Historical palace with park

The noble palace with adjoining park and surrounding land, dating back to 1800, is located in the splendid and lush countryside between San Giustino and Città di Castello. The building complex includes, in addition to the main building, two further outbuildings for use by the property now used as storage for agricultural implements and stables. The site is set apart from other rural settlements but is not isolated; it has access from a road both through two main gates located on different sides of the building and through a secondary gate that also allows access to farmland and is completely fenced off. The noble palace consists of three floors: The ground floor, originally used as stables, cellars, and stables, has two entrances from the outside and is characterised for the most part by a solid masonry structure of walls and pillars, concluded at the top by original cross vaults; this structure allows for ample usable and well-lit spaces; The first floor of the palace, accessible both from the park through an external staircase and from the annex through an internal vertical pathway, is destined for the owner's residence, which includes an entrance hall (and hallway), 3 living rooms, a study, a dining room, 1 kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, various hallway rooms and 1 balcony. These rooms are equipped with a radiator-type heating system powered by a diesel boiler in addition to wood stoves. The mezzanine floor, accessible via the building's secondary staircase, consists of a large living room and a kitchen; The second floor, with access via an external staircase, consists of a further independent flat comprising a kitchen, living room, 2 bedrooms, a bathroom and two storerooms. On this floor, with access also via an internal staircase communicating with the first floor below, there are, in addition to the attics, other rooms including a valuable portico overlooking the property and the surrounding countryside. Next to the noble palace are further rooms totalling approximately 80 square metres, used as stables and storage for equipment and plants The garden-park is of the ‘Italian’ type, characterised by shady paths, green flowerbeds with design, and fountains. It covers an area of approximately 16,000 square metres (1.6 hectares) and is equipped with an independent well, native tree essences, and tall trees; this arrangement confers a sensation of privacy, coolness in the summer months and absolute quiet.