Umbria, Perugia, Citta della Pieve, Italy

Two-story apartment in historic building, double entrance, stone walls for sale in the medieval borgo of Piegaro. In the heart of the medieval town of Piegaro, just 11 km from Città della Pieve, unique opportunity to purchase an historical townhouse spreading 211 square meters (2271 sq ft) on two levels, starring two single entrances and the typical rustic style combined with an atmosphere rich in history and charm. All rooms offer unique character, stone walls, fireplace, terracotta floors, wooden beam ceilings. One entrance from the ground floor opens into a rustic room with a staircase to a first-floor apartment. Here the entire living area has recently been renovated and comprises a central hallway leading to a eat-in kitchen, a sitting room with fireplace, two double bedrooms, two bathrooms and a laundry room. Newly installed double glazed windows, central heating with radiators, bathrooms with new fittings and free-standing showers are just some of the amenities that are included. From the windows, there is an open view of the rooftops of Piegaro and the surrounding countryside. The ground floor is completed by a 34 square meters (365 sq ft) rustic room featuring a single separate entrance, a toilet, a back room for storage and deposit, an area perfect for a tavern or studio flat. Situated on the road connecting Lake Trasimeno to Città della Pieve, the historic center of Piegaro dates back to the Middle Ages and retains its stone palaces, cobbled streets and traditional town houses. The nearby River Nestore flows through an exceptionally unspoilt area, where natural paths through woods and rolling hills lead to the nearby Lake Pietrafitta. The border with Tuscany and the shores of Lake Trasimeno are both just a 20-minute drive away, making it a strategic location for sightseeing and discovering the gems of central Italy.
PROPERTY Ref: PIE3087_1
Location: Piegaro, Provincia: Perugia, Regione: Umbria
Type: 211 sq m/2271 sq ft two-story house with rustic ground floor
Year of construction: 1600
Year of restoration: 2024 the first floor
Conditions: excellent the first floor, partly to be upgraded the ground floor