16th Century Palazzo in Petritoli
€190,000€437/m²
Petritoli, Marche, Italy
4
bedrooms
4
bathrooms
435 m²
interior
50 m²
plot
Villa
property type
1 week ago
listed
About this place
Elegant and unique 16th century Palazzo with fresco ceilings. Situated in the centre of the historic town of Petritoli, which has just been added to the list of Italy's most beautiful villages - ‘I Borghi più Belli d'Italia’. Fully renovated and beautifully furnished property, an ideal luxury holiday home in Le Marche Italy. The property offers four large bedroom suites, all with en-suite bathrooms, spacious open plan living spaces, a formal salon, and an incredible south-facing terrace. A spa, gym and wine cellar have been created under the 15th century vaults - providing amazing space to relax and enjoy the tranquility of this remarkable home. The main salon is a large elegant room, ideal for relaxing and entertaining family and friends. The master bedroom suite has a large dressing room, luxurious bathroom and separate wc. Air-conditioning in all bedrooms. The leisure and entertainment area includes a private spa area with a two person whirlpool bath and a 4 person sauna, a quiet room for meditation and reflection, a massage area, an impressive gym equipped with a Technogym bike, water-rower and weights, and a small wine cantina. Large laundry room with washer & dryer and space for owners storage. The property is centrally located in the main Piazza of Petritoli, a vibrant and authentic medieval Italian village with many amenities and cultural attractions nearby.
Buying property in Italy
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