Scappo In Umbria, Villa with pool

The residence is wrapped in the Sagrantino hills and a few steps from the medieval village of Bevagna, located in the center of Umbria, a stone's throw from Assisi. The strategic position allows you to easily reach the most enchanting locations such as Spoleto, Montefalco, Foligno, Spello, Trevi, Campello Sul Clitunno, Rasiglia, Norcia and many others. You will find yourself immersed in an enchanting paradise of peace and tranquility, where the beauty of a natural and uncontaminated environment. The house consists in two split floors divided as follows: The ground floor houses a large living room including a relaxation area, a large fireplace and a large table. Furthermore, you will find a large kitchen complete with everything you need with an adjoining bathroom. The upper floor can be reached both by internal and external staircase and is composed of: • two double bedrooms with internal bathroom; • a double bedroom with bathroom accessible from the corridor; • twin bedroom with bathroom accessible from the corridor; • a living room equipped with a double sofa bed suitable for comfortably accommodating two more people. The rooms have wonderful views of the naturalistic landscape thanks to the large windows (equipped with mosquito nets) which provide excellent natural lighting. ** The bedrooms are all equipped with the latest generation of air conditioning (both hot and cold) to guarantee guests maximum comfort. You will have at your disposal a large fully fenced garden and a charming porch where you can spend your time delighting yourself with good food and admiring the splendid view of Bevagna, Assisi and Spello. Detached villa with pool The villa is surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, in a quiet and peaceful area a few steps from the center of Bevagna. Bevagna located in the plain has a notable heritage, both artistic and cultural and is part of the most beautiful villages in Italy, still today rich in churches, palaces, alleys and squares that tell a distant story but still present among its