises as the estate’s crown jewel. Whether envisioned as a private residence or a thriving agriturismo, the property offers expansive indoor and outdoor spaces ideal for unforgettable holiday stays, weddings, retreats, corporate events and banquets. The Main Farmhouse The principal farmhouse spans approximately 310 sq.m. across two levels, embodying the purest essence of the traditional Marche casolare. On the ground floor, a generous kitchen with dining area flows into a double living room featuring a beautiful fireplace and direct access to the rear portico—an idyllic setting for al fresco dinners and leisurely afternoons. This level also includes four bedrooms and three bathrooms, one of which is en-suite. An external staircase leads to the first floor, home to a second independent apartment comprising a kitchen/dining room and five additional bedrooms, each with private bathroom. This level is further enhanced by a large panoramic terrace, perfect for morning breakfasts kissed by the soft countryside light or for savouring an aperitivo while watching the sun set over the Marche hills. Preserved architectural features—brick façades, wooden beams, arches, original proportions—beautifully celebrate the property’s rural heritage, harmoniously enriched by refined, respectful restoration. The Annexes Adjacent to the main house sits a charming 63-sqm annex arranged on a single level, featuring an open-plan living room with kitchen, one bedroom, and a bathroom. It serves as the ideal guest cottage or as an additional accommodation unit for rental purposes. A second, larger annex of approximately 120 sq.m. showcases a striking double-height interior with mezzanine (about other 60 sq.m.), making it perfectly suited for indoor banquets, receptions, and events. The expansive ground-floor area, complemented by a professional kitchen and two bathrooms, is framed by wide picture windows that flood the space with natural light and create an elegant dialogue between architecture and landscape. Two further small outbuildings, discreetly positioned, complete the ensemble and are currently used as a storage area and external bathroom. The Land The estate unfolds across approximately 35.000 sq.m. of private land, composed of woodland and a terraced garden enriched with mature plants, decorative elements, and panoramic corners. Its centrepiece is the spectacular 10 × 5 metre swimming pool, an oasis of peace with sweeping views over the gentle hills and the Sibillini Mountains. Surrounded by an expansive solarium—partly shaded by a graceful gazebo—it offers a sublime space to relax, cool off, and immerse oneself in the natural beauty of the Marche countryside. The Location Despite its serene and bucolic setting, the property enjoys exceptional convenience: just 5 km from Ponzano di Fermo and 10 km from the historic city of Fermo. This part of the region is renowned for its refined lifestyle, exquisite food traditions, cultural heritage, and welcoming atmosphere, making it a privileged destination for tourism, events, and high-quality hospitality. Nearby treasures include Fermo, a vibrant city of art and culture; Servigliano, famed for its unique quadrangular piazza; and Lapedona, offering breathtaking sea views and charming coastal panoramas. Operating a hospitality business in the Marche means benefiting from a steadily growing tourism market, increasingly appreciated by international visitors for its authenticity, landscape, and high quality of life. EPC: Ordered Why Buy It This extraordinary estate represents a rare opportunity in the Marche region. Although technically classified as an agriturismo, it is already successfully operating as a holiday rental business, offering individual room bookings as well as full-estate hire for weddings, retreats, corporate gatherings and bespoke private events. Thoughtfully organised and fully equipped, it provides an immediate, income-generating hospitality venture with significant scope for further development. Alternatively, the property can be effortlessly transformed into an elegant private residence—ideal for those seeking to live immersed in the genuine beauty of the Marche countryside without renouncing comfort or proximity to essential services. Its strategic location near some of the most celebrated destinations in the region ensures both privacy and accessibility, making it the perfect haven for those wishing to combine exclusivity, tranquillity, and lifestyle quality in one exceptional place. Distances Closest Town with Services: 5 km Fermo: 10 km Hospital: 10 km Theatre: 11 km Moresco: 13 km Servigliano: 14 km Lapedona: 17 km Porto San Giorgio: 17 km Coast: 18 km Sibillini Mountains: 36 km Grottammare: 37 km Airport of Ancona-Falconara: 77 km

A Captivating Tuscan Haven in the Heart of Chianti Set amidst the rolling hills between Gaiole in Chianti and Siena, this enchanting 17th-century mill estate represents a rare opportunity to acquire a finely restored historic residence where time seems to stand still. Surrounded by a delightful 2,500 sq.m. garden, the property is composed of three principal structures: the former mill—now transformed into the main residence—an atmospheric barn restored to shell condition, and the old stables currently used as storage rooms. The result is a charming ensemble offering privacy, elegance, and authentic Tuscan character. This unique estate seamlessly balances timeless sophistication and rural tradition, preserving centuries-old architectural elements while offering the potential for sensitive modern upgrades. A true corner of history, the main house traces its origins back to the early 1700s when it served as a functioning water mill. Today, it hosts 3 independent apartments totalling 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, making it ideal for extended family living or high-end hospitality. The expansive garden, gently sloping and completely usable, also offers the perfect setting for a future panoramic swimming pool. The Mill Measuring approximately 520 sq.m. and arranged across two levels, the main building houses three interconnecting apartments. These allow for flexible usage—whether as a private residence with guest accommodation or as a boutique hospitality venture. The principal apartment: Accessed through a characteristic loggia, opens into a magnificent living area composed of three interlinked rooms. These are divided by arches of varying proportions and anchored by a vast original wood-burning fireplace. Vaulted ceilings with terracotta tiles, restored brickwork, and traditional cotto flooring lend the interiors a warm, timeless atmosphere. On the same level, a charming dining area opens beneath another loggia, complete