Two centuries-old Japanese sophora trees guard the entrance to this early 1900s manor house of around 4,500 square feet, set on around 61,000 square feet of rolling hillside. The ground floor comprises of a hall, a kitchen, and a study with vaulted ceilings. The first floor has four bedrooms and a bathroom. A separate outbuilding sits a short distance away. The land holds around 100 olive trees, a brick well, and a large rainwater cistern.
The villa sits near the border of Umbria and Tuscany, around ten minutes from Castiglione del Lago — one of Italy’s officially designated most beautiful villages, set on the western shore of Lake Trasimeno and centered on a medieval fortress and Renaissance palace. The surrounding landscape rewards exploration, with medieval hilltop towns, Renaissance villages, and some of Tuscany’s most iconic countryside all within an hour by road.
Perugia is around forty minutes north. The airports of Rome, Florence, and Pisa are all reachable in around two hours by car or train.
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