This splendid property, once owned by the noble Braccio or Braccesca family, comprises a prestigious building complex, preserved intact over time. The villa is composed of two buildings, two others comprising the stables and the caretaker’s lodge, which together frame an internal courtyard, ensuring privacy and tranquility. Dating back to the mid-18th century, used as
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
This splendid property, once owned by the noble Braccio or Braccesca family, comprises a prestigious building complex, preserved intact over time. The villa is composed of two buildings, two others comprising the stables and the caretaker’s lodge, which together frame an internal courtyard, ensuring privacy and tranquility. Dating back to the mid-18th century, used as a vacation destination by the prestigious family, it represents the typical manor house of the era. Next to the villa, the former 450-square-meter factory, the first Italian wool mill dedicated to the processing of high-quality cashmere, considered a true industrial monument, today lends itself to a variety of uses. The main building complex is fully fenced and includes a swimming pool located within the charming centuries-old park. Two additional buildings used for storage complete the property, all set on five hectares of flat and fully enclosed land.
INTERNAL COMPOSITION
The villa is spread over three levels and comprises several rooms, including four halls adorned with 18th-century paintings, eleven bedrooms, two kitchens, four bathrooms, and two entrance halls. The caretaker’s house is spread over two levels: the lower level houses cellars, while the upper level is intended for the living quarters. The spacious workshop extends entirely over one level and includes offices and multipurpose rooms. Two additional detached agricultural outbuildings are currently used as storage rooms, cellars, and covered parking spaces.
STATE AND FINISHES
The complex, inhabited until two years ago, requires renovation work.
USE AND POTENTIAL
The villa is listed by the Superintendency of Architectural Heritage, and has great potential. It could be used as a private residence, partially as a hospitality facility. By restoring its original purpose and enhancing the old workshop, it could be used as a prestigious villa for those working in the fashion and artisan sectors in general.
DISTANCES
The villa’s location is strategic: on a flat, secluded spot surrounded by greenery, it guarantees maximum privacy. Over time, the property has remained hidden from view, as desired by its last owner, a refined countess.
CITY’: Perugia 15 km Cortona Km 58 Assisi 26 km Gubbio 398 km Rome 180 km
SEAS AND LAKES: Lake Trasimeno 28 km Adriatic Sea 110 km Tyrrhenian Sea 180km
AIRPORTS: St. Francis 14 Km Rome 200 km Bologna 230 km Ancona 115 km
Located in the picturesque region of Umbria, Perugia offers a rich mix of culture and modern amenities. It’s close to local wineries and renowned Italian cuisine establishments. The area also features historical sites like the Etruscan Arch and is a short drive from Perugia San Francesco d’Assisi Airport, making it accessible for international travelers. The locale is ideal for those who value culture, history, and culinary delights.