Villa A Cerveteri

Location and Lifestyle
Cerveteri is a city northwest of Rome, Italy. It is known for its well-preserved necropolis complex, once part of an Etruscan city. The Necropolis of Banditaccia consists of a series of pre-Roman tombs, some with fragments of wall paintings. Artifacts such as urns and statues are displayed at the Cerveteri Museum, located within the 16th-century Ruspoli Castle.
Description
Ancient farmhouse from the 1600s in good condition with an internal area of about 560 sqm spread over 3 levels, with a private park of approximately 3.5 hectares mostly with fruit trees and olive groves.
The farmhouse is located in Cerveteri, in the Rome province, within a residential area near the historic center adjacent to the famous Banditaccia necropolis.
Access to the property is possible from 4 independent driveway entrances.
The farmhouse’s spaces are distributed over 3 levels; on the ground floor, there is a reception area with a marble fireplace and access to a wooden mezzanine. The area is illuminated by large windows that provide direct access to the garden. Next is a livable kitchen and a beautiful dining area. Adjacent to the kitchen, there is a large room used for supplies, a bedroom with a bathroom, and a laundry area.
Upstairs on the first floor, there are 3 bedrooms with three bathrooms; from this floor, you can enjoy a suggestive view immersed in greenery. Going up another level, you reach the tower, the highest part of the house, which houses the master bedroom with a bathroom and closet; the view is panoramic.
On the ground floor, next to the main building, there is a dependencies and 3 covered parking spaces, cellar, and wood oven.
External spaces
The approximately 3.5-hectare garden is currently adorned with fruit trees, but any type of plant can be cultivated.
Intended use
Given its characteristics, the farmhouse can be used as a main residence or for those wishing to transform it into an event location or hospitality activity.