Torre DI Clarignano, Zu Verkaufen Ein Historisches Stück In Umbrien

15th Century Historic Tower in the Umbrian Hills - Farmhouse with Agricultural Land

An extraordinary opportunity to acquire a historic 16th-century tower, an authentic testament to the medieval complex of the noble Clarignano family, attributed to the Renaissance master Rosso da Settignano. This charming structure stands majestically in the hills between Montefalco and Giano dell’Umbria, overlooking the picturesque Morcicchia castle with breathtaking panoramic views of the Umbrian countryside.

The tower, reinforced with major structural work in 2007, is about 20 meters tall with an external footprint of 7.5 x 7.5 meters. The interiors span 3 floors, vertically divided into three sections separated by two barrel vaults and a floor slab, offering 160 m² commercial area and 150 m² usable space. The structure is currently empty in the middle section where floors will be installed, allowing for maximum customization of the spaces. Once the internal renovation is complete, it can accommodate 4 bedrooms, one or more bathrooms, a charming period fireplace, and a beautiful panoramic terrace with extraordinary views over the Umbrian hills.

Part of the structure is built with reclaimed materials from the original castle, adding exceptional historical and artistic authenticity and value. The interior spaces allow for further subdivisions and intermediate floors according to design needs.

The property includes a large private courtyard and 160,000 m² (about 16 hectares) of land, in a secluded and preserved location within the natural Umbrian setting. The land is extraordinarily fertile and diverse, featuring:
- An olive grove with about 150 trees (90% Moraiolo variety) for quality oil production
- A walnut grove with about 50 prized walnut trees
- A conifer plantation with about 600 Douglas fir trees nearing maturity
- Twelve truffle grounds spread over about 2 hectares with good production in a controlled and reserved area

This property is an ideal solution for those seeking a prestigious residence with high historical value, or for projects such as museum restoration, charming agritourism, or diversified agricultural activities (oil, nuts, truffles, timber). The local legend of the ”golden piglet” adds cultural charm and intangible value to the site.

Complete historical documentation is available, including documentary surveys and original contract specifications. The building requires renovation, has no heating system, and faces North, South, East, and West. Absolute privacy and untouched natural landscape.