In Umbria, near Umbertide, there is an ancient farmhouse with an annex and a pool, currently operating as an Agriturismo. Dating back to the 19th century, the farmhouse has been restored in accordance with local traditions, preserving the ancient tobacco drying room. Spread over four levels, the main farmhouse offers various areas, including a restaurant, reception, and apartments, while the turret houses two double bedrooms. The annex, currently inhabited by the owners, consists of a living room, kitchen, bedroom with a loft, and a bathroom, along with two additional bedrooms, a bathroom, and a studio with a guest bathroom. Inside the annex, with external access, there are two rooms of approximately 30 square meters each, currently used as a game room and laundry for guests. The property also includes 12.58 hectares of fenced land, a large irregular-shaped pool, a stable with 6 horse stalls, a shed with a horse shower area, tool storage, a tack room, and a cistern for water storage for irrigation and animals. Part of the land is fenced and hosts the Agriturismo, the annex, the pool, the playground, the olive grove with 2850 plants, the vegetable garden, the pasture, the stable, the riding arena, and the court yard animal area with a pond. Another part of the land, not fenced, includes an olive grove, cultivated land, and woodland. The land is certified organic for soil and health. Additionally, there are plans for the construction of a new annex for an olive press and the creation of a spa of approximately 70 square meters. The expansion of the olive grove involves planting about 600 new trees. Umbertide, in the UpperTiber Valley, offers a millennia-long history dating back to the 6th century B.C., with Etruscan traces highlighted by the bronzes of Monte Acuto. Under the dominion of Perugia from 1189 to the 16th century, it then came under Papal State rule until the unification of Italy in 1860. The historic center houses the Rocca, a medieval fortress now transformed into the Center for Contemporary Art, and significant churches such as Santa Maria della Reggia, Santa Croce, San Bernardino, and Santa Maria della Piet. The reopened church of San Francesco (1299) enriches the artistic tradition of the city. In the surroundings, the castles of Civitella Ranieri, Serra Partucci, and others, along with the villages of Montemigiano and Santa Giuliana, contribute to the cultural offerings. Ancient churches like the Abbey of San Salvatore and the hermitage of Monte Corona, with a crypt and a 14th-century fresco, provide captivating places to explore. The medieval village of Preggio, with its fortress and churches of the Santissima Trinit in San Francesco and Madonna delle Grazie, adds a touch of historical prestige to the Umbertide experience. 5.7 km from Umbertide 37 km from Perugia 142 km from Florence 240 km from Rome Fiumicino Airport