Large, stylish farmhouse with swimming pool, airco

The house is very spacious (400m2) and therefore very suitable for, for example, two families or a larger family. The main house has two parts, each with its own entrance, living room, kitchen and bathroom, and there is a separate guest house for 2 people. There is a large swimming pool of 6 by 12 meters with outdoor shower. There are also: 2 Cannondale mountain bikes, a ping pong table, a foosball game and a pool table. Around the house there are 300 olive trees and there is an ornamental garden (total 10,000m2). The space The main house (La Grande Bellezza Uno) houses a kitchen, toilet, dining room, billiard room and study/bedroom for 2 people on the ground floor. A steel spiral staircase leads to the large living room with a bathroom and two double bedrooms behind it. From the living room of LGB Uno is a connecting door to LGB Due with a living room with a double sofa bed, 3-person bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and balcony that opens onto the large stone outdoor staircase. Next to the swimming pool is a guest house for two people. With kitchen, dining area, bathroom with toilet and outdoor terrace. Do you like to cook? Then you can indulge in La Grande Bellezza. There is a pasta machine, various kitchen machines, a wood-fired pizza oven, a ceramic Green-egg L bbq and a good SMEG stove. The cozy, covered terrace with the large table offers an ideal place for breakfast, dinner or long, lazy Italian lunches. Don’t feel like cooking? Then you can book an Italian cook at home! She prepares and serves the tastiest dishes from the region for your party on the spot. La Grande Bellezza is quiet and yet centrally due to the short distance to the E45. From this main road, you can reach the larger towns in Umbria. Food from the garden! Apricots, pomegranates, grapes, artichokes, figs, persimmons, thyme and rosemary. It all grows in the garden of La Grande Bellezza. Just pick and cook! The olive harvest is in November, and there is always a supply of La Grande Bellezza olive oil in the house. History The oldest part of the house probably dates from 500 AD. Before the house was restored to a residential house, it was used as a farm and grain was grown on the land around it. The farmer ground the grain into flour using a horse mill - powered by horses. In the walls of the billiard room, the embedded fastening eyes for the animals can still be seen. Behind the house, where the garage is now, was a bakery. Guest access Only the garage is not accessible to guests. Registration Details IT054052C25Z034792