In the centre of the hamlet of Gioiella, a few kilometres from Castiglione del Lago, a historic building complex with annexes, park and agricultural land.
The building represents the residential part and was used as a manor house until the 1960s.
It is on three levels above ground, with a surface area of approx. 600 sqm divided as follows
Ground floor: large entrance hall, study, living room, bathroom, kitchen with fireplace, laundry and various rooms for storage use, as well as rooms for non-residential use such as granary and cellar;
Main floor: with access from the ground floor by means of an original staircase with steps in pietra serena, large hallway, reception room, study, 5 double bedrooms, one of which with wash basin, bathroom and private chapel;
Second floor: large hallway, living room, 5 double bedrooms, one of which with laundry room.
At the rear of the building is a portion of real estate used by the farmer, today in an unfinished state.
The property boasts fine finishes for its period of construction, with wood and terracotta-tiled and vaulted ceilings, frescoed ceilings, stone fireplaces, old terracotta floors. In its current state, general renovation works are required, both structural and installations/fixtures.
The property includes other artefacts, formerly used as stables, sheds, an oven and rooms for use by the farm, and includes large cellars in the basement. From the upper floors there is a suggestive view of Lake Trasimeno.
All the roofs of the buildings have been completely renovated.
The complex stands on a private fenced plot of land of approximately 12,000 square metres, partly buildable, with vineyard and arable land.
Excellent potential for use as a manor house, or to be divided into independent units for tourist use.
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