6 bedrooms villa, 600 m²

Monte Compatri, Rome (province)

The farmhouse is accessed via a long, gently sloping tree-lined avenue.
The property is on three levels, two of which (ground floor and first floor) were entirely renovated in strict compliance with the initial plan, undergoing a wise and continuous maintenance.
The ground floor of around 300 sq.m includes on the front the public rooms: dining room, sitting room, living room, room with the monumental fireplace are all without partitions, respecting the original plan.
The rear part has two toilets, two offices and a large bright kitchen. Windows and doors on the ground floor are protected by gates, grilles and armored glass and, in every position, they overlook the plants scattered throughout the garden and a small vegetable garden.
A comfortable travertine staircase leads to the first floor of around 300 sq.m, finishing in the large central square room. Furthermore this floor includes six bedrooms, three bathrooms (one inside the guest bedroom), closets, working fireplaces, original coffered ceilings and two entrances.
The farmhouse has a second floor of about 200 square meters where the attic, now only partly used as a storeroom, could be used to create additional rooms.
In addition, there is a park with a surface of around 5,000 sq.m, richly wooded that forms a small wildlife oasis where undisturbed birds of all kinds live, such as hoopoes and robins. On the western border, included in the property, there is finally a small, mystical church dedicated to St. Francis. Regularly consecrated, it was used to celebrate baptisms, communions, marriages and ordinary masses.