Tavoleto, Tavoleto, Marche 61020

Castle for sale in the Marche countryside A magical and suggestive location, immersed in an imperturbable quiet, on the green of a hill and a few steps from the sea. A Unique Investment Opportunity The Castle of Tavoleto presents a remarkable investment opportunity for those looking to create a high-end hospitality business in one of Italys most charming regions. With its historical atmosphere, stunning event halls, and breathtaking views, the property is ideal for hosting weddings, exclusive private gatherings, business retreats, and cultural events. The presence of multiple suites and the potential to expand accommodations within the existing structure make it a prestigious venue for both short-term luxury stays and large-scale functions. Additionally, a comprehensive marketing plan has already been developed, including estimated operating costs and revenue projections, providing valuable insight into its potential as a thriving business venture. The Castle Perched on the crest of a hill in the Foglia River valley, halfway between Urbino and the Adriatic coast, this splendid manor welcomes us in the center of a small village in the Marche region. The castle can already be admired in the distance, with its elegant silhouette typical of the medieval era. The construction of the main nucleus, commissioned by the Malatesta family, dates back to 1290. The property then, after many disputes, passed to the Montefeltro family and later to the Papal State, reaching up to the current owner who has been able to enhance this extraordinary property with an impressive restoration, intervening on the external walls, the roofs, floors and technical systems, using recycled materials and working very carefully without disrupting the original medieval setting of the Castle. We access the property through a large internal courtyard of about 700 square meters surrounded by the original walls that enclose the central nucleus, rebuilt several times over the centuries. The internal courtyard leads directly to the main building, developed on 5 floors. Upon entering we find various reception halls, staggered over two floors and perfectly restored, still used today for banquets and ceremonies. On the ground floor we find various service rooms, including: two kitchens, bathrooms and changing rooms, as well as additional rooms, some of which still need to be finished and whose destination may vary according to different needs. Going up to the first floor, we find the Armor Room of about 170 square meters, which is unfinished and can be configured according to different options and preferences. The rooms are currently used to host various events and to recreate original historical settings. From one of the rooms on the first floor, we can go up to the second floor where we find a large sleeping area, consisting of five suites, each with a private bathroom. The floor needs to be entirely renovated, either keeping the current subdivision or modifying it. Going up to the third and fourth floors, via the massive wooden staircase inside the tower, we find two elegant apartments featuring high ceilings with original beams and embellished with frescoes. Probably private rooms of the Families who have succeeded in the ownership of this splendid Castle. On both floors we also find a large terrace with sea view and a second terrace overlooking the internal courtyard of the Castle. The private apartments of Count Petrangolini are completely frescoed with war scenes, certainly in memory of the many vicissitudes that the residence has experienced during its seven centuries of history. Over the main body we find a large fascinating crenellated tower. From the top, we can enjoy a breathtaking view of the entire surrounding countryside all the way to the sea. On the perimeter walls rise three more towers, with access both from the inside and from the street, where other luxury suites can be obtained. The underground caves containing the icebox and other service rooms ar