Near Perugia with a View of Lake Trasimeno

This wonderful farmhouse with a beautiful swimming pool is located in Umbria, the region known as the Green Heart of Italy. The property is nestled high on a hill, approximately enjoying a fabulous view of Lake Trasimeno and the surrounding lush, mountainous landscape.

The farmhouse, entirely built of stone, is spread over three levels, with a total surface area of approximately 300 square meters (3,250 sq ft), and is in excellent condition.

The ground floor comprises an ample dining room featuring a large fireplace. The dining room and living room overlook the pastoral wooded garden. This floor has a fully-equipped, modern kitchen and a guest bathroom.

The second floor holds two double bedrooms, a b

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