luxury villa with terrace for sale Todi, Italy

GENERAL DESCRIPTIONExclusive property with unique lines in class A1, embellished with a wonderful infinity pool where you can contemplate the infinite spectacle of nature and the surrounding landscapes. Easily accessible and just 6 km from all essential services, it enjoys a hilly position and absolute privacy and tranquility. In a context of rare beauty, immersed in the Umbrian countryside, the house is set in a private and completely delimited park of approximately 5 hectares, including approximately 3500 m2 of rows of red Sagrantino di Montefalco and rows of white Grechetto di Todi, both of controlled origin; as well as 100 olive trees.The middle Tiber Valley between Todi and Perugia, among lush landscapes rich in art and culture, is one of the most sought-after and well-known areas for the jet-set, just 30 minutes from Umbria's airport.Living excellence and maximum comfort and style in a fascinating fusion between heritage and innovation. The residence stands in a harmonious union between past and present, an impeccable example of a renovation carried out to perfection. Mainly arranged on three levels, it covers a total surface area of approximately 600 m2 and is made up of two main bodies joined together by a majestic 300 m2 portico.INTERNAL COMPOSITIONCharacterized by a refined and contemporary design, the manor house covers a total area of approximately 300 m2 and offers large and bright interior spaces.On the ground floor, the elegant windows overlooking the external courtyard allow natural light to penetrate illuminating the living area consisting of a living room with fireplace and lounge. The first floor, as well as the second, can also be easily reached by external lift and has three double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, two of which with terraces. The utmost attention paid to every detail and the use of the highest quality materials is evident, such as handmade Deruta ceramics and solid oak parquet floors and oak window frames.A comfortable spiral staircase leads to the second floor, where we find a fourth bedroom with en-suite bathroom and a mini-apartment consisting of a living room, bedroom, bathroom and private terrace with panoramic views.The structure is completed by a still unfinished basement of approximately 250 m2, with a project already approved for a Spa.The second property, originally from the 1700s, measures approximately 200 m2 and retains the authentic touch of the past and a more traditional rustic style intact. Arranged on two levels, it consists of a master apartment consisting of a welcoming living room with corner fireplace, professional kitchen, bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and bathroom with Turkish bath and historic furnishings. As well as two other independent apartments, one consisting of a living room, bedroom with fireplace, bathroom and small terrace. While the other has a kitchen, bedroom and bathroom with double shower. STATE AND FINISHESThe subject of a very recent and careful renovation, the property is a true turnkey gem, ready to be inhabited immediately. Furthermore, both homes are served by solar thermal and photovoltaic systems of 11 kW and 15 storage and have an electric gate, closed circuit cameras, satellite Wi-Fi and wall box for BEV/PHEV cars.OUTDOOR SPACESThe property is surrounded by approximately 6 hectares of completely delimited land and is characterized by a lush external courtyard. A serene refuge where you can relax and connect with nature, enriched by the splendid 98 m2 infinity pool, powered by both chlorine and salt and equipped with internal lighting.It also has a large 400m2 hangar, ideal for hosting private car collections.USE AND POTENTIALITY This one-of-a-kind structure is perfectly suited both as a high-level luxury resort and as a luxury private residence, leaving enough space and privacy to welcome friends and relatives or organize exclusive, refined and classy events.

