The estate with a park of ancient trees and a swimming pool is an ideal place to relax and spend time, overlooking Lake Trasimeno and the surrounding hills.
A building with an area of about 35 m² at a short distance from the house, used as a warehouse, can become a comfortable guest house. The 10m x 5m swimming pool is located in a secluded area in the park/garden. In addition to a fenced park, the property has a land plot of 9,845 m² — mostly with an olive grove.
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