The ceilings adorned with stucco and frescoes, along with the light terracotta flooring and the light streaming through the large windows, immediately introduce the character of this 1820 palace with a full and recognizable presence. The rooms tell the story of an important home without the need for effects, through details such as ornate frames, delicate wallpaper, and the internal balcony with a wrought iron railing that emphasizes the architecture of the spaces. It is a property that retains a precise historical imprint and accompanies it with a spacious, bright living dimension, designed to accommodate both private moments and occasions of representation with the same naturalness.
With its 750 square meters of commercial space, the palace unfolds into 38 rooms, with 7 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms, offering a layout that suggests multiple uses, from a large private residence to a representative abode. The presence of the fireplace, the cellar, and the attic adds depth to the house, complementing the main rooms with spaces that expand its functionality and breadth. Outside, the total of 1,650 square meters finds expression in a private garden, a private pool, and a 142 square meter terrace, elements that extend the property’s life beyond the interiors. The outdoor area presents a welcoming and concrete setting: a large stone table surrounded by wrought iron chairs, light ceramic tile flooring crossed by a wooden walkway, a yellow wall enriched by a stone fountain, and windows with wooden shutters that reinforce the continuous dialogue between the house and open spaces. The trees that tower over this exterior part contribute to creating a cozy and pleasant dimension, suitable for both everyday life and shared moments.
The 142 square meter terrace, private pool, and garden construct a rhythm of the day made of openings, pauses, and encounters, with the possibility of living the outdoors as a natural extension of the house. The large stone table suggests long lunches, outdoor conversations, evenings that seamlessly transition from indoor environments to outdoor spaces. Even inside, the spaciousness of the rooms and the scenic quality of the ceilings allow one to imagine a home capable of adapting to a generous family life, a representative use, or, with the right project vision, high-profile hospitality.
This palace in Perugia combines dimension, historical identity, and outdoor spaces that are difficult to find in a single property. The combination of 750 square meters of interior space, 1,650 square meters of exterior space, private pool, terrace, and garden, along with features such as a cellar, attic, and alarm system, defines a solid value in the Umbrian context for those seeking a residence of character with an authentic architectural presence.
