House - Umbria - For Sale

The estate consists of a farmhouse of 275 square metres, a 50 square metres annex to completely restore, and a 13629 ha of land. The structure of the farmhouse is of stone and brick and used to have a wooden roofing which collapsed as most of the perimeter and flooring of the house.

The property is located in a predominantly agricultural area near the Morleschio hamlet which is in the municipality of Perugia. This city is rich in history and monuments and is a cultural and economical hub of the region, attracting tourists and students. It hosts two universities: the Universita degli Studi, founded in 1308, and the University for foreigners, which is the largest of Italy. Perugia is founded on a hilltop acropolis at, on average, 450 metres above sea level. The highest point, Porta Sole, reaches an height of 493 metres above the sea level and it is the most inhabited Italian city among those with a town council is at an altitude of more than 250 metres above sea level. The historical centre expands around this area and is partly encircled by the ancient walls. The rest of the city extends until 280 metres above the sea level over the Massiano plane.

Both the farmhouse and the annex will have to be completely restored. It will be possible to recover the beautiful stone bricks.

The area in which the estate is located isn't supplied by any utilities that are available in the vicinity. Energetic class G.

The estate is registered at the NCEU of Perugia. The estate was built before 1967 and has never been restored or modified.

The estate is in the name of a person and is subject to a tax registration of 10% for the buildings or 3% if purchased as first home with the obligation of moving in within 18 months from the date of the notarial deed. The land will be taxed in accordance with the law.

The property, situate near Perugia, could be used as main residence or second home. It is in a strategic and well supplied location and could also be a convenient base to reach and visit the main centres of Umbria.