Umbria, Perugia, Trevi, Italy

Imagine staying in one of the most enchanting historic residences in the city of Trevi. Palazzo Petroni, originally built in its medieval structure by the noble Petroni family in the 15th century, owes its current appearance, with its stone portal and monumental windows, to commissions dating back to the 1600s. Inside, we also find all the charm of historic features such as 18th-century ceilings with magnificent frescoes, beautifully preserved doors and window frames, a stone staircase with its original wrought-iron railing rising from the entrance hall to the upper floors, an old washhouse and a food lift. The Palazzo, of approximately 600 sqm, has recently undergone restoration in full respect of the restrictions of its historic listing, while introducing elements of contemporary comfort: underfloor heating on the floors, kitchens and bathrooms that reflect current standards of functionality and design for comfortable stays, while savoring the charm of history.
LAYOUT.
Ground floor: once reserved for the servants, it still retains the kitchen and service rooms.
Main floor: opens onto a large salon, which leads to the frescoed sitting rooms, the two bedrooms and the bathroom.
Second floor: hosts two independent apartments, each with a living room, kitchenette and bathroom. One apartment has one bedroom, the other has two.
The panoramic glass-enclosed hall, perfect for receptions and convivial evenings, is the true highlight.

State of repair
Perfectly preserved and recently renovated, Palazzo Petroni is a magnificent example of a historic palazzo.

Utilities
The presence of underfloor heating, independent on each floor, adds to the warmth that can emanate from the ancient fireplaces in the palace, creating evocative atmospheres of times gone by.

Use and Potential Uses
The property may be ideal for establishing your own residence, perhaps for multi-family households, occupying the different available floors, but it can also be introduced into the luxury rental market.

Location
Located in the historic center of Trevi, just steps from the Piazza del Comune and the parking area square, Palazzo Petroni is one of the citys most prestigious palaces, in turn one of the most charming villages in Umbria.

Land registry details
The Great Estate group, for every property acquired, carries out, through the seller's technical advisor, a technical due diligence that allows us to gain detailed knowledge of the urban planning and cadastral status of each property. This due diligence may be requested by the client at the time of genuine interest in the property.

Ownership details and eventual contractual obligations
The property is registered in private names.