Eremo di Todi, Events Estate with Helipad

A chapel, a curate's house and its farms, now a place that can seat a wedding. Near Todi, inside a large agricultural estate, a hospitality complex made from an ancient ecclesiastical settlement, a chapel, the curate's residence and the farms around them. The restoration kept the fabric intact: brick arches, stone walls, wooden floors laid over tile, tiled roofs. It is built to be run, not merely lived in. The basement is entirely back-of-house, stores, sanitation rooms, staff facilities, plant, and a pantry connected to the kitchen by lift. The ground floor is reception and dining, under exposed brick arches at 2.95 m, with a full professional kitchen, an accessible WC, a bread oven outside, and a demountable 49 m² canopy by the kitchen for weather. The first floor is accommodation: seven en-suite bedrooms plus a two-bedroom suite, parquet floors, beamed ceilings. Outside, 2.5 fenced hectares hold an 18 × 9 m panoramic pool with a travertine terrace, barbecue and dining areas, and modular space for concerts and functions. Parking takes 80 cars and two coaches, and there is a private helipad. Sold furnished and equipped. Todi is fifteen minutes, Rome’s airports around an hour and a half. Two things to ask about before viewing. The energy rating is 594 kWh/m² a year across 1,026 m², which is a running cost worth quantifying. And if you intend to trade, ask which licences transfer with the sale, the kitchen and the coach parking only matter if the permissions come too.