with a large wood-fired oven perfect for baking bread or preparing traditional pizza. The rustic kitchen hosts a staircase leading to the upper floor, where two double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms await. From a hallway, a private internal connection leads to a third bedroom with its own bathroom—this being the sole room located on the tower of the building. The second apartment: Situated on the first floor, is independent and accessed via an exterior private staircase. It features a spacious sitting room with fireplace, a dining area and kitchenette, a double bedroom, a bathroom, and a romantic covered loggia framed by an elegant arch overlooking the garden. The third apartment: also arranged across two levels, opens directly onto the garden. The ground floor hosts an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area, while the upper level comprises two further bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom. Originally constructed in the 1700s, the mill retains all the charm of classic Tuscan architecture. Oak and chestnut beams, terracotta tiles, and original cotto floors narrate centuries of rural life. All utilities are in place: water is sourced from a private well, and the heating system is fuelled by GPL. The property is immediately habitable yet would benefit from a tasteful programme of modernisation to enhance comfort and elevate it to contemporary luxury standards. The Annexes Adjacent to the main residence stand two additional buildings offering remarkable potential. The first, a former barn of approximately 180 sq.m., has been restored to shell condition. It comprises a spacious ground-floor room, four rooms on the upper level, and a generous loggia. This structure is ideal for conversion into further guest accommodation, a private atelier, or a small hospitality venture. The second annex, located on the southern side of the estate, encompasses the old stables and storage areas and covers around 125 sq.m. Currently used as a tool shed and general storage, it could be transformed into a pool house, spa, or wellness suite—particularly appealing should a panoramic swimming pool be constructed in the garden. Alternatively, it could provide additional habitable space for guests or family members. The Land The property is enveloped by an easily maintained garden of approximately 2,500 sq.m. Functional and open, it is perfectly suited for outdoor living and al-fresco entertaining. Its gentle natural contours make the construction of an in-ground swimming pool both feasible and visually impactful—an opportunity to fully embrace the serenity of this extraordinary landscape. The Location Blessed with a private and tranquil hillside position, the estate enjoys breathtaking views across the undulating landscape of Gaiole in Chianti—a natural meeting point between the Chianti region and the Valdarno valley. This area is steeped in history and culture. Within a short distance are iconic sites such as the Castello di Brolio, whose origins trace back to 1141; the fortified hamlet of Vertine, a jewel of just fifteen inhabitants dating to the 12th century; and the Pieve di Spaltenna, a remarkable Romanesque church from the 10th century. Beyond its historical importance, the territory is renowned for its gastronomic traditions. This is the homeland of Chianti Classico wine, celebrated worldwide for its quality, heritage, and unmistakable identity. Living here means immersing oneself in a culture forged by the centuries-old rivalry between Siena and Florence, whose influence is still visible in the region’s architecture, customs, and local pride. Gaiole in Chianti offers quality services, charming restaurants, and artisanal shops, while important Tuscan cities are easily reached—Siena, Florence, Arezzo, and Montepulciano lie within comfortable driving distance, making the estate ideal for both relaxation and exploration. EPC Rating: G Energy Performance Index (IPE): >150 kwh/sq.m.*year Why Buy It This estate presents an exceptional opportunity for anyone seeking an authentic Tuscan residence with vast potential. Its strategic location in the heart of the Chianti valleys makes it highly attractive as a tourism investment, offering the possibility to create a boutique hospitality retreat with multiple independent units. Equally, it appeals as a refined second home or holiday residence, surrounded by some of the most iconic landscapes, vineyards, and cultural landmarks in Italy. With modest upgrades to enhance comfort and refine its interiors, the property can be transformed into a truly exclusive haven—one that combines privacy, charm, and history with convenient access to the region’s most celebrated destinations. A rare gem in Tuscany’s treasured Chianti countryside, offering timeless charm and extraordinary potential. Distances Brolio Castle: 3,2 km Gaiole in Chianti: 8,5 km Vertine: 10,2 km Redda in Chianti: 14 km Rapolano Terme: 27 km Siena: 28,6 km Greve in Chianti: 33 km Asciano: 40 km Arezzo: 53,6 km Airport of Florence: 67 km Florence: 67,5 km Airport of Perugia: 114 km

An Enchanting 10th cent. Estate in the Rolling Hills of Le Marche Perched on the gentle hills of Cupramontana, in the very heart of Le Marche, this remarkable estate stands as a testament to Italian elegance, history, and refined living. Once built upon the ruins of an ancient castle and graced by its own consecrated church, the property has been meticulously restored to its former splendour, harmoniously blending historic architecture with contemporary comfort. Spanning approximately 5.7 hectares of land, the estate offers breathtaking views of the Apennine mountains, rolling hills and medieval towns, enveloped in the tranquillity and beauty of the Marche countryside. Immersed in lush greenery, just a short distance from a beautifully preserved medieval village offering all essential amenities, this extraordinary residence epitomises balance: the poise between the noble echoes of history and the serenity of modern life. Every detail here speaks of grace and authenticity — a true sanctuary where beauty, peace, and comfort coexist effortlessly. The Main House The main villa, a fine example of traditional Marchigiano country architecture, extends over approximately 250 sq.m. arranged across two floors and is presented in impeccable condition. Ground Floor: The entrance opens into an elegant hall adorned with exquisite solid-wood panelling that conceals a refined library. Beyond the panelling lies a bespoke kitchen, while to the north-east a spacious living room with a wood-burning fireplace opens directly onto the garden — an inviting space for both intimate evenings and convivial gatherings. On