Country estate with breathtaking views of the sea and the Sibillini Mountains in Fermo, Marche region, Italy

Set in the Marche countryside, this historic farmhouse, believed to date back to the early 19th century, enjoys an elevated position with views stretching from the Adriatic Sea to the Sibillini Mountains and Monte Conero. The estate comprises a 248 m² main farmhouse and an independent 180 m² annex, offering generous accommodation across 2 separate buildings. The property includes 5,000 m² of fenced garden and approximately 47,000 m² of land, including an orchard with cherry trees and olive trees. With its independent guest accommodation, varied outdoor spaces and the potential to add a swimming pool, the estate lends itself to private living, multi-generational use or a hospitality project.

The estate is surrounded by approximately 5,000 m² of fenced garden, with a further 47,150 m² of land extending across the surrounding countryside. The grounds include an orchard with fruit, nut and olive trees. The established irrigation system represents a particularly valuable and quite uncommon asset for agricultural land of this extent. The outdoor spaces offer a variety of settings to enjoy throughout the day. From quiet reading corners in the garden to inviting spots for an aperitif at sunset. Several terraces follow the natural slope of the land, creating different areas to enjoy and offering scope to further shape the outdoor spaces. Approximately 400 young lavender, rosemary and thyme plants have recently been planted across the garden terraces. As they mature and flourish, they will transform the landscape into a fragrant Mediterranean garden, with a wonderful interplay of colours, textures and scents that will further enhance the estate’s natural beauty and charm. A retaining wall has already been built on a lower terrace with the intention of creating a private swimming pool, although another position could also be considered.