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For Sale, 3,950,000 EUR
Villa Foce, Niccone Valley, Umbertide, Perugia,Umbria, Italy
Property Type : N/A
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Build Size : 7,427 ft² / 690 m²
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Bedroom : 7
Bathroom : 0
Half Bathroom : 0
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Property Description
La Foce is situated on a well defined natural elevation in the heart of the Nicone Valley, the most prestigious valley in Umbria. The property has 23 hectares, 57 acres of land, in total. There are 10 hectares of woodlands with mushrooms and truffles and 13 hectares of irrigated fields and landscaped gardens. The fields are cultivated and this year we are growing sun flowers, however the land is ideal for olives or a vineyard.
There is also the possibility to acquire more land adjacent to the property.
The views from La Foce are simply spectacular. Both the Castello Saint Andrea di Sorbello and the Castello di Reschio may be seen from the property to the west and the snow capped Apennines to the east. The sunsets over the Umbrian and Tuscan hills are breathtaking.
This property has been restored and furnished to a very high standard maintaining many of the original architectural features including a Medievel Tower at the core of Main House. The tower once served as a look-out post, one of many strategically placed along the Nicone Valley bordering Umbria and Tuscany. In Medievel times these towers were constructed primarily as a means of defence and communication, fires were lit to warn of danger.
The Main House, 550.00 Sqm.
Ground Floor:
There is a very large open living area with antique open fireplace and the original brick vaulted ceilings with brick columns of the 14th century tower.
A large dining area, which may be accessed through an archway with steps from the living area. There is adequate space for a minimum of 12 table settings.There is a cantina, adjacent to the living and dining area.
A large kitchen and breakfast kitchen, with a separate dining area. There is a laundry and utility room, which may be accessed from the breakfast kitchen.
A library, off the living area with more than adequate shelving for several hundred books and a comfortable seating area to relax, with a view down the valley across the pool.
A large communal bathroom with shower, toilet and bidet, two wash basins and hot towel rail. This bathroom, offers external access through french doors and may, therefore be used as a pool bathroom.
A large portico on the east side of the Main House, which may be accessed from the main dining room and from the kitchen dining room, offers covered external dining with adequate space for 12 table settings. There is a barbecue in this space in order to be able to cook and dine in all weather conditions.
There are two large terraces east and west of the Main House both with spectacular views of the surrounding countryside and the snow capped Apennines. The east terrace may be accessed from the portico with outside inside dining, the west terrace above the pool may be accessed from the living room. Liberty railings, dating back to the 1920�s, have been installed on both terraces. These were recuperated from an old palazzo that was demolished in Porta Cesareo, in southern Italy.
First Floor:
The first floor offers three very large double bedrooms all with bathrooms, en suite, large showers, toilets, bidets, wash basins and heated towel rails.
The Master Bedroom has french doors leading out to a terrace and a staircase down to the garden and pool.
Second Floor:
The second floor, at the top of the Tower, offers a further large bedroom with two good size single beds, bathroom and dressing room.
The Tobacco Tower, 140.00 Sqm.
The original Tobacco Tower was demolished and rebuilt, using all reclaimed materials. This now offers further accommodation and privacy for guests. Similarly, it also enjoys spectacular views of the valley, surrounding hills and woodlands and across the lake situated below the property.
Ground Floor:
The ground floor has a large kitchen and dining area with adequate space for 4 to 6 table settings. A large living area, with antique fireplace and French doors leading out to a covered terrace with table and chairs. The terrace, may also be accessed from the kitchen and dining area.
A communal bathroom with toilet and was basin, accessed from the ground floor lobby area at the base of the staircase. This area is large enough to create a small study.
First Floor:
The first floor offers a double bedroom with bathroom, en suite.
Second Floor:
The second floor offers a double bedroom with bathroom, en suite.
The Property:
Both the Main House and Tobacco Tower have under floor heating and air conditioning throughout. The system that we have installed is state of the art and provides immediate heating and or air conditioning. Once the under floor heating reaches the desired temperature the fan coil units switch off automatically.
The property is fenced and gated and there is a separate service entrance which m
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With its Etruscan walls, a gorgeous Medieval center, Perugia is not only a city for the gluttonous (re: chocolate), but for artists and art lovers alike.
This splendid capital of the Region of Umbria is also a culture capital par excellence, and the seat of two important universites: Università degli Studi, founded in 1308, and the University for Foreigners, the foremost in Italy.More well-known, though, is old Perugia, surrounded by two perimeter walls. The exterior of the two, from the Medieval Age, remains intact over an expanse of a few kilometers, and along it one encounters several different entrances or portals, including the Cassero di Porta Sant’Angelo. The interior wall is the Etruscan perimeter (the Etruscans built seven different portals through which to enter), characterized by the large masses used in its construction. Nevertheless, not many monuments dating back to this ancient epoch actually remain, and most of the older urban core that is still extant harks back to the Middle Ages.
The historic center, in fact, is a certified 14th-Century borgo, and one of the prettiest in Italy.
Entering from the Porta San Pietro, one will find the Gothic Basilica of San Domenico, on the inside of which are statues and works by esteemed local artists – among these the wooden choir stalls stand out.
In the architectural complex of San Domenico, the cloisters and the convent host the National Archaeological Museum of Umbria.
Visitors should be sure to see Piazza Matteotti as well, with its 15th-Century Palazzo dell’Universita Vecchia, and Palazzo del Capitano del Popolo. Then, one of Italy’s most important, Piazza IV Novembre, is the city’s monumental social hub. On this central piazza sits Palazzo dei Priori, the symbol of governmental power; the cathedral (religious power) and; at its nucleus, the Maggiore Fountain, completed in the 1200s and fed by the aqueduct originating on Monte Pacciano.
Palazzo dei Priori is also the seat of Umbria’s National Gallery; its interior boasts valuable works of art realized by artists with strong ties to the Umbrian territory. Among the masterpieces, one should note: the Polyptych of St. Anthony by Piero della Francesca, and the Polyptych of San Domenico by Beato Angelico.
Perugia, besides its vast artistic heritage, hosts events of international renown, especially Eurochocolate (every autumn) and Umbria Jazz (mid-July). From the city’s clubs, to the theatres, streets and piazzas, the entire historic center beats and resounds during the lively days of Umbria Jazz, creating a magical and electric atmosphere that merges with the places and history of Perugia.
For ten days the city center becomes a musical village, with concerts and performances one after another, every hour of the day until late into the night.
And despite its magnificent Medieval facade, Perugia has always been a rather innovative city. After all, it was the first Italian locality to build escalators in several points throughout the city, in order to facilitate pedestrians on their way to the city center.
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Region of Umbria Tourism
www.umbria-turismo.it
Commune of Perugia Tourism
www.turismo.comune.perugia.it
Perugi Assisi 2019 Capital of Culture
www.perugiassisi2019.eu
Consorzio Perugia città museo
www.perugiacittamuseo.it/it/card-perugia-citta-museo.html
Museums and Events:
National Gallery of Umbria
http://www.gallerianazionaleumbria.it
Eurochocolate
www.eurochocolate.com
Umbria Jazz Festival
www.umbriajazz.com