the south-west side, a versatile room adjoins a guest bathroom, serving perfectly as either a study or an additional bedroom for unexpected guests. First Floor: A graceful staircase leads to an airy open-space mezzanine lounge with double-height ceilings. From here, access leads to three bedrooms, one of which enjoys an en-suite bathroom. The other two bedrooms share a family bathroom. From each window, the views are nothing short of extraordinary — stretching across the Apennines, from Monte San Vicino to the Sibillini range. The villa is equipped with a 15 kW three-phase electrical system, mains water, a septic tank, two LPG tanks, a dual gas boiler central heating system with radiators, a wood-burning fireplace, and a comprehensive alarm system — ensuring comfort and security year-round. The Annexes The estate includes several beautifully restored annexes. The consecrated church, measuring approximately 215 sq.m., has been impeccably maintained. Its central nave, with soaring pointed-arch ceilings, retains its sacred atmosphere, while the right wing has been transformed into a charming two-level apartment with a living area and kitchen on the ground floor and a bedroom with bathroom above. The left wing serves as a refined study, library, or reading room — ideal for quiet reflection. Behind the main villa lies a magnificent glass orangery, gracefully set upon the remnants of the castle’s ancient fortified walls, now reborn as a luminous space connecting history and nature. In front of the villa, a small stone outbuilding houses a traditional wood-fired oven and woodshed, while at the rear a 30 sq.m. garage with two storage rooms offers versatility and could easily be adapted for other non-residential uses. The Land The property unfolds within a vast private park of 5,7 hectares, offering an atmosphere of complete seclusion and serenity. A majestic driveway lined with towering pine trees leads from the automatic gate through the grounds to the main house and its ancillary buildings. The land is composed of woodland, arable fields, and meadows, forming a natural private sanctuary. Near the entrance of the main house, one finds the original low, wide stone steps once used for mounting and dismounting horses — a subtle yet evocative reminder of the estate’s storied past. Beside them stands the base of what was likely a tower, now graced by an olive tree planted as a symbol of enduring peace. The remains of the fortified perimeter wall are still visible at the rear, infusing the estate with a timeless sense of grandeur. From every corner, the panorama is magnificent — rolling hills adorned with Verdicchio vineyards and olive groves, stretching toward the majestic peaks of the Apennines. The History The estate’s origins trace back to the 10th century, when a fortress known as Castrum Aquilae was founded along with other castles in the area. The first record of it dates to 1130. Over the centuries, it was contested between Jesi and Staffolo, until peace was established in 1456. Within the castle walls once stood several churches and monastic dwellings, all but one — the Church of Santa Lucia — were lost to time. This church, cited in the 1285 testament of Count Corrado d’Accola, was almost completely destroyed in 1447 along with the castle itself. Four centuries later, in 1847, it was lovingly restored and reopened for worship. Today, this very church stands once more at the heart of the estate, blending the sacred past with the elegance of contemporary living. The Location Dominating its surroundings with breathtaking 360-degree views, the estate overlooks the medieval villages of Staffolo and Cupramontana, the verdant slopes of Monte San Vicino, and the distant Sibillini Mountains. Despite its secluded and panoramic position, the property is conveniently located less than five minutes by car from Cupramontana — a lively town renowned for its warm community, rich cultural life, and year-round events. For nature lovers, Monte San Vicino offers enchanting trails within a 20-minute drive, while the golden beaches of the Adriatic coast lie just half an hour away — the perfect balance between countryside tranquillity and seaside leisure. EPC: Ordered Why Buy It This splendid estate in Le Marche is far more than a home — it is a living fragment of Italian history, lovingly preserved and enhanced for modern life. Ideal as an elegant private residence, it offers the rare privilege of owning an authentic piece of heritage surrounded by unspoilt beauty. Alternatively, its structure and atmosphere make it perfectly suited to an exclusive hospitality venture, hosting unforgettable events, retreats, or weddings set against the poetic backdrop of Le Marche’s rolling hills. A property of timeless charm — where history, nature, and luxury meet in perfect harmony. Distances Closest Town with Services: 3,5 km Hospital: 4 km Theatre: 4 km Schools: 4,5 km Staffolo: 5,5 km SS76 highway: 10 km Serra San Quirico: 13 km Gola della Rossa Nature Park: 14 km Jesi: 20 km Monte San Vicino: 20 km Airport of Ancona-Falconara: 34 km Coast: 39 km Senigallia: 42 km Conero Riviera: 50 km

Luxury Villa in Falerone, Marche This stunning villa in the Marche countryside is the perfect example of how you can make a luxury restoration, to be matched with tradition and comforts, in the middle of the countryside, yet not too far from all services. The property is surrounded by a 3.000 sq.m. mature garden, in addition to a plot of land of 1 hectare, in a beautiful panoramic position. With bedrooms and 4 bathrooms (three are en-suite) it’s the perfect residency for an elegant family. The House The villa is the result of the complete demolition and reconstruction of an old rural building and it spans about 303 sq.m. in addition to a 40 sq.m. loggia and upper terrace of 33 sq.m. Ground Floor: Here is a large kitchen, consisting of custom-built light oak furniture; the large central island has a stone work top with incorporated travertine sink designed for an exhibition by a sculptress. The kitchen and spacious entrance hall blend together with the travertine stone floor emphasizing both light and space. The living / dining space span the full width of the property and features a beautiful stone thermo-fireplace. The flooring is of handmade terracotta tiles, all ceilings are lime wash painted beams. This living space leads out to the large covered loggia, whose shape recalls an ancient monastery serving as an additional entertaining & dining area. The foyer also leads to the study/bedroom, currently used by the owner as a library/study with its own bathroom with shower. First Floor: All three first floor bedrooms have high ceiling accentuating their ample