CDF Agenzia Immobiliare

I would start with the estate Torre del Fiora: This is a historic medieval tower dating back to the 13th century, now in a state of ruin, set in the rural landscape and a testament to the defensive and agricultural structures of medieval Sabina Romana, having been used in the past for surveillance and territorial control. The Tower is located along the path of the Via di Francesco, between the remains of the Fiora mill and other environmental/historical elements of the area. The estate as a whole: clearly, the villa dominates, being the central body of the entire property. Currently divided

The historic farmhouse The farmhouse is built on the remains of the ancient Cantalupo Mill, documented as early as the 16th century, and has been completely renovated between 2012 and 2013, preserving the original charm of the structure. The dwelling, approximately 180 square meters, is divided into two independent apartments, both with autonomous heating systems, in addition to about 200 square meters of caves and cellars carved into the rock, creating highly evocative environments. The ground floor features a spacious living room with kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathroom, and an external porch.

Architecture and Location The Architecture Built in the 18th century by the Venetian nobleman Fedele Falconi, based on a design inspired by the 16th-century villas of his region, the villa underwent a revision and elevation around the 1930s, adopting its current architectural characteristic, the "Novecento movement" style, with a linear facade, while the turret adds a touch of eclecticism. The architectural and social layout, where the noble residence and agricultural enterprise coexist in perfect harmony, as in Renaissance, 18th-century, and thus Roman villas, makes this property fascinatin