In the heart of the historic centre of Parrano, a charming medieval village in the Orvieto area, this traditionally styled property offers generous interior spaces and a panoramic terrace of approximately 35 sq m, unique within the village. The house is arranged over several levels. On the ground floor, a spacious, bright living room with fireplace leads to the kitchen, a guest bathroom, a second room with fireplace—ideal as a TV room or relaxation area—and a study that could also be used as an additional bedroom. The living room opens directly onto the terrace, one of the property’s most distinctive features, offering unobstructed views over the Umbrian countryside and ample space for outdoor lunches and dinners. The upper floor contains the sleeping area, comprising a further living room with fireplace, three large bedrooms and two bathrooms, one en suite with a masonry shower and the other with a masonry shower and bathtub. The generously sized, pleasantly bright rooms retain numerous features typical of Umbrian homes, including terracotta tiles, wooden beams and high ceilings. The large windows, all fitted with double glazing and wooden shutters, further enhance the brightness of the interiors. The property also includes an attic which, following some works, could largely be converted into habitable space; connections for an additional bathroom are already in place. The basement level contains a large woodshed, which could potentially be used as a garage for a small car, a laundry room and a cellar, from which an ancient cave carved into the rock can be accessed. It was once used for food storage.
Parrano retains its distinctive medieval layout, developed around the castle built by the bishops of Orvieto around the year 1000. Located about 10 km from the Fabro exit on the Rome–Florence A1 motorway, it offers easy access to Orvieto, Rome and Florence, while providing the tranquillity and authenticity of a small Umbrian village.