Rustic Country House in Montegabbione, Umbria

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The natural stone facades and tiled roof immediately give identity to this rustic farmhouse of 520 sqm, a property that conveys solidity and continuity with the Umbrian landscape without the need for embellishments. The main entrance in solid wood introduces a series of spaces designed to welcome, while the porch, marked by the presence of terracotta pots and climbing plants, guides the narrative of the house outward. Surrounding greenery enhances the sense of tranquility and reveals a cozy atmosphere, filled with natural light, privacy, and that more relaxed rhythm belonging to authentic country homes. The interiors are spread across 8 rooms with 7 bathrooms, a configuration that suggests a generously sized home well-suited for comfortable daily living as well as hosting guests. The fireplace adds a focal point to the interiors and reinforces the convivial character of the property, while the balcony introduces an additional breathing space in the dialogue between indoors and outdoors. Outside, the private garden of 15,000 sqm surrounds the farmhouse and the various structures within the greenery, creating a broad and secluded setting. The private pool with solarium and sunbeds becomes a natural extension of the house during the milder months, set in a harmonious context among trees, ornamental plants, and open spaces. The property is completed by an olive grove, which strengthens the connection with the land and a tangible living dimension, along with parking spaces that facilitate the management of arrivals and daily life. The ensemble retains a recognizable rustic character, entrusted to stone, wood, and the constant relationship with the outdoor spaces. Days here find a spontaneous balance between house and garden: a lunch under the porch, a few hours by the pool, returning in the evening to spaces gathered around the warmth of the fireplace. The 15,000 sqm of greenery allow for continuous and private outdoor living, providing space for both shared moments and quieter ones. The olive grove also contributes to giving the property a character rooted in the territory, made of seasons, nature, and simple gestures. In this sense, the farmhouse naturally lends itself as much as a private residence as it does a representative home or hospitality project, always in the name of moderation. Montegabbione adds to this property the value of an authentic Umbrian context, discreet and deeply connected to the countryside. In an area like Terni, a farmhouse of these dimensions, with a private pool, an olive grove, and a 15,000 sqm garden, represents a proposal of rare completeness, where space, privacy, and architectural coherence coexist credibly.