Il Castello della Via Amerina
Terni-Montecastrilli-Umbria

Along the Roman Via Amerina, which crosses the western part of the Umbrian territory, stand the remains of this ancient castle in need of renovation of approximately 1,000 square meters. The property includes a country house, a 1,800 sqm stable and 130 hectares of land divided into 65 hectares of arable land cultivated with cereals, 10 hectares of pasture and 55 hectares of forest.

Along the Roman Via Amerina, which crosses the western part of the Umbrian territory, stand the remains of this ancient castle in need of renovation of approximately 1,000 sqm. The property includes a country house, a 1,800 sqm stable and 130 hectares of land divided into 65 hectares of arable land cultivated with cereals, 10 hectares of pasture and 55 hectares of forest. Traces of the ancient castle can be found in a document from 1238 among the castles destroyed by Todi, the remains of the walls are incorporated into the structure of the farm of the same name.

State of repair

The property needs to be completely renovated.

Utilities

The utilities reach up to the village.

Use and Potential Uses

The entire village lends itself perfectly to a tourist accommodation activity, aimed at the redevelopment of an entire urban area, of great historical, cultural and landscape importance.

Land registry details

The Great Estate group carries out a technical due diligence on each property acquired, through the seller’s technician, which allows us to know in detail the urban and cadastral status of the property. This due diligence may be requested by the customer at the time of a real interest in the property.

Location

In the municipality of Montecastrilli in an intact and evocative landscape context, a few km from amenities.