The central body

Developed on two floors, the central body houses 4 residential units and other service rooms.

On the ground floor there is a bedroom, internally equipped with a spacious bathroom, and the master bedroom, with a large bathroom and a walk-in closet. To complete the bedrooms, in the ancillary rooms on the ground floor there is a big kitchen, entirely built in masonry, with built-in compartments and appliances expertly inserted in the design of the stone and wood used for the surfaces. From here, moreover, you can access to the dining room and the large central hall, excellent spaces to be used as common areas for recreational and reception activities; finally, the living room overlooks the rear courtyard, completely surrounded by perimeter walls and enriched by a porch with wooden beams: the roof is designed for the installation of photovoltaic panels, useful to guarantee to the structure a form of energy self-sufficiency.
Not least, the pluses represented by an additional independent bathroom, the laundry area and the large storage room.

Outside, instead, two staircases lead to the upper floor and to the two apartments. These, perfectly in line with the building’s style of construction, have a bedroom, a bathroom, an equipped kitchenette and an independent terrace.

 

Towers part
Located at the opposite point of the patronal building, the tower part is flanked by two autonomous housing units, each of which equipped with a spacious bedroom, a bathroom and a kitchenette.
The towers, placed on both sides and finely made of stone, are characterized by arches which, according to desire and necessity, can be closed with a system of glass coverings. Also, externally there are predispositions for an equipped kitchenette.

 

The outbuildings
Respectively to the east and west of the main courtyard, the outbuildings house a large bedroom, a kitchenette and a comfortable bathroom.
Externally, however, the semi-perimeter gazebo turns out to be a versatile hallway that lends itself as a kitchenette and a parking space, thus avoiding subjecting it to prolonged exposure to the sun.