Set within an unspoilt rural landscape, punctuated by rows of cypress trees, rolling meadows and ancient farmhouses, the estate presents itself as a small private hamlet nestled on a hilltop overlooking the surrounding countryside. The main buildings, dating from the early 20th century and subsequently extended, retain the character of traditional farmhouses with exposed masonry walls, tiled roofs, wooden-beamed ceilings and brick cornices, whilst the interiors have been adapted over time to create a charming, spread-out residence: terracotta floors, exposed-beam ceilings, fireplaces and large windows overlooking the greenery create warm and welcoming spaces. Surrounding the buildings is a well-tended garden, dotted with tall trees, evergreen shrubs and stone paths leading to the various areas of the property.
The residential complex comprises around 16 buildings, including a main residence and numerous self-contained units: eleven independent apartments of various sizes, some with mezzanines and double-height living areas, alongside further bedrooms and suites, allow for the accommodation of a significant number of guests whilst maintaining privacy and independence. The interiors alternate between authentically styled rooms and more contemporary spaces with wooden floors and updated finishes, all characterised by natural light enhanced by the openings onto the garden. The 20 bathrooms in total, distributed across the various units, are functional and well-finished, designed for intensive use.
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