Marsciano, magnifico borgo di circa 3.084 mq. lordi, oggi attività ricettiva, con 8,5 ettari di terreno e vista mozzafiato sulla valle circostante e su Perugia.   Descrizione: Il castello risale al 593 d.C. e fu costruito ai confini del Corridoio Bizantino. Intorno all’anno 1000 divenne un monastero e nel 1474 fu ceduto a una famiglia di conti che lo usò come residenza estiva. Per oltre 500 anni i cognomi cambiarono solo per eredità alle figlie. La dimora si compone di 27 unità abitative, 11 appartamenti e 16 suite, tutte finemente restaurate con travi in legno di castagno e pavimenti in cotto antico. Il restauro è stato eseguito con l’aiuto del Ministero della Cultura che per l’accuratezza dei lavori e la qualità dei materiali usati lo considera un restauro modello. 23 unità sono di notevole interesse pubblico con grossi vantaggi fiscali. Le unità variano da 59 a 186 mq. ed hanno da 1 a 3 camere da letto, il 96% delle quali con proprio bagno. Molti soggiorni hanno un camino. Nella Torre Piccola c’è una unità di 186 mq con grande salotto, 2 camere matrimoniali e doppi servizi. Al primo piano c’è una unità di 170 mq con un ampio salotto, camino e 7 posti letto. La vista è magnifica da tutte le finestre e dai piazzali. Il colle è presente nelle mappe all’ingresso dei Musei Vaticani perché nel 174 d.C. vi si rifugiò un santo e perché nel 1450 vi dimorò per mesi papa Niccolò V (1447-55) che fondò la Biblioteca Vaticana, incoronò per l’ultima volta un imperatore tedesco a Roma e accettò le dimissioni dell’ultimo antipapa. Nella cappella di S. Paolo, nominata per la prima volta in una bolla papale del 1115, c’è un bel baldacchino per visite papali con il suo stemma. Vi sono anche dei delicati affreschi del 1315-19 dipinti da Meo da Siena che fu allievo di Giotto e che ha una intera sala dedicata a lui nel museo Städel di Francoforte e nella Galleria Nazionale di Perugia.     Sono presenti una spa con sauna, bagno turco, doccia emozionale e idromassaggio riscaldato, una sala ristorante con soffitto a crociera costolonato e un pergolato in ferro di 129 mq con splendida vista su Perugia, vetrate apribili e cucina.   Spazi esterni:La proprietà ha 8,5 ha di orto, oliveto, frutteto, tartufaia, bosco e parcheggi.  Stato e finiture:La proprietà è curata ovunque nei minimi dettagli. 23 unità hanno mura in pietra, con spessore fino a m. 1,6. Le finestre sono in castagno e i vetri sono doppi. In un grande appartamento l’altezza fra pavimento e soffitto è di 7 m. Il riscaldamento è spesso a pavimento.    Potenzialità d'uso: E’ perfetta per chi vuole esercitare attività ricettiva di alto livello e come residenza estiva di gruppi di famiglie amiche.  Location: Si trova vicino alle principali città d’arte di Umbria e Toscana.

Marsciano, magnificent hamlet of about 3,084 gross sq. m., now a country house, with 8.5 hectares of land and breathtaking views of the surrounding valley and Perugia. Description:The castle dates back to 593 AD and was built at the border of the Byzantine Corridor. Around the year 1000 it became a monastery and in 1474 was given to a family of counts who used it as a summer and hunting residence.The mansion consists of 27 units, 11 apartments and 16 suites, all finely restored with chestnut wood beams and old terracotta floors.The restoration was carried out with the Ministry of Culture, which considers it a model restoration because of the thoroughness of the work done and the quality of the materials used. 23 units are listed i.e part of the Italian National Endowment with large tax benefits. The units range from 59 to 186 sq. m. and have 1 to 3 bedrooms, 96 percent of which have their own bathrooms. Many living rooms have a fireplace.In the Small Tower there is a 186 sq. m. unit with a large living room, 2 double bedrooms and two bathrooms. On the second floor there is a 170 sq m unit with a large living room, fireplace, and 7 beds. The view is magnificent from the windows of all units and the squares.The hamlet is on a map at the entrance of the Vatican Museums because a saint took refuge there in 174 A.D. and because in 1450 Pope Nicholas V (1447-55) lived there for months. He founded the Vatican Library, crowned a German emperor for the last time in Rome and accepted the resignation of the last antipope. The chapel on the hill, first mentioned in a papal bull of 1115, contains a beautiful canopy for papal visits with his coat of arms and delicate frescoes from 1315-19 painted by Meo da Siena, who was a pupil of Giotto and has an entire room dedicated to him in the Städel Museum in Frankfurt, Germany, and the National Gallery in Perugia.     There is a spa with a sauna, steam bath, sensory shower and heated whirlpool, a restaurant hall with a ribbed cross-vaulted ceiling and a 129-square-meter pergola with kitchen and batroom and a stunning view on Perugia at 16 km. distance. Outdoor Spaces: The property has 8.5 ha of vegetable garden, olive grove, orchard, truffle grove, woodland and parking. Condition and finishes: The property is cared for everywhere in every detail. 23 units have stone walls, up to m. 1.6 thick. The windows are made of chestnut and the glass is double glazed. In one large apartment, the height between floor and ceiling is 7 m. Heating is often floor heating.    Potential Use: It is perfect for use as a high class country house or as a summer residence of groups of families. Location: It is located near the main art cities of Umbria and Tuscany.

