Prestigious Real Estate Complex With Unique Views In Olevano Romano

Two villas and an apartment surrounded by land with mature trees and a splendid view

Engel & Völkers offers for sale a prestigious property with a unique view, built in the second half of the 20th century and recently renovated.

The property consists of two villas and an apartment, accessed via a shared driveway and surrounded by approximately two hectares of land with mature trees. The first villa, measuring approximately 510 sqm and entirely independent, follows the original architectural principles and presents itself as a prestigious residence, thanks to the use of high-quality materials and premium raw materials, with meticulous, exceptionally high-quality finishes. It features extensive outdoor areas, pedestrian walkways and large panoramic terraces. Internally, it comprises: ground floor with a large living room, kitchen and bathroom; first floor with four bedrooms and two bathrooms; partially underground floor with a large room and bathroom. The second villa, measuring approximately 145 sqm and recently renovated, has a beautiful terrace overlooking the valley. It comprises, on the ground floor, a huge reception room, a large kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom; on the first floor, a master bedroom and another bathroom. The apartment, measuring approximately 129 sqm, comprises a living room, kitchen, two bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Given its location and views, it could also be an excellent investment for tourism-related activities, such as B&B accommodation, farm stays, recreational facilities or social and healthcare services.

* The information and floor plans provided herein are for guidance only and do not constitute contractual elements.

Olevano Romano is located in the Province of Rome, approximately one hour from Rome and twenty minutes from the Valmontone (RM) motorway exit. Probably founded by the Aequi in the 5th–4th centuries BC, it was later conquered by the Romans, then transferred to the Benedictines and subsequently to the Borghese family. It still preserves valuable historical artefacts. “Villa Serpentara,” known for the scholarships awarded by the Berlin Academy of Arts, and Casa Baldi, belonging to the Civic Museum, are particularly famous. The town was also home to highly distinguished artists such as Joseph Anton Koch, Franz Horne and Julius Schnoor von Carosfeld, Camille Corot and Gustave Doré.

Green view, Open view, Landmark View