Restored Farmhouse with 13th-Century Church

The nave is the drawing room. The sacristy is where you eat. In an unspoiled valley between Umbertide and Perugia, open to fields and vineyards on every side, a restored farmhouse and a 13th-century church stand together. The property already runs as tourist accommodation, and does so well; it also lends itself to weddings. The church, 134 m² and long deconsecrated, has been renovated without being tidied away, the stone walls are intact and the wooden roof trusses perfectly preserved. The nave is now a single large living room, and the former sacristy holds the dining room, the kitchen and two service bathrooms. The farmhouse alongside runs to 340 m² over two floors. Downstairs: the entrance, a laundry, three bedrooms with private bathrooms and one smaller room. Upstairs, a central television room opens onto three more en-suite bedrooms and another small room. Eight bedrooms in total, eight bathrooms. A garden of 5,300 m² surrounds the buildings. An olive-lined path leads to the 15 × 6 m pool and its stone solarium, with room enough around it for a long dinner. Beyond that the land carries hazelnuts, five varieties of oak, and a truffle ground of 1,170 plants. The Antognolla Golf Club is minutes away.