proportions and light. The master bedroom and en-suite bathroom (with his and hers washbasins shower & bath) both lead out to the large panoramic terrace . The custom-built cupboards provide ample storage throughout. A second bedroom with ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet, as well as a third double bedroom and bathroom are located on the first floor. The property is equipped with all basic services, including electricity, water supply, a reserve drinking water tank, gas heating, a fireplace and photovoltaic panels. A 100 Mbps satellite dish is also included. There is a video intercom, perimeter security alarm on doors and windows, and an internal volumetric alarm. The villa is sold with much of its furniture. The Annex Next to the parking area, there is a cellar/garage of approximately 25 square meters, a carport covered with photovoltaic panels and a large woodshed. The Garden The garden measures about 3.000 sq.m. and benefits from an irrigation system sourced from roof water & collection tank. It features many mature plants including olive trees. The glass mosaic 10x5m swimming pool is bordered by travertine stone and paved with antique bricks. A pergola provides a shaded lounging and BBQ area with the widest panorama of the countryside leading to the spectacular Sibillini mountains in the distance. In addition to the mature garden, there is 1,1 hectare of agricultural land, which needs little maintenance and provides full privacy to the property. The Location The property is conveniently located close to Falerone, a medieval town with all services, that you can reach on foot and it’s accessible via a paved road. The property enjoys a panoramic location with a dominant southern exposure. The view extends over the surrounding countryside to the magnificent Sibillini Mountains. Beautiful sunrises and sunsets await. Falerone, nestled in the gentle hills of Italy’s Marche region, is a serene medieval town where time seems to flow at a slower, sweeter pace. Its cobbled alleys open onto the charming Piazza della Libertà, framed by old stone houses and the warm scent of espresso drifting from local cafés. Just beyond the center lies the Archaeological Park of Falerio Picenus, home to a remarkably preserved Roman theatre that still hosts summer performances under the stars. Around Falerone, small trattorias serve handmade pasta and local Rosso Piceno wine, creating a perfect balance between history, hospitality, and the tranquil beauty of rural Italy. Falerone is equally distant from the sea and the Sibillini Mountains (about 40 min by car). Energy Efficiency Rating: C Energy Performance Index (IPE) 97,6 kwh/sqm*year Why Buy It The construction of the property is to the highest structural standards, with high spec. roof insulation, the latest specifications in double glazing, internal and external shutters. This guarantees high living standards and also a certainty that it will keep the resale value over the years. Excellent luxury retreat for all those, who like to abandon the grey skies of big and noisy cities and enjoy a life closer to nature, but with all comforts. Distances SP29 (Main Road): 1 km Closest Town with Services: 1,6 km Schools: 5 km Hospital: 8 km Sibillini Mountains National Park: 15 km Sarnano: 23 km Amandola: 25 km Fermo: 26 km Porto San Giorgio: 30 km Beaches: 32 km A14 Motorway: 32 km Airport of Ancona

Nestled amidst the enchanting landscapes of the Terre di Siena, this captivating property is a finely restored farmhouse complete with a panoramic swimming pool and approximately 7,500 sqm of private land. Surrounded by the rolling hills of Tuscany and only a short stroll from a beautifully preserved medieval village, this residence embodies the perfect balance between elegance, tradition, and modern comfort. This extraordinary estate presents itself as a true sanctuary of tranquillity – an idyllic haven where every detail has been thoughtfully designed to offer an unparalleled quality of life. Comprising a majestic main villa and a generous annex, both meticulously renovated, the property is framed by a meticulously landscaped garden where a stunning two-tiered infinity pool takes pride of place. It is a place where rural charm meets refined sophistication, offering an enviable lifestyle immersed in the very essence of Tuscany. The Villa The principal villa spans approximately 630 sqm across three levels, and showcases the timeless beauty of Tuscan architecture. Ground Floor: An elegant dining hall sets the stage for convivial gatherings, while the fully fitted kitchen, enhanced by a traditional fireplace-barbecue, provides a perfect blend of authenticity and functionality. A luminous living area, featuring spacious lounges with a grand fireplace, opens onto a natural portico – an inviting spot for alfresco dining and leisurely evenings with family and friends. A travertine-clad guest bathroom and a practical laundry area complete this level. First Floor: This floor is dedicated to the sleeping quarters: two refined living areas with fireplaces provide warmth and charm, while six beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms ensure absolute comfort and privacy. Each room has been designed to combine rustic elegance with modern convenience. Basement: The level hosts a serene relaxation area, seamlessly connected to a panoramic lounge, creating an intimate retreat for wellness and quiet contemplation. Faithfully restored in respect of the original design, the villa preserves every architectural detail of a traditional Tuscan farmhouse: exposed wooden beams, terracotta and natural stone floors, and interiors enriched with antique Tuscan rural furnishings. All utilities are present and functional, with water supplied by both the municipal aqueduct and a private well connected to a cistern. The current LPG heating system is set to be upgraded to district heating, ensuring efficiency and sustainability. The Annexes Adjacent to the main villa lies a second residence of approximately 290 sqm, spread across two levels. This annex, also restored to the highest standard, offers on the ground floor a spacious and bright living room with fireplace, a kitchen with adjoining dining area, and a bathroom. Surrounded by its own private outdoor spaces, it invites one to enjoy the serenity of open-air living. The upper floor houses two elegant double bedrooms, each with en-suite bathrooms, offering comfort and privacy for guests or family members. The Land The estate is embraced by approximately 7,500 sqm of landscaped grounds, featuring manicured English-style lawns, a wood-fired oven, barbecue area, and multiple shaded corners designed for relaxation and outdoor dining. At