Farmhouse via della Stazione di Pavona, Santa Fumia, Rome

Pavona we offer for sale a prestigious farmhouse historically called Palazzo Morgano, which in the past was part of a large estate of the same name.
The complex, defined by a group of rural buildings arranged in a courtyard, is an interesting example of a farmhouse in the Roman countryside. The site, immersed in the Roman countryside near a pine forest, is suggestive for its picturesque character. The farmhouse of Palazzo Morgano is located in a predominantly agricultural area along via della Stazione di Pavona. The architectural organism is composed of a set of volumes of a rustic nature, covered with a pitched roof and of different heights, arranged to circumscribe a rectangular area occupied by the lawn. Inside the courtyard, which is accessed from the two portals arranged on the long sides of the rectangle, there is the well curb in the centre, while various systems of stairs develop along the edges to reach the different floors of the buildings.
In 1310, the site called Baltium Morgani belongs to the monastery of San Paolo in Albano. Subsequently the farmhouse with the medieval tower was sold by the Morgani to the Colonna and the Barberini.

The real estate compendium is composed as follows:
- 1 residential property APARTMENT | Ground floor -| approx. 128 sq m | cat. cat. A/4
- 1 residential property APARTMENT | ground floor -| approx. 155 sq m | cat. cat. A/4
- 1 residential property Ground floor APARTMENT - approx. 154 sq m | cat. cat. A/4
- 1 commercial property CELLAR/WAREHOUSE | ground floor | 116 m2 | cat. cat. C/2
- 1 commercial property CELLAR/WAREHOUSE | floor S1 | 244 m2 | cat. cat. C/2
- 1 collab property | ground floor S1 | cat. cat. F/2
- agricultural land approx. 2,490 sq.m.

The farmhouse requires renovation and building consolidation works, the design of which has already been entrusted to a technician appointed by the Owner.

The farmhouse in Palazzo Morgano is located in a predominantly agricultural area along via della Stazione di Pavona. The architectural organism is composed of a set of volumes of a rustic nature, covered with a pitched roof and of different heights, arranged to circumscribe a rectangular area occupied by the lawn. Inside the courtyard, which is accessed from the two portals arranged on the long sides of the rectangle, there is the well curb in the centre, while various systems of stairs develop along the edges to reach the different floors of the buildings.
In 1310, the site called Baltium Morgani belongs to the monastery of San Paolo in Albano. Subsequently, the farmhouse with the medieval tower was sold by the Morgani to the Colonna and Barberini.

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