The exposed wooden beams and light wood flooring in the sleeping area immediately introduce the character of this rustic farmhouse, a property that combines significant dimensions with an authentic footprint. Light enters through two windows, illuminating the simple and bright white-walled rooms, while the presence of the fireplace adds a natural gathering point to the home. Built in 1900 and developed over three levels, the property maintains a tangible connection with its rural identity, enriched by spaces dedicated to well-being and a structure designed to fully enjoy the property, both in daily life and during moments of hospitality.
The numbers clearly convey the estate’s substance: 700 sqm of commercial space distributed across 18 rooms, with 8 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms, on a layout suitable for a large representative private residence or a hospitality project consistent with the context. Outside, the property spans 280,000 sqm and includes a private garden, swimming pool, a 30 sqm terrace, and 8 parking spaces, offering a rare availability of space in terms of breadth and versatility. Completing the ensemble are the SPA, gym, and wine cellar, elements that make life in the house rich and complete in every season. The wine cellar adds a very concrete and distinctive detail: a space equipped with large tanks, valves, and handles, walls clad in shiny stainless steel with a diamond finish, light-colored tiled flooring, and a central blue PVC corridor, in a well-lit environment that immediately evokes a real and organized winemaking function.
Days here find a natural rhythm between the interior spaces of the house and the vastness of the surrounding land. The 30 sqm terrace becomes a simple and pleasant spot to inhabit during milder hours, while the swimming pool, SPA, and gym allow for alternating relaxation and self-care without leaving the property. The presence of 8 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms makes everything more fluid even when the house opens to guests or extended family, always maintaining a sense of autonomy among the different spaces. The private garden and the large external expanse also contribute to creating the privacy often sought in the countryside.
This farmhouse in Orvieto combines breadth, character, and a set of spaces that are difficult to replicate in a single address. The presence of the wine cellar, wellness areas, and 280,000 sqm of external space enhances its value, coherently integrating it into the Umbrian landscape and a region that continues to be among the most appreciated for quality of life and authenticity.