sunset, these spaces transform into the perfect stage for an aperitivo amidst the golden Tuscan light. The jewel of the property is undoubtedly the panoramic swimming pool, a masterpiece of design spread across two cascading levels: the upper basin measuring 17x8 metres overlooks the lower one of 13x4.5 metres. Both pools offer an unrivalled setting in which to unwind, immersed in the tranquillity of nature and gazing over breathtaking views. Below the pools, a technical room and a storage area ensure functionality without compromising aesthetics. The Location Commanding a dominant position over two enchanting valleys, the estate enjoys uninterrupted and ever-changing views of the Tuscan countryside, where every hour of the day paints the landscape in new and magical shades. While offering absolute privacy, the property is enviably close to civilisation: a mere 500 metres away lies a charming medieval village, easily accessible on foot and offering essential services. Living near Chiusdino brings one close to history, culture, and legend – most notably the world-renowned Abbey of San Galgano, a majestic 13th-century ruin open to the sky, and the nearby Hermitage of Montesiepi, home to the only known sword in the stone, linked to the tale of Saint Galgano. The estate is also within comfortable reach of some of Tuscany’s most celebrated towns: Siena, famed for its artistic heritage and the Palio; Asciano, embraced by the Crete Senesi; Buonconvento, one of Italy’s most beautiful villages; Monticiano with its pristine nature reserves; Monteroni d’Arbia, crossed by the ancient Via Lauretana; Murlo, an evocative Etruscan settlement; and Rapolano Terme, celebrated for its thermal spas. The international airports of Florence and Pisa are both conveniently accessible. EPC Rating: G Energy Performance Index (IPE): 160 kwh/sq.m.*year Why Buy It This estate is currently run as a successful agriturismo, yet it may easily be transformed into a distinguished private residence. It is an exceptional choice for those seeking to embrace the authentic beauty of the Tuscan countryside while enjoying modern comforts and proximity to services. Its location, at the crossroads of culture, history, and natural splendour, makes it a unique retreat for those desiring exclusivity without isolation. Adding to its appeal, there is the possibility of purchasing an additional 80 hectares of land. This includes around 70 hectares at a short distance from the estate and 10 hectares nearby, currently cultivated with walnut groves. On these lands stands a rustic farmhouse of approximately 600 sqm, in need of restoration, yet rich with potential – whether as a second residence, an agricultural venture, or an additional hospitality facility. Distances Closest Borgo with services: 500 m Chiusdino: 9 km Abbey of San Galgano: 15 km Hospital: 37 km Siena: 37 km Murlo: 48km San Gimignano: 48 km Buonconvento: 55 km Monteroni d’Arbia: 55 km Asciano: 64 km Rapolano Terme: 65 km Florence: 85,7 km Airport of Florence: 98,5 km Airport of Pisa: 108 km

Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Castiglione del Lago, in one of the most evocative corners of Umbria, this magnificent estate offers a rare opportunity to embrace Italian country living at its finest. A finely restored property with immense charm and character, this villa is the embodiment of refined rural elegance. With a panoramic swimming pool, a lush landscaped garden, and approximately 3.5 hectares of private grounds, the estate is a sanctuary of beauty and peace, where the soul can truly breathe. Set against the idyllic backdrop of Lake Trasimeno—a shimmering jewel at the heart of the Umbrian landscape—this exceptional property marries tradition with modern comforts, delivering an unparalleled quality of life. Comprising a main farmhouse currently divided into six independent apartments, the residence offers a total of nine bedrooms and seven bathrooms. Each apartment boasts its own living area and kitchen, granting privacy and autonomy whether for guests or rental purposes. The grounds are further enhanced by the inviting presence of a panoramic pool and impeccably maintained outdoor spaces, offering the perfect setting for alfresco living. The House The main building spans approximately 460 sq.m., distributed over two floors, and is enriched by a series of pergolas and porticos that invite residents to relax in the shade, dine under the stars, or simply contemplate the surrounding beauty. Ground Floor: On the ground floor, three independent apartments each feature their own private outdoor space—pergolas and covered terraces ideal for outdoor dining or peaceful contemplation. The apartments are designed with utmost attention to privacy and comfort, showcasing warm, inviting interiors where traditional Umbrian style is tastefully reinterpreted. A separate technical room with dedicated access completes the ground floor. First Floor: An elegant external staircase leads to the first floor, where three further apartments await, all impeccably furnished and restored to the highest standards. The original farmhouse, dating back to the late 1800s, has undergone thoughtful extensions and a comprehensive renovation in 2019, masterfully blending old-world charm with contemporary comforts. From exposed wooden beams and hand-painted lime-washed walls, to classic terracotta floors, every detail reflects a profound respect for Umbrian tradition. Modern conveniences abound: underfloor heating powered by a GPL boiler, air conditioning with split units, a solar thermal system for domestic hot water, and connection to all utilities including municipal water and an additional consortium water source for irrigation. In 2023, a 20kW photovoltaic system was installed, further enhancing the estate’s energy efficiency and sustainability credentials. Completing the property is a sun-drenched atelier, lovingly converted from a former limonaia, ideal for artistic pursuits or serene relaxation. Outside, a stone-paved pergola and a delightful pool house—equipped with bathroom and self-service bar—add an extra touch of luxury to outdoor living. The Land Surrounding the villa is approximately 3.5 hectares of pristine Umbrian countryside, graced by 500 olive trees in full production, offering not only a picturesque setting but also the potential for artisanal oil production. A panoramic swimming pool, completely renovated in 2025, invites languid afternoons under the sun, while the expansive grounds offer endless possibilities for gardening, recreation, or even small-scale cultivation. Peace, privacy, and the gentle rhythm of rural life reign supreme. The Location Set in an elevated, peaceful, and secluded location, the