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Suspended over the Umbrian Valley
The first thing you notice upon arriving here is the quality of the air and the depth of the view. Your gaze travels along the valley, brushes against the slopes of the olive groves, and rests on the understated silhouette of the Rocca di Pissignano, reaching as far as Spoleto on the horizon. It is a seamless landscape that enters the home through every window, changing color with the passing hours of the day.
The measure of light and material
Built in 2010 and never occupied, the house retains the integrity and freshness of a new build. The interior architecture plays with spatiality: the wooden ceilings with exposed beams define warm volumes, while wall openings and doorless transitions create visual connections between rooms, establishing a continuous and engaging flow. The living area features a generously sized lounge with a fireplace hookup, perfect for accommodating a comfortable sofa and a 6-8 person dining table. The open-plan kitchen, designed for a C-shaped layout, allows you to prepare meals while looking out over the valley directly from the countertop.
Intimacy and indoor-outdoor flow
A slight elevation change of four steps leads to the sleeping area. Here, you will find two spacious bedrooms and two full bathrooms with windows, one with a bathtub and the other with a shower. The master bedroom opens onto a second private rear garden—a secluded, shaded, and quiet space, ideal for reading. The property offers approximately 80 sqm of interior living space and features a dual private garden of about 100 sqm, ensuring easy maintenance and maximum outdoor livability. The dual-aspect exposure allows for very pleasant cross-ventilation during the summer.
A flexible living experience
The complex was designed by integrating access paths like a walk through the greenery, providing the feeling of a completely independent entrance. Offering the convenience of a ground floor with the commanding position of an elevated level, the home includes two private parking spaces with a pergola and ample visitor parking. Its strategic location in Pigge di Trevi makes this property perfect as both a primary residence and a holiday retreat. For those looking for an investment or expansion project, the adjacent property is also available for purchase; it features matching finishes but a different layout, making it ideal for combining into one home or for generating rental income through short-term stays.

Nestled within the renowned Olive Grove Belt, the charming hamlet of Pigge offers a relaxed pace of life, surrounded by lush nature and nourished by the clear waters of the Clitunno River. Just a short distance away lies Trevi, one of Italy’s most captivating villages, dominated by the silhouette of Piazza Mazzini and graced by the Renaissance splendor of Villa Fabri. In this hilly landscape, agricultural tradition finds its highest expression in PDO extra virgin olive oil, celebrated during the Festivol event and the evocative Palio dei Terzieri, a historical reenactment that brings the community to life. Perfectly connected to essential services and the valley's art centers, this location combines the exclusivity of a retreat tucked among centuries-old olive trees with the authenticity of a vibrant and prestigious cultural heritage.
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