Historic townhouse with panoramic views of the countryside and hamlets

Located in a building dating back to 1100, originally a convent and later converted into a noble residence, this townhouse retains the charm of its history while offering all the comforts of a modern home. The spaces are welcoming and well distributed, with bright and comfortable interiors and large, private and fully usable outdoor areas. The elevated position dominates the valley below and offers a splendid view of the surrounding villages. Access to the house, which is spread over three levels, is through a driveway gate leading to the private, fully enclosed courtyard. On the ground floor, there are two rooms, one of which overlooks an outdoor terrace connected to the courtyard, and a warm and convivial kitchen with a fireplace. An internal staircase leads to the upper floor, where there are two bedrooms, a large bathroom with shower and a hallway with access to a small terrace. The lower floor opens onto a large, bright tavern with a fireplace, already equipped for a kitchen, flanked by two other habitable rooms. This floor has a separate entrance connected to a courtyard below. Outside, among the green areas and paved spaces, the elegant stone and porphyry walls that characterise the entire courtyard on two levels stand out. A pleasant barbecue area has been created on the upper level, ideal for enjoying the outdoors and the surrounding views to the full. A property with rare character in a highly attractive location, suitable both as a holiday home and as a main residence for those seeking history, privacy and beauty.