estate commands breathtaking views of Lake Trasimeno and its surrounding patchwork of vineyards, olive groves, and undulating hills. This area—poised between Umbria and Tuscany—is renowned for its harmonious landscape, punctuated by ancient villages, historical landmarks, and natural wonders. The property’s proximity to Castiglione del Lago, a charming lakeside town rich in history and culture, ensures easy access to all amenities without sacrificing tranquility. Other jewels of the region, such as Passignano sul Trasimeno, Cortona, Orvieto, Perugia, Assisi, and Corciano, are all within comfortable reach, making this an ideal base for exploration and discovery. Nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts will delight in the wealth of opportunities offered by the region, from cycling around the lake, to birdwatching, hiking, and water sports. The area’s unique blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage offers something for every soul. EPC Rating: F Energy Performance Index (IPE): 121-160 kwh/sq.m.*year Why Buy It This exceptional estate represents a rare opportunity to own a slice of Umbrian paradise with enormous investment potential. Whether envisioned as a prestigious holiday retreat, a second residence, or a luxury holiday rental business, the property’s strategic location near Lake Trasimeno, combined with its impeccable restoration and energy efficiency, make it a truly versatile proposition. In a world that increasingly values tranquility, beauty, and sustainability, this villa offers not just a place to live—but a way of life. A timeless investment in quality, character, and the enduring appeal of the Italian countryside. Your Umbrian dream begins here. Distances Nearest Town With Services: 4,5 km Chiusi: 10,5 km Trasimeno Lake: 14 km Castiglione del Lago: 14 km Schools: 14 km Hospital: 14 km Theater: 16.5 km Panicale: 16,5 km Montepulciano: 27,4 km Magione: 29 km Passignano sul Trasimeno: 34,5 km Perugia: 45 km Perugia Airport: 57 km Assisi: 72 km Florence Airport: 143 km

Nestled gracefully amidst the gentle, undulating hills of the Marche region, this enchanting farmhouse near Fermo is a masterfully restored farmhouse that embodies the charm and authenticity of rural Italy with the discreet elegance of modern living. Surrounded by one hectare of beautifully curated land, the property offers a spectacular panoramic bio-design swimming pool, capturing the essence of tranquil countryside living while providing every contemporary comfort. This prestigious residence presents the ideal harmony between rustic heritage and modern refinement. Painstakingly renovated with utmost respect for the original architectural integrity, the home reflects a profound understanding of traditional Marchigiano design. Comprising three self-contained apartments, the farmhouse offers a total of six bedrooms and four bathrooms across 323 sqm of living space. Whether enjoyed as a single grand home or as three separate living quarters, the layout is supremely flexible. Outdoors, the views stretch endlessly across patchworked fields and sun-kissed meadows, promising serenity and seclusion at every turn. The Farmhouse The main residence unfolds across two generous floors, combining characterful architectural details with timeless interiors. The largest of the three apartments (about 177 sq.m.) is arranged on two levels. On the ground floor, a large and luminous living room invites relaxation, flanked by a spacious kitchen and a convenient guest WC. French doors open directly to the manicured garden, creating an intimate dialogue between interior and exterior. Upstairs, a secondary living area doubles as a study, opening onto a breathtaking panoramic terrace that gazes out over the hills and the distant Sibillini Mountains. This floor also hosts three serene bedrooms and a refined bathroom, each space bathed in natural light and finished with noble materials. The second apartment (about 89 sq.m.), also situated on the ground floor, features a comfortable open-plan kitchen and living room, two airy bedrooms, and a bathroom. The third apartment (about 57 sq.m.), more intimate in scale, comprises an open living and kitchen area, one bedroom, and a bathroom – perfect for guests or private rental. While each apartment is fully independent, they remain internally connected, allowing for seamless unification should one prefer a singular, expansive residence. Lovingly renovated in the 1990s, the property showcases exquisite finishes: exposed wooden beams, terracotta floors, and traditional pianelle ceilings evoke the soul of the Marche region. Photovoltaic panels are being installed to enhance energy efficiency, blending sustainability with sophistication. The Annexes Function and leisure are harmoniously balanced through the estate’s range of outbuildings. A stylish carport provides covered parking for up to five vehicles. An elegantly semi-covered BBQ and wood-fired pizza oven area becomes the natural heart of any summer gathering, perfect for al fresco dining before a swim under the stars. Discreetly positioned at the rear, a repurposed silo has been transformed into a spacious laundry zone. An outbuilding (about 35 sq.m.), thoughtfully separated from the main house, serves as a versatile guest apartment or staff quarters. The Land Encircling the home, approximately one hectare of land unfolds in a series of artfully designed outdoor spaces. The bio-design swimming pool, equipped with counter-current swimming, is set apart from the house to ensure utmost peace and privacy. Designed as a sanctuary of calm, it is bordered by a sun terrace ideal for languid afternoons spent soaking in the natural beauty of the landscape. An organic vegetable garden and a flourishing olive grove of 100 trees occupies another section of the land, ripe for artisanal oil production. Meanwhile, a shaded woodland at the far end provides a cool respite during the warmer months – a natural oasis within your private estate. The Location The farmhouse enjoys a privileged hilltop position, affording unspoilt views and rare privacy, while remaining effortlessly connected to daily conveniences. The nearest village, with shops, cafés and essential services, is merely 2 km away. Just a short drive leads to Fermo – an elegant town rich in history, art, and culture, known for its Roman heritage, refined architecture, and vibrant markets. The Adriatic coastline, with its golden beaches and celebrated seaside towns such as Porto San Giorgio, Pedaso and Cupra Marittima, is also within easy reach. For nature lovers, the majestic Sibillini Mountains offer hiking, cycling, and an ever-changing palette of seasonal beauty. This location offers a life of peace, beauty, and easy access to the best the Marche region has to offer. EPC Rating: G Energy Performance Index (IPE): 252,91 kwh/sq.m.