Umbria, Perugia, Spoleto, Italy

Among the Umbrian hills, a stone cottage with a terraced garden that allows a magnificent view of the valley below and with a large olive grove, a few kilometers from the magnificent city of Spoleto. With a modern design inside, the house was renovated in 2008 respecting the traditional details of the building. The front garden with panoramic terrace has plants and flowers of all kinds, shrubs and fruit trees. The property includes an olive grove of almost 3,000 sqm. The house of approximately 160 sqm is spread over three floors. In the basement there is a large dining room with fireplace, a kitchen, both with access to the outside, pantry, laundry room and a guest bathroom. The ground floor opens, from the main entrance, with a beautiful living room which features a cozy wood stove, a large mezzanine and panoramic balcony, and is completed by two bedrooms and two bathrooms. On the further floor - attic there is a study and a small bedroom.

State of repair
Renovated in 2008 with attention to the traditional characteristics of the building but also with good modernization of the services.

Utilities
Equipped with all utilities. LPG heating with underground tank.


Use and Potential Uses
Excellent property for both first and second home.

Location
The property, which is close to a small village, has the first town with every type of service just 5 km away; Spoleto and Trevi 12 km away, other characteristic cities such as Bevagna, Montefalco, Foligno about 20-25 km away. Perugia is 60 km away and Rome 140.

Land registry details
The Great Estate group carries out a technical due diligence on each property acquired, through the seller's technician, which allows us to know in detail the urban and cadastral status of the property. This due diligence may be requested by the customer at the time of a real interest in the property.


Ownership details and eventual contractual obligations
The property is registered in the name of a natural person and the sale is subject to registration tax respectively, of 9% on the cadastral value of the property in the case of a second home, and 2% in the case of purchase with the concessions of the first home.