Castel Viscardo, Umbria 05014

The exposed wooden beams, terracotta floors, and stone fireplace immediately set the tone for this rustic farmhouse, a property that retains an authentic character and naturally conveys it in every room. Light streams in through arched windows and a large glazed opening, softening the spaces and highlighting warm materials, harmoniously lived-in surfaces, and a domestic dimension designed to be inhabited slowly. Even the refined interior details, such as the large wooden table and the bookshelf, suggest spaces intended for welcoming, conversing, and sharing moments in a solid and reassuring setting. Its 530 square meters of commercial space distributed across 17 rooms and 7 bathrooms offer a significant structure, suitable for those seeking spaciousness, spatial articulation, and the flexibility to live in the house in a versatile manner. The property is developed around a consistent material language, where stone, bricks, and terracotta define both the interiors and exteriors. Outside, the farmhouse features a stone structure with brick details, windows with decorative grates, and an entrance preceded by terracotta steps that gracefully lead to the house. The wooden pergola running along the facade introduces a pleasant shaded area for outdoor living, while the private garden expands the property's breadth and reinforces its secluded dimension. The external terracotta paving, terracotta pots, and the alternation between lawn and vegetation create a coherent ensemble, never artificial, that dialogues with the surrounding landscape. The overall impression is of an important house, capable of maintaining a precise identity without sacrificing comfort, space, and continuity between indoors and outdoors. Days here find a natural rhythm among spacious rooms, light that changes throughout the hours, and outdoor spaces that invite you to enjoy the open air with simplicity. The pergola becomes a meeting point in mild seasons, the private garden accompanies moments of tranquility, and the interiors, with the warmth of terracotta and wood, make the time spent indoors welcoming. The context of Castel Viscardo, in Umbria, adds to all this the relationship with a countryside made of green hills, tranquility, and privacy, in a dimension that lends itself both to private residence and to representative or hospitality use, if desired. A property like this finds its value in the balance between generous dimensions, architectural identity, and quality of atmosphere. In Castel Viscardo, in the Umbrian territory of the province of Terni, this farmhouse offers a tangible, recognizable presence and a way of living that centers on space, material, and the relationship with the outdoors.