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In an extremely panoramic position, detached villa of 386 sqm, garage of 84 sqm and fenced garden of 2,460 sqm, located 1 km from the historic center of Montefalco.
The house is characterized by a harmonious and functional internal subdivision, it consists of living room with porch and fireplace, dining area and eat-in kitchen, study and bathroom on the ground floor; the convenient internal staircase connects all floors including the garage, on the second floor we find 4 large and bright double bedrooms, two spacious bathrooms and a large and panoramic balcony.
The attic is divided into a living room with fireplace and balcony, 2 double bedrooms and a large bathroom with bathtub.
The building in perfect structural condition needs modernization work and is equipped with natural gas, municipal waterworks, electricity and well.
The beautiful area offers walks and excursions on foot, by bike or on horseback.
Montefalco is City of Wine and City of olive oil. To enhance the famous red wine, a food and wine and cultural route called “The Sagrantino Road” has been established, which winds along five villages resplendent with art, unique flavors and fragrances: Montefalco, Bevagna, Giano dell’Umbria, Gualdo Cattaneo, and Castel Ritaldi;
Montefalco is a town of 5,630 inhabitants in the province of Perugia in Umbria. A landmark of the wine region where Sagrantino di Montefalco and Montefalco Rosso are produced, it is part of the association of Italy’s Most Beautiful Villages.
The Association, which was not created to carry out a mere integrated tourist promotion operation, aims to ensure-through protection, recovery and enhancement-the maintenance of a heritage of monuments and memories that would otherwise be irretrievably lost. It does not propose “paradises on Earth” but hopes that the increasing numbers of people returning to live in small towns and visitors who are interested in getting to know them can find those atmospheres, smells and tastes that make “typicality” become a way of life worth “tasting” with all the senses.
