A noble villa, the main part of which was built in the 17th century with extensions added in the 18th and 19th century. Some parts of the villa frescoes are still visible.
The property was renovated between 2003 to 2005 and was designed by the well-known architect Patrizio Romano Paris. The renovation included a new roof, stainless steel appliances, Boffi products, a photovoltaic system for hot water production, air conditioning in the master bedrooms and a security system. The site was originally the Santa Vittoria church dating most likely from the 7th century, and sits on a hilltop with 360° views. The main villa measures c. 850 sq. m over 2 levels. The ground floor on the garden level comprises an entrance foyer, custom designed kitchen, 2 large salons with fireplaces, a dining area that opens to a large veranda, a guest WC and walk-in wardrobe, a laundry room, a fitness room that leads to a mosaic steam bath with shower and WC. The first floor comprises a grand salon with a skylight ceiling that divides the master suite from the guest rooms, gallery and loggia. One master suite (c. 160 sq.m) with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, veranda, study and 3 in-built wardrobes. Three en suite guest bedrooms (c. 40-45 sq m), 1 duplex guest en suite (c. 60 sq m) with terrace and fireplace.There is also a 3 bedroom caretaker's house of c. 140 sq. m over 2 floors with direct access to the villa. There 1 hectare of landscaped garden, an 18th-century private chapel, a garage, storeroom and original “forno”, a garden pavilion and a 16 x 8m saltwater pool. In addition to the main house, there is a 3.2-hectare olive grove directly adjacent to the house, with around 350 olive trees producing 400 litres of extra virgin cold-pressed olive oil every year. The olive grove and access driveway is lined with 64 Cypress to provide a striking sense of arrival to the house. *EPC pending. For more information, please get in touch*
Rieti 40 kmRome city centre 60 kmViterbo 60 kmOrvieto 70 kmFiumicino Airport 88 kmFlorence 225 km