Paolotti

House/Residence

This villa was built around 1850 by a baron of the Perugia aristocracy, relative of the Pope Pio IX. The villa has been recently renovated with absolute care for the original frescos and period furniture. The property is closeby the main road of the village. Florence and Rome 150 km, Todi 30 Km. Spoleto 40 km. Perugia airport 15 km. Villa "Paolotti", built in 1870. In a hamlet 3 km from the centre of Bettona, 18 km from the centre of Perugia, in a sunny position, on a main road. Private: garden (fenced), swimming pool (14 x 6 m, depth 145 cm, seasonal availability: 25.May. - 30.Sep.). Pergola, garden furniture, barbecue. In the house: washing machine. Available: bicycles (4) (extra). Parking on the premises. Grocery 100 m, supermarket 1 km, restaurant 1 km. Riding stable 3 km. Nearby attractions: Assisi 15 km. The owner does not accept any youth groups.

Inside

10-room villa 300 m2 on 3 levels, on the ground floor. Antique and luxurious furnishings: entrance hall. Living room with open-hearth fireplace, satellite TV and flat screen. Dining room with dining table. Lounge with open-hearth fireplace. Kitchen 18 m2 (5 hot plates, oven, dishwasher, toaster, microwave, freezer, electric coffee machine). Shower/bidet/WC. Upper floor: 2 double bedrooms, each room with shower/bidet/WC and air conditioning. 1 double bedroom with air conditioning. 1 double bedroom with air conditioning. Exit to the terrace. Shower/bidet/WC. Gas heating. Heating available only from 15.04. to 15.10. 2nd upper floor: small living room, ceiling height 140 - 218 cm. 1 double bedroom with sloping ceilings, ceiling height 140 - 218 cm with shower/bidet/WC. 1 room with sloping ceilings, ceiling height 140 - 218 cm with 2 beds. Garden. Terrace furniture. Facilities: washing machine, mosquito net. Internet (WiFi). 1 pet/ dog allowed.

House/Residence

This villa was built around 1850 by a baron of the Perugia aristocracy, relative of the Pope Pio IX. The villa has been recently renovated with absolute care for the original frescos and period furniture. The prop...