The castle is located at about 500 meters above sea level, in the municipality of Deruta (Perugia), Via della Libertà 2. It is accessed from Deruta by the scenic road of the hill calledThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Nestled in the enchanting ' Valle dei Castelli di Baiano' in Spoleto, an internationally renowned art city famous for its theater festival, this Baroque-era hunting lodge offers the perfect blend of architecture, nature and art and is now available for sale. Surrounded by 95 hectares of private parkland with natural water springs, wooded hills, olive groves and arable land, this extraordinary residence, dated 1580, retains intact its original layout. Newly renovated, it offers the possibility of being used both as a private residence and as a business activity to high-profile events and hospitality, regularly implemented by the property with excellent profits. The main palace extends over three levels, around two dovecote towers--one integrated, the other connected by a suspended gallery features 18th-century decorations. The annexes includes a 17th-century chapel, decorated with frescoes, and old shelters, which, along with the adjacent hen house, can be converted into additional residential rooms, resulting in more bedrooms. There is an informal clearance to build a swimming pool. An estate shrouded in history and famous for hosting the scientist Galileo Galilei, whose rooms display specially made frescoes in an excellent state of preservation. Meticulously restored by the current owners, the property also features original floors, arches, interior fountains and period-fireplaces in voluminous and sumptuous rooms. Umbria the green heart of Italy because of its lush forests, vineyards, olive groves treasures architecture and history beyond compare and Spoleto is an open-air-museum worldwide visited also for its Festival dei Due Mondi. Please contact Sotheby's International Realty, Rome office for details and floor plans

In a panoramic setting, just steps from the city center, we offer for sale a large partially renovated villa, potentially divisible into 4 interconnected units with a park.Description of the property The house, with a total area of approximately 700 m², is spread over 3 levels, potentially divisible into 4 units. On the ground floor, there are two main entrances: the first, next to a large comfortable porch, leads to the first unit of about 200 m², which has been fully renovated and consists of 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, an open living space with kitchen, laundry room, and pantry. The other unit on the ground floor, which can be accessed through the same entrance or another, measures about 140 square meters, is fully renovated, and consists of a living area with kitchen, a double bedroom, a single bedroom, a bathroom, a laundry room, a pantry, and technical premises. The last two units on the first floor, which can be accessed either from the inside or via two separate entrances, need to be renovated. The first unit consists of a kitchen, a living area, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a terrace. The last unit consists of a living room, a kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and a terrace. On the top floor, there is an attic composed of 4 bedrooms, a bathroom, and a sloped space.Outdoor spaces The property includes, in addition to 2 independent entrances, an adjoining garden of approximately 5000 m², with an olive grove of 35 trees, a vegetable garden, a grove, a football field, and finally a well for irrigation.Condition and finishes The property has been partially renovated with high-quality materials and excellent design and taste. On the ground floor, the installations are new, heating is provided by heat pumps. Electricity and water are connected, plus the property has a 6 kW photovoltaic system with energy storage batteries for 15 kW.Potential uses The property is currently used as a primary residence, perfect for a large family or multiple households; it is also suitable as a second home and for use as a holiday home or B&B.Location and lifestyle The origins of Deruta remain partly obscure. To the south, towards Todi, lies the fortress of Castelleone, now a hamlet of Deruta. Known for its ceramics, it remains a valuable municipality for Perugia, located about 20 km away, as is its airport. Fiumicino Airport (Rome) is about 185 km away.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Located along The Sagrantino Road, this splendid property has been meticulously renovated. Antique furnishings blend with understated Tuscan terracotta finishes and contemporary craftsmanship. The enclosed garden (approximately 1000 sqm) is well-tended with an English lawn, rose borders, lavender, and 40 productive olive trees. An outdoor shower with provisions for a jacuzzi adds to the exterior charm. A massive portal opens onto a living room with a stone fireplace and a double French door leading to the front patio. This fabulous outdoor living room, with pillars and a truss ceiling, offers a breathtaking view of the valley. The bright kitchen, crafted with excellent carpentry, includes a fireplace at counter height, perfect for winter barbecues. A hallway with closets leads to a bathroom with a shower. The gray peperino stone staircase leads to the upper floor, featuring two double bedrooms: one with a balcony and spectacular view, the other overlooking the woods. The elegant bathroom has diamond tiles, a bathtub, and old English-style fixtures. The property also includes a wooden chalet for tools, bicycles, and firewood, as well as a shaded parking space outside the enclosure. The villa is only 500 meters from the medieval walls of Montefalco, a city renowned for its charm, medieval architecture, and Sagrantino wine. It is just 40 minutes from Perugia Airport and 140 km from Rome.