In the heart of central Italy, Umbria is a region of wooded hills, olive groves, and medieval hilltop villages overlooking the Tiber valley. Collazzone is one of them—oak-covered slopes giving way to farmland, with views stretching across to Perugia and Todi. The area has been settled since Roman times, and stone walls, ancient cisterns, and Romanesque churches sit quietly alongside working farms and olive groves.
This stone farmhouse from the early 1900s sits on around 17 acres of land including an olive grove, a vineyard, and arable land. The home totals around 5,100 square feet across several buildings connected by a covered loggia.
The main farmhouse of around 1,960 square feet is arranged over two floors. The ground floor holds a living room with a fireplace, a kitchen, and a bathroom. The upper floor has a sitting room, an eat-in kitchen, two bedrooms—one with en suite—and a further bathroom.
A stone outbuilding of around 2,175 square feet, partially renovated, connects to the main house via the loggia.
Deruta, with shops and services, is six miles away. Perugia is 25 miles north. Perugia’s international airport, 17 miles away, serves London and a handful of European cities. Rome’s Leonardo da Vinci Airport, with connections worldwide, is around 110 miles south.
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