Orvieto, Umbria 05018

Renovated historic monastic complex, park and swimming pool Orvieto, Benano (Tr)Tower House 220 sqm + Cypress House 200 sqm + Cottage 69 sqm with the possibility of extension up to 100 sqm + stable 128 sqm (convertible into a home) + swimming pool + sauna + garage 141 sqm (convertible into a home) + carport of 150 sqm (5 parking spaces) + underground cellar 10 sqm + land 6 haSanta Maria della Concezione is a complex of historic buildings enclosed in a fenced park of 3 hectares and accessible by 4 gates. A further 3 hectares of agricultural and woodland complete the property.Residential buildings the summer house: Casa Torre (thirteenth century) former convent: Casa Cipressi (XV century) the guesthouse: Cottage The various annexes shed for garden equipment and animals double garage with workshop and warehouse (they can be transformed into a home) covered parking space for 5 vehicles (carport of 150 sqm) cave with sauna and gym underground cellarstable heated swimming pool, technical room, shower and sun terraceTechnologies and systemsElectrical system and panels18 kw electricity grid connection and 20 kw photovoltaic system on the roof that allows you to produce more energy than used. The revenue from the energy fed into the grid is about 1000 per month. The current duration of the contract does not exceed 7 years.Heating Tower House: oil central heating with cast steel radiators. Swedish stove in the library and fireplace in the kitchen. Casa Cipressi: oil central heating with cast iron radiators. Fireplace. Cottage: gas central heating with cast steel radiators. Swimming pool: heated by gas, also the shower and pool cover with solar elements.WaterAll buildings and the swimming pool are connected to the public water supply.Under the property there is an underground lake made accessible by the Etruscans and then a source of drinking water for the municipality of Castel Giorgio until the middle of the last century. There is a license for drawing water and it must be renewed every year and depends on the crops practiced, currently only hazelnuts. Water from the well is pumped into the large fountain at the main entrance of the property which in turn feeds the irrigation system.WastewaterFour Imhoff purification plants.Architecture and history of Santa Maria della ConcezioneThanks to its strategic position, the site was initially inhabited by the Etruscans. In Roman times, the Cassia crossed the property directly. In the Middle Ages, a mighty defense tower marked the border between the Papal States and the Medici sphere of influence in Florence. The 5-storey Old Fortified Tower is now only 2 storeys high, but is clearly recognisable by its 1.5 m thick walls and barrel vaults. In the years preceding the Council of Trent, a monastic complex was built.After secularization, the buildings were used for agricultural purposes and came into the possession of the noble Bracci/Testa-Secca family. In 1980 the Bega architecture studio in Milan renovated the existing buildings, purchased by the sister of the famous architect Melchiorre Bega. The current owner bought Santa Maria della Concezione in 1997. Over the years, the technical standards have been constantly updated but without changing the signature of the Bega house.BEEClass G. Ipe: 357, 760 kWh/sqm year.Class G. Ipe: 367, 790 kWh/sqm year.Class G. Ipe: 563, 900 kWh/sqm year.Cadastral category: A/7, Cadastral income: 1387.98.Cadastral category: A/7, Cadastral income: 1387.98.Cadastral category: A/7, Cadastral income: 232.41.It concerns urban planning declarations, consult the summary report contained in the photographic archiveThe information, plans and square footage shown are merely indicative and do not constitute contractual elements