Typical brick farmhouse, arranged over two levels of approx. 300 sqm as well as terrace and private land of approx. 2290 sqm.
The property is divided as follows:
Ground floor: garage, large cellars and old stables to be restored;
First floor, of approx. 136 sqm is divided in entrance with terrace and two separate living units.
The main apartment, of approx. 78 sqm, is divided in living room with kitchen corner and fireplace, two double bedrooms and bathroom. The second apartment, of approx. 58 sqm, is divided in living room with kitchenette, double bedroom, single bedroom and bathroom.
The property has been built with typical red brick of the area, is dating back the early XX century and has been restored 20 years ago. It is possible to join the two living units and create one big residency. Possibility to convert the ground floor in additional living surface. Lpg heating system and town water. Panoramic location with views of the surrounding countryside. Very bright. The two living units have independent utilities. The property enjoys a pleasant view on three sides, from which it is possible to admire the surrounding hills. Situated in the vicinity of Villastrada, it can be reached by just 600 mt of gravel road. It is located in one of the most beautiful areas of Umbria, between Lake Chiusi and Lake Trasimeno, in the municipality of Castiglione del Lago at about 7 km from the border with Tuscany, in a very convenient position to be reached in a short time via the A1 motorway. From here you can easily visit the main tourist sites of the two regions, such as Chiusi, Siena, Arezzo, Cortona, Assisi, Gubbio and Orvieto. Not to forget the countless thermal sites, such as Chianciano, S.Casciano and Saturnia. Rome and Florence are about 2 hours away by car.
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