Montecchio, Umbria 05020

The independent house spans 300 square meters of commercial space and is set within a large property where the relationship with the outdoor space becomes an integral part of living. The presence of the terrace, private garden, and areas such as the tavern and garage contribute to creating a complex ensemble designed to accommodate daily life as well as shared moments. Outside, the light plaster facade with exposed brick details, the tiled roof, and wooden frames with dark shutters present a solid and recognizable image, further personalized by decorative elements like marble statues, artistic vases, and a large terracotta amphora. Its 12 rooms allow for great freedom in distributing the spaces, maintaining a clear residential vocation thanks to the 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The external area, measuring 360,000 square meters, significantly expands the property's breadth and reinforces its private character. The presence of the vineyard and olive grove adds substance to this dimension, placing the house in a context that openly speaks of the Umbrian countryside and a tangible relationship with the land. Surrounding the home, the tree-lined lawn, olive trees, stone benches, and external surfaces of stone, brick, and cement compose an authentic and lived-in ensemble, where open spaces not only frame but truly accompany the rhythm of the house. The turret with windows also contributes to giving identity to the architecture, while the large openings ensure good internal brightness. Here, days find a natural balance between generous interiors and outdoor spaces to be continuously inhabited. The terrace lends itself to the simplest moments, from leisurely breakfasts to evenings spent outside, while the private garden and the expanse of land offer a rare dimension of tranquility. The tavern adds a more intimate and convivial environment, suited to the house's and seasons' different rhythms. In this hilly context, the property is well-suited as both a private residence and a place of representation, thanks to the combination of spaciousness, privacy, and the strong presence of the agricultural landscape. The electric gate completes a property that combines functionality and character, in a Montecchio setting that maintains a direct relationship with nature and open spaces. It is a solution that finds its value in the solidity of the volumes, the expanse of the land, and a tangible atmosphere made of countryside, silence, and lived-in architecture.