Chiusi, Tuscany 53043

An ancient noble mansion, on three floors plus attics, with large living rooms, 9 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and utility rooms. The property is complemented by over 3 hectares of land with two medieval towers and the ruins of an ancient fortress.Description of buildingsThe Noble Mansion has maintained the original charm of the ancient dwelling, a place where time seems to have stood still several centuries ago.The building has a living area of 1156 gross sqm, as well as an additional 267 gross sqm of attic space, plus a garage of 45 gross sqm and basement cellars of approximately 50 gross sqm. On the ground floor, there is an entrance hall, a kitchen and numerous utility rooms: bathroom, laundry room, pantries, cellars, storerooms, two equipment rooms for the boiler and the autoclave, ancient stables and saddlery and a garage. From this floor, there is access to the private garden. On the main floor, there is a large living room, two lounges, one of which has frescoes, a dining room, a study, a bedroom with frescoes, another bedroom with a study and two bathrooms. On the second floor, there is another large living room, 7 bedrooms, two of which overlook a terrace, a study and two bathrooms. The third and last floor is used entirely as attic space and has ceiling heights that make it unsuitable for residential use. On the adjacent land, there are two medieval towers of 69 gross sqm and 88 gross sqm, one of which is surrounded by several annexes with a gross floor area of 372 sqm, which could probably be salvaged and used for residential purposes. Furthermore, 100 m from the mansion, another building of about 130 sqm could be constructed inside a structure that dates back to the Roman era and was used as a conservatory in ancient times. State and finishingThanks to its great historical and the artistic value, the property is subject to restrictions issued by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage. However, although it has never been renovated, it has undergone continuous maintenance work.Historical evidence tells us that nobles and kings have stayed inside the mansion, which dates back to medieval times. Probably completely rebuilt in more recent times, its characteristics today are those of a nineteenth-century stately home. Inside, there is an elegant stairwell with a banister in wrought iron and painted decorations on the ceiling. The painted decorations on the main floor are typical of the first few years of the 19th century, with different motifs in every room. The doorframes are made of stone and the floors are made of terracotta or coloured concrete tiles, which are typical of the period. The two towers and the annexes, of medieval origin, have also undergone maintenance work. It would be possible to convert the annexes for residential use. External areasThe mansion, which is located on the edge of the town, has a private garden, an olive grove, an orchard and a wood, with an overall size of over 3 hectares. Use and potential usesThanks to its location, which is convenient and in a central position with respect to important historical towns in central Italy and to its history and its architectural features, the property is ideal both as a private representative residence and also as a high-level accommodation business.