Umbria, Terni, Allerona, Italy

In the main square of one of the most beautiful villages in Italy – Allerona – stands the massive Palazzo Visconteo. The palace rises on the site of the original Lerona Castle and was the residence of the Visconti Monaldeschi della Cervara who had it built at the end of the 14th century. The Viscount resided here when Allerona was the castle of the Monaldeschi. Over time, the Palace was expanded and then enhanced in the Renaissance period. In fact, with the arrival of papal power, starting in 1585, the building was further modified by extending the east wing until it merged with the nearby Church of Santa Maria Assunta. A front terrace was also added where previously there was a slope towards the square. The Palace, today privately owned, has been divided into 4 apartments. The apartment for sale is the main floor located on the first level with access from the large entrance hall and via a shared staircase that leads to an exclusive private internal staircase on the ground floor of the courtyard. The courtyard is also accessible via the back of the alley of the village promenade. The shared courtyard features a private part, adding a lovely outdoor space on the ground floor with French windows from the kitchen for outdoor dining among the medieval walls. On the ground floor, there are a large and comfortable living area/kitchen, a pantry, and the old rooms of the former tower with a storage room and the beautiful original stone spiral staircase which is a protected historical asset. From the kitchen-living room we reach the first floor (height 4.90 m) with large, frescoed beams, where we find a large living room, a hall/study with a French window that leads to the internal terrace and an area of special interest: the ancient well for a suggestive view of both the sunrise and the sunset. The floor is completed by 2 bedrooms, two bathrooms, a small toilet, and a third large room that can be used both as a living area and a sleeping area with a very spacious bedroom/study with balcony. The historic spiral staircase of the former tower reaches this floor, adding a special highlight. Finally, in the basement, there are two traditional cellars. The property is currently inhabited, although to enhance it to the fullest, it requires works and adjustments that would make it even more unique and functional. Suggestive views of the village and the surrounding hills from dawn to dusk. Possibility of purchasing the furniture and a precious antique tapestry that covers a large part of the living room wall.

State of repair
The property is currently inhabited, although to enhance it to the fullest, it requires works and adjustments that would make it even more unique and functional.

Utilities
All utilities that reach the village of Allerona are present. Public aqueduct, methane gas boiler, and internet.

Use and Potential Uses
The property is currently used as a main residence but could also become a holiday home. Given the strategic and well-served position, from the property you may easily reach the major centres of Umbria, Tuscany, and Lazio. Possibility of creating two residential units to be used for tourist rentals or B&Bs as the house and the area are suitable for this purpose. The town is lovely, and it counts among the "Most Beautiful Villages in Italy". Close to the Monte Rufeno Park, the city of Orvieto and bordering the beautiful regions of Lazio and Tuscany. Interesting investment with the possibility of continuing the existing rental agreement.

Location
This portion of a noble palace is in the main square of a historic Umbrian town, in a municipality near the famous city of Orvieto: Allerona, on the border between Lazio and Tuscany. The property is located close to services and can be reached via a panoramic, fully paved road: 6 km (9 minutes) from the Allerona Scalo train station and about 15 km from the motorway exit Orvieto and Fabro, thus halfway between Rome and Florence. Within a few kilometres there are various tourist destinations such as: Città della Pieve, Perugia, Assisi, Gubbio, Bolsena, Viterbo, Cetona, Pienza, Siena, Montepulciano, and the renowned spas of Chianciano and San Casciano dei Bagni... as well as the famous city of Orvieto with its historical and natural highlights.

Land registry details
For each property offered, the Great Estate group conducts – via the seller's technician – a technical due diligence. This allows us to know in detail the urbanistic planning and cadastral circumstances of each property. This due diligence may be requested by the client at the time of a real interest in the property.

Ownership details and eventual contractual obligations
The seller is a natural person. Currently inhabited, existing rental agreement could be extended.