22 bedrooms apartment, 3000 m²

Panicale, Perugia (province)

Lake Trasimeno

Set amid the lush greenery of Parco Trasimeno, in an area of remarkable scenic beauty and historical significance, this hospitality complex is arranged around an elegant Renaissance Palazzo and comprises four buildings housing a total of 22 apartments, with an overall capacity of 70 guests. The accommodation includes 2 studios, 13 one-bedroom apartments and 7 two-bedroom apartments, each designed to offer welcoming and functional living spaces. The interiors, furnished in the traditional Umbrian style, combine the authentic character of the region with a comfortable and carefully curated atmosphere. A magnetic-card access system, integrated with energy-saving management, further enhances the property's facilities.

The property is located in the enchanting surroundings of Panicale, one of Umbria's most charming villages, in a setting that offers access to the region's rich historical, cultural and natural heritage. The landscape of Lake Trasimeno, historic villages, local food and wine traditions and proximity to major tourist destinations all contribute to the appeal of an area appreciated by Italian and international visitors alike. Connections to airports and the region's main towns further enhance its accessibility.

The layout of the complex, the variety of accommodation and its distinctive setting offer interesting prospects in the high-quality hospitality sector. The property may be considered both as an established accommodation business and as an asset with potential for enhancement through a management project tailored to the growing demand for authentic stays, locally rooted experiences and upper-midscale hospitality.

In a market where location, architectural character and a distinctive identity are increasingly important, this property represents an appealing investment opportunity. A hospitality complex of remarkable charm, where Umbria's historical heritage and beautiful landscapes meet the potential of a contemporary hospitality concept.