Reference214446
Price420,000 EUR
Bedrooms7
Bathrooms5
Floor Space380.0m2
Land Area1.5 Ha

Quiet 7 bedroom Villa for sale with countryside view in Ortigia, Piazza Armerina, Sicily

420,000 EUR
361,200 GBP449,400 USD
Historic 7 bedroom villa with a spacious total living area of 380m2 plus an 80m2 building which needs to be rebuilt, ideally located on a wonderful plot of 14,600m2 with tall trees, located in one of the most renowned areas of Sicily.

The villa, which needs restoring, comprises of, on the ground floor; entrance hall, living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom.

First floor: 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.

Next to this house there is also a house of 107m2, which comprises of: living room, bedroom, bathroom and kitchen with wood oven.

Other features include an outbuilding of 25m2 and an 80m2 farmhouse.

Located in the centre of Piazza Armerina, which is famous ...
Historic 7 bedroom villa with a spacious total living area of 380m2 plus an 80m2 building which needs to be rebuilt, ideally located on a wonderful plot of 14,600m2 with tall trees, located in one of the most renowned areas of Sicily.

The villa, which needs restoring, comprises of, on the ground floor; entrance hall, living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom.

First floor: 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.

Next to this house there is also a house of 107m2, which comprises of: living room, bedroom, bathroom and kitchen with wood oven.

Other features include an outbuilding of 25m2 and an 80m2 farmhouse.

Located in the centre of Piazza Armerina, which is famous for its mosaics of the Villa Romana del Casale which is a Unesco heritage site for its historic centre.

The villa is a truly unique and ideal structure to create an exclusive residence in the centre of Piazza Armerina.
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