Nestled in the timeless tranquility of the Sabina, in a natural setting of rare beauty, this prestigious 21-hectare (52 acres) estate encompasses a 17th-century manor house and two charming guesthouses.

The main residence, originally dating back to 1671-as evidenced by the brick plaque placed above the entrance door-and later expanded in 1872, was completely restored between 1995 and 1998 with careful attention and respect for its original features and historical atmosphere. The elegance of the exposed wooden beam ceilings and the traditional architectural details convey an authentic charm.

The manor house consists of an entrance hall, a spacious kitchen, dining room, living room, guest bathroom, and a bedroom with en-suite bathroom and independent access from outside. On the first floor, there are two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a walkthrough study connected to the main staircase. One of the guesthouses, built in the same style as the main house, includes a bedroom and bathroom. The larger guesthouse, composed of two connected units, features a living room with kitchenette and a bedroom with bathroom, as well as a large study with bathroom. Additional facilities include two garages, two cellars, a shed with bathroom, and a spacious room with high ceilings, offering further possibilities for use.

Completing the property are a 12x6 meter (131x65 sqft) swimming pool, a 170-meter-deep (557 ft) well ensuring water autonomy, three separate boilers for heating and hot water for each building, and a perfectly preserved antique wood-fired oven.

A place where history meets functionality, ideal as a private residence or a representative estate, in one of the most fascinating and authentic areas of the Lazio countryside.