Umbria / Terni / Narni

Set in a panoramic location in the Narni countryside, this beautifully restored stone farmhouse combines the character of Umbrian rural architecture with comfortable interiors and outdoor spaces designed to allow you to fully enjoy the property. The main house is spread over two levels and features two separate entrances. On the ground floor, a spacious double living room – the heart of the living area – boasts a characteristic tuff fireplace and two direct access points to the garden; followed by a spacious kitchen-diner, designed to comfortably accommodate guests and friends, two bedrooms and a bathroom. An internal staircase leads to the upper floor, where a secondliving room with a fireplace leads into the sleeping area, comprising three spacious bedrooms – all featuring exposed wooden beamed ceilings – and two bathrooms. The property also includes a recently built detached outbuilding with an outdoor barbecue. The high-quality finishes enhance the rustic character of the farmhouse through a renovation that preserves its identity while integrating contemporary comfort and functionality. The property extends over approximately 7,000 square metres of private land, featuring an olive grove with around 70 trees and spacious outdoor areas offering panoramic views of the Tiber Valley and the surrounding hills. The garden also features a swimming pool with a sunbathing area, while solar panels contribute to the estate’s energy efficiency. The panoramic location, the olive grove, the swimming pool and the layout of the spaces make this property particularly suitable for those seeking a residence in Umbria with excellent, well-established accommodation potential.

The surrounding area offers a pleasant balance of nature, history and amenities. Narni, with its medieval historic centre and the fascinating ‘Narni Sotterranea’ underground tour, has all the main amenities for everyday life, including supermarkets, pharmacies, post offices and restaurants where you can enjoy traditional Umbrian cuisine. Its proximity to the A1 motorway junction means you can reach Rome in about an hour and provides easy access to the main towns of Central Italy, including Orvieto, Spoleto and Todi, as well as making it easy to travel to the airports.