Early 19th Century Friulian Farmhouse With Pool And 15,000 Sq M Park, Scodovacca

Scodovacca is a small place in the countryside of Cervignano del Friuli, between Aquileia, Grado and the Adriatic. The farmhouse here dates from the early nineteenth century and stands in a private park of about 15,000 sq m, in complete privacy, looking out over open countryside.

A conservation-led restoration carried out between 2016 and 2018 kept the stone masonry, the exposed timber beams, the traditional portico and a tiled ceramic stube, and added current systems and finishes. The main house measures about 450 sq m.

On the ground floor the entrance hall divides the house into two wings. One holds the living room with a dining area; the other a large kitchen with room to eat and a second dining room, whose doors lead directly to the covered patio and the swimming pool. Upstairs, reached by the original stone stair, are four double bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, the largest about 24 sq m. Above them, the attic has been left unfinished, with services already brought in and a height of up to about 4.8 m under the ridge; with a design and a building permit it could become a guest suite, a wellness room, a study or a studio.

Outside there is an infinity pool facing the fields, two historic wells and a large gravelled forecourt. A separate outbuilding of about 130 sq m, registered as a storehouse, serves as a garage for several cars, a store or a workshop.

Heating and cooling are independent, from an electric heat pump; a second heat pump supplies hot water, and both systems date from 2018. Photovoltaic panels with an output of 12.48 kW were added in 2025.

By car, Aquileia is about 10 minutes away, Grado and Trieste airport about 20, Udine 35 and Trieste 45.

Energy performance certificate (APE): class A4, EPgl,nren 13.39 kWh/m² per year.

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