Description
In a dominant position on the top of Monte Falcone near Gubbio in the province of Perugia sits this liberty-style luxury villa with breathtaking views.
The prestigious 1,300 sqm villa is spread over four levels plus a basement and has a panoramic terrace with 360° views of the Umbrian hills.
In addition to it’s location and other aspects, the splendour of this property is conveyed by the use of materials and finishes of the highest quality such as marble floors and bathrooms, the large windows and designer furnishings which contrast perfectly with the classic beauty of the facade; the neutral colours, black and white marble and beautiful wooden features create an elegant atmosphere throughout.
The property is surrounded by ten hectares of woodland including a private garden with external loggias, terraces and a panoramic swimming pool which is connected to a relaxation area and part of the woodland.
To complete this splendid residence is the basement which houses a 79 sqm heated indoor swimming pool which is partially external with the ability to close it during the colder months. There is also a floodlit tennis court surrounded by nature and a parking area with a garage and outbuilding.
This luxury villa offers every comfort and is ideal for those seeking relaxation and absolute tranquility surrounded by nature.
The medieval town of Gubbio in Umbria has its own Colle Eletto cable car which goes up to Monte Ingino where the 5-aisled basilica of Sant’Ubaldo is located and from where you can enjoy views of the Apennines. Downtown, the Duomo boasts 16th-century paintings and a Baroque chapel. Inside the Gothic Palazzo dei Consoli with its crenellated top, is the Civic Museum which exhibits the Eugubine Tables; 7 bronze plates with ancient inscriptions. The municipal territory is mainly mountainous and hilly and is located in the extreme east of the province of Perugia partially bordering the province of Pesaro-Urbino in the Marche region to the north-east. The city is located at the foot of Mount Ingino and is crossed bu the torrents Camignano and Cavarello. This territory of considerable importance from a geological standpoint, includes a part of the Serra di Burano while the Monte Cucco area is located a little further to the south-east.