*year Why Buy It This property represents a rare and refined investment opportunity in the heart of Le Marche. Its versatility is one of its strongest assets: equally ideal as a luxurious private residence with guest accommodation or as a fully operational holiday rental business. The layout permits simultaneous private use and income generation, catering to both lifestyle seekers and investors alike. Perfectly positioned to capture the best of both worlds – seclusion and accessibility – this estate is just a heartbeat away from cultural landmarks, natural wonders, and the coast. For those in search of an authentic yet elevated Italian lifestyle, this Marchigiano farmhouse offers an unrivalled blend of beauty, heritage, and potential. Distances Closest Town with Services: 2 km Fermo: 8 km Petritoli: 8 km Schools: 8 km Theatre: 9 km Porto San Giorgio: 13 km Lapedona: 13 km A14 Motorway: 13 km Hospital: 14 km Sibillini Mountains: 40 km Airport of Ancona-Falconara: 82 km

Located near the stunning Ticino Park and just a short distance from Milan and Pavia, Barnes International Realty offers for sale a prestigious historic property of significant artistic and environmental value. This exclusive and peaceful estate is nestled in the heart of Motta Visconti. Set within approximately 11,000 sqm of private parkland, surrounded by a remarkable array of centuries-old trees, the property comprises three buildings, ideal as a refined representative residence: The Main Historic Villa, dating back to the late 18th century and influenced by neoclassical architecture, offers approximately 720 sqm of living space across three floors. It features elegantly decorated reception rooms and spacious, light-filled interiors with high ceilings adorned with frescoes and delicate ornamental motifs in soft hues. The villa includes a total of twenty rooms. The expansive park is home to numerous tall and mature trees, including some centuries old. Notably, three plane trees have been classified as monumental by the Lombardy Region. The park also includes cedars, oaks, horse chestnuts of impressive height, and many lime trees that provide natural screening from the town. The villa’s architecture reflects strong neoclassical influences with touches of rococo style of high artistic value, and as such, the property is protected by the Fine Arts Authority. The annexes include the former stables, which have been fully renovated and converted into a guesthouse or self-contained family residence. Spanning two floors and approximately 240 sqm, the ground floor consists of a living area with open-plan kitchen and a guest bathroom, while the upper floor features two bedrooms, a study, and two full bathrooms. The guesthouse also enjoys access to a private garden area, separate from the main park. Completing the property is an additional independent apartment, ideal for staff accommodation, offering around 70 sqm on a single level. It includes a living room with kitchenette, two bedrooms, and a bathroom. Motta Visconti is a historic and culturally rich Lombard village situated within the Ticino Park. The river lies just 2 km away, offering a picturesque walking path along its banks. Cycling enthusiasts will find numerous routes in the area, and golf lovers can enjoy the nearby Ambrosiano Golf Club, just 5 km away. It is worth noting that Motta Visconti is only 13 km from Pavia, a city known for its artistic and historical significance. The property is strategically located with convenient access to Milan, Pavia, and major transport routes, including the A7 and A1 motorways.

This palazzo is a stunning historical residence located right in the heart of Santarcangelo di Romagna, offering a rare chance to own a property full of charm and character. With its rich architectural features and central position, it’s an exceptional opportunity for those looking to invest in a piece of history. The building’s prime location gives you easy access to the town’s life and immerses you in its culture. The palazzo, with its spacious layout and timeless appeal, offers endless possibilities for renovation. Spanning multiple levels and with both internal and external courtyards, it provides ample room to reimagine the space into a luxurious home or a unique investment project. Its combination of size, character, and location makes this property a one-of-a-kind opportunity for anyone looking to bring new life to a historical treasure in one of Italy’s most picturesque regions. The Palazzo With a total built area of approximately 900 sq.m, this palazzo spans multiple levels and is accessed via two separate entrances – one on Via Pio Massani and the other on Via dei Nobili. The property is in need of restoration, presenting a blank canvas for future development. First Floor: The first floor houses a spacious apartment featuring a living area, a kitchen with dining space, and a cellar with direct access to the internal courtyard. This floor also includes two bedrooms. Second Floor: The second floor comprises the noble apartment, complete with a living room, dining room, kitchen, and pantry. Additionally, there are two storage rooms accessible from Via dei Nobili, two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a service bathroom. The Attic: The attic, approximately 30 sq.m. in size, offers access to the roof, providing additional potential for use. Ground Floor / Basement: The ground floor, with its main entrance on Via Pio Massani, features a 150 sq.m. external courtyard and a 26 sq.m. internal courtyard, which also includes a well and a water accumulation tank. This level includes various storage rooms and a cellar with direct access to the caves. The Caves The property also boasts caves beneath the building, accessible from the basement. These caves extend under the adjacent structure but remain under exclusive access from the palazzo. The Outdoor Spaces The outdoor areas include the spacious external courtyard of 150 sq.m. and the intimate internal courtyard of 26 sq.m., adding charm and privacy to the residence. The Location This palazzo couldn’t be better located, right in the center of Santarcangelo di Romagna. This charming town is full of character, with its cobbled streets, beautiful piazzas, and a real sense of history. Stroll through the town, and you’ll find cafes, local shops, and historic spots like the Malatesta Fortress and the ancient Roman Gate. Santarcangelo also has its own hidden wonders, like the caves beneath the town, adding to its unique charm. Living here means being part of a lively community with plenty to do. The town hosts the famous Santarcangelo Festival, celebrating theatre, music, and arts, and if you enjoy nature, you’re just a short walk or bike ride from beautiful hills and countryside views. Plus, it’s easy to head to nearby places like Rimini, with its beaches and its nightlife, or San Marino, known for its stunning views and medieval atmosphere. Whether you’re into history, art, or just relaxing by the sea, this location gives you the best of all worlds! EPC: E1 Energy Performance Index (IPE): 160 kwh/sq.m.