Investment 822 m² in Umbertide, Italy

Umbertide, Umbria - Perugia: In the center of the zone described by the cities of Perugia, Cortona, Assisi, Orvieto, Spoleto, Florence, San Jimignano, Siena, is located this possession on the top of the hill above the city of Umbertide and gives its occupants an atmosphere of country seclusion, at the same time with the perfectly established tomof the Centers. This small ownership on sale from Miel "Office on Petrovka," completely enclosed consists of many structures: a) Monastery (420.91 sq.m.): consists of many parts built during the period 1500-1600. It follows from some sources that the monks lived in this zone long before the first stone structure appeared. The monastery is located on three levels and divided into nine bedrooms and nine toilets, a hall with a TV, a hall with a computer, a library, a bar, a kitchen and a spacious salon- former chapel.   b) Piet & rsquo; s (43.39 sqm) building, near the monastery, consists of: bedroom, toilet, kitchen and working room on the top floor.   c) On the opposite side of the entrance road there is a Cellar (21.67 sq.m.) consisting of auxiliary rooms and laboratories.   d) Halfway from the entrance gate in the direction of the Monastery is Tonino (33.98 sq.m.), a small cottage for two persons, having: sleeping room, toilet, kitchen/living room.   e) At the foot of the hill is & nbsp; Casetta (197.88 & nbsp; sq.m) & ndash; the largest villa, includes two rooms, two toilets. & nbsp;   e) Studio (18.57 sq.m.) is the smallest cottage where the watchman usually lives. & nbsp; This is a small family & nbsp; co sleeping room, toilet and kitchen.   g) Ownership includes a private garage of 58.76 sq.m.   By discovering outdoor spaces, it is impossible not to admire the beauty of the garden, the pool, the historic pizza bakery and the generously offered panorama.   The plot of land includes 66 olive trees, 43 chestnut trees & nbsp; and many fruit trees. Barely outside the possession are the ruins of the church, which, according to some sources, was erected by the Order of the Templars.