Portion of a Liberty Villa

The property, completely independent and free on all four sides, extends over three levels, including a basement with a garage, cellars, and storage rooms, for a total gross floor area of ​​approximately 580 square meters, divided as follows:

Basement with storage rooms, cellars, and garage
First floor: 1st apartment
Second floor: 2nd apartment

The first floor is accessed through the main door, which leads to the first apartment, featuring a large, bright living room with a fireplace. From here, you then enter the study, the large dining room with a table for sixteen, a spacious kitchen, bedrooms, and bathrooms. Outside, there is a lovely garden.

On the upper floor, reached via the monumental staircase in the center of the first floor, is the second apartment, consisting of six bedrooms, a large kitchen, a bathroom, and a beautiful terrace with a fireplace overlooking the splendid view of the city of Foligno.

The garage, cellars, and storage rooms are located in the approximately 450 square meter basement.

POTENTIAL AND USE
A prestigious property, comfortable to live in, ideal as a primary residence, but also an excellent investment for rentals as a vacation home.

GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION
Umbria is Tuscany’s sister region, boasting a green and hilly landscape with olive groves and vineyards, rich in art cities and characteristic historic centers.

Called the Green Heart of Italy and located in central Italy between Rome and Florence, Umbria is a region rich in history and culture, featuring small historic villages and important art cities such as Perugia, Spoleto, Assisi, Spello, Bevagna, and Montefalco.

It is also home to major cultural events throughout the year, such as the Spoleto Festival of Two Worlds, Umbria Jazz, the historical reenactment of the Giostra della Quintana in Foligno, the Spello Flower Festival, and many other folkloric events that, especially in the summer, enliven towns and villages throughout the region.

Umbria is also rich in food and wine tours, starting from Montefalco with its famous Sagrantino Wine Trail, which visits Umbria’s most important wineries, and the Trevi Olive Oil Trail, with its open olive oil mills.