*year Why Buy It This palazzo has plenty of practical uses thanks to its spacious layout and central location. With some renovation, it could easily be transformed into a stunning family home with multiple living areas and private courtyards. The separate entrances and different levels provide the perfect opportunity to create guest accommodations or a boutique hotel. Its size and character make it ideal for someone looking for a project with lots of historical potential. Given its central location in Santarcangelo di Romagna, the palazzo could also be used for cultural or commercial purposes. The spacious courtyards and historic charm would make it a perfect venue for events like art exhibitions, or workshops. Plus, with its proximity to shops, cafes, and local attractions, it could easily become a cultural hub for locals and visitors, making it a space that brings the community together. Distances Restaurants: 200 m Main Piazza: 300 m Roman Gate: 400 m Theater: 500 m Malatesta Fortress: 500 m Santarcangelo Caves: 600 m School: 1.2 km Hospital: 1.5 km Rimini: 15.1 km Rimini Airport: 15.5 km Verucchio: 19.8 km San Marino: 30.1 km

Imagine a traditional Italian farmhouse nestled among the rolling hills of Pisa, where the beauty of Tuscany surrounds you wherever you look. This gorgeous home is complete with a guest house and invites you and your family to indulge in a world of comfort and peace. Blending traditional Tuscan architecture with modern finishes, the home’s interiors create a timeless yet fresh atmosphere. Set on approximately 8 ha of beautifully landscaped land, the property includes panoramic terraces and a panoramic infinity pool, ideal for sun-soaked afternoons. This property isn’t just a home, it’s a lifestyle waiting to be discovered. Are you ready to embrace the Tuscan lifestyle? The Farmhouse This beautiful farmhouse, located in the picturesque hills around Pisa, Tuscany, offers a total of 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, combining traditional Tuscan charm with modern luxuries and providing you with lots of space to host family and friends. Rebuilt in 2013, the home ensures both aesthetic appeal and functionality throughout. The Main Home The main farmhouse spans 302 sq.m. split over two floors. The facade is quintessentially Tuscan, with a mix of plaster and stone details that are a must have in this region. Ground Floor: The home welcomes you with a spacious living area featuring an entrance hall, followed by a lounge room with French doors leading to a charming outdoor wood-fired oven area. Next to the lounge room you will find the dining area, which embodies Tuscan style in its cotto floors, arched stone doorways, and beamed ceilings. This level also includes another cozy living room, as well as a storage room, a bathroom, and a laundry room. A large terrace, perfect for summer dining, connects the outdoor spaces with the interior and is the best spot to catch the best views of the Tuscan countryside. First Floor: Accessible via internal stairs, the first floor welcomes you with a lounge space. From there, step into the sleeping area of this house, comprising four stunning bedrooms, each with en-suite bathrooms for extra privacy. One of the bedrooms also features a mezzanine that can be transformed into an additional room, enhancing the versatility of this space. The Guest House Adjacent to the main farmhouse is the guest house, covering 114 sq.m. and arranged over two levels. The ground floor features a spacious living room with a dining space that opens to an outdoor patio, which is perfect for family and friends to relax and have their own privacy. The first floor offers a sleeping area with two bedrooms, each equipped with a private bathroom. The Land Set within 7,57 ha of beautifully landscaped land, the villa boasts several panoramic terraces (around 50 sq.m.) that offer breathtaking views of the Pisa hills. Picture sitting outside, enjoying a nice cup of coffee, and taking in the stunning views of the Tuscan countryside right from your own home! The stunning infinity pool measures 12×6 m – it is located at a slightly lower level than the house for added privacy, and it’s the best spot for pool parties, relaxing afternoons spent lounging by the water, and romantic summer dinners. A small storage building of 23 sq.m. adds functional space for tools and equipment. The Location Just 2 km from the historic center of Palaia, this property is perfectly situated for enjoying local restaurants, cafes, and shops where you can indulge in authentic Tuscan cuisine and regional wines. The surrounding countryside is a dream for outdoor lovers, with scenic trails ideal for hiking and biking, all framed by stunning views of the rolling hills. This area comes alive with cultural events throughout the year, including delightful food and wine festivals that showcase the area’s rich traditions. A quick 40-minute drive will take you to Pisa, where you can marvel at the iconic Leaning Tower and stroll through the beautiful Piazza dei Miracoli. You’ll find plenty to keep you busy – join a cooking class to learn how to whip up traditional Tuscan dishes, rent a bike to explore the countryside, or simply relax by the pool and enjoy the stunning views from your own home. With local markets offering fresh produce and the most famous towns if the region close by, this villa is the perfect base for experiencing the best of Tuscany! EPC Rating: C and A Energy Performance Index (IPE): 160 kwh/sq.m.*year Why Buy It This farmhouse is a fantastic choice for a primary home or a holiday property, thanks to its spacious layout and accessible location. It’s perfect for big families or when you want to host guests. You could also only rent out part of the property while living in another section, or rent it out entirely. The location offers a nice mix of privacy and easy access to some of the best spots in the area, making it a smart investment and easy to rent out. Distances Nearest Town With Services: 2,2 km School: 2,2 km Hospital: 17,3 km Highway: 18,4 km Empoli: 35,3 km Certaldo: 37,5 km Airport of Pisa: 43,9 km Lucca: 46,8 km Pisa: 48 km Livorno: 53,9 km Florence: 68,5 km