Posta Fibreno, Lazio 03030

Key features Historic former noble residence in the ancient village of Posta Fibreno Impressive 18th-century frescoed reception room Large panoramic terrace Large private garden and atmospheric cobbled courtyard with ancient well Extensive restored cellars and historic ground-floor rooms Additional unfinished apartment offering further accommodation potential Restored façade and recently renewed roof New PVC double-glazed windows and updated electrical systems Parking available immediately beside the village square Close to Lake Posta Fibreno and the nature reserve Set in the historic upper village of Posta Fibreno, overlooking one of the most beautiful and unspoilt landscapes of Southern Lazio, this remarkable former noble residence is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial period home of considerable architectural character. Standing directly on the old village square, the property is entered through an impressive historic stone portal, immediately establishing the character of the house. The main floor opens into an exceptional grand reception room with an 18th-century frescoed ceiling, one of the defining features of the property. French doors lead from the room onto a large panoramic terrace, creating a wonderful connection between the formal interiors and the surrounding landscape. From the main reception room, one side of the house leads into a comfortable TV sitting room and onwards to the kitchen. This part of the property retains particularly attractive period details, including vaulted ceilings decorated with frescoed still-life motifs. The opposite wing contains the sleeping accommodation, with three bedrooms, each opening towards the panoramic terrace, together with a bathroom. Also connected to the principal residence is a second independent apartment, currently unfinished. The bathroom has already been completed, while the remaining rooms require flooring, electrical completion and internal finishing. This area could provide further guest accommodation, a separate apartment, studio or independent living space. The property becomes even more interesting on the lower level, where an extensive series of large, restored cellars and historic rooms extends beneath the house. These spaces already have electricity and retain a wealth of original character. One particularly atmospheric room contains an original working fireplace with wood-fired oven, together with an attractive traditional tiled kitchen area. From the cellars, doors open onto a striking historic cobbled courtyard, shared in character with the original fabric of the surrounding buildings and centred around an ancient well. Beyond the courtyard lies the property's large private garden, an unusually generous outdoor space for a house situated within the historic centre of a village. The building has already benefited from a number of important improvements. The roof and external façade have been renewed, the windows have been replaced with new PVC double-glazed units, and much of the property's electrical and technical infrastructure has been updated. The house is already usable, particularly as a summer residence, although some finishing works remain. Most importantly, there is currently no central heating system, and a new owner wishing to use the property throughout the year would need to install one. Beyond this, the works required are relatively limited in comparison with the scale and historic character of the building.