Villa Cesarini

Villa Cesarini is arranged over three levels with a gross living area of approximately 533 sqm. The load-bearing structure dates back to the 1700s and preserves the character of historic Umbrian architecture, with plastered facades, stone cornices, and harmonious proportions. The most recent renovation was carried out in 1990; the maintenance condition is good, with interior and exterior finishes appropriate to the historic context.

The main entrance opens into a spacious reception hall with high ceilings and terracotta flooring, from which the vertical connection develops via an internal staircase leading to the upper floors. The interiors are distributed across 16 rooms in total, including living areas, reception rooms, and bedrooms that retain original features such as wooden beams, arches, and thick masonry walls. The windows, overlooking the greenery and rolling hills, enhance the natural brightness ensured by the southern exposure.

On the ground floor there are service areas and rooms of authentic character, including a charming olive mill dating back to 1849, unique of its kind, as well as storage rooms that can potentially be converted into bedrooms or lounges. The upper floors accommodate the main residential quarters. The first floor consists of 2 grand salons with large fireplaces, 7 bedrooms, and one bathroom.

Ascending via the internal staircase, the second floor comprises a kitchen, 7 bedrooms, and one bathroom.

A panoramic turret completes the main building.

The internal layout features a rational distribution, with well-proportioned spaces in relation to the outdoor areas.

The residence also includes a garage and various outbuildings and storage facilities for a total area of approximately 490 sqm.

The property also includes 2 ha of land divided into olive grove and parkland garden.