Historic eco-friendly Villa with pool

This Villa offers the convenience of its location in the historic center and a large garden and land dedicated to vegetable garden and parking. The property dates back to the early 1900s, over the years it has undergone redevelopment allowing to expand on a second level where the sleeping area has been created. On the ground floor, the kitchen is located in the middle of two large rooms that house the living room and dining room. The floor is completed by a service bathroom, wine cellar and study. All rooms on the second floor open onto an elegant porch, ideal for outdoor dining. On the second floor, we find three bright bedrooms, two bathrooms, including one with a tub built into the floor, and a walk-in closet. All bedrooms open onto balconies overlooking the lush garden. The garden is like a small green oasis in the heart of Acquarica, with extremely rare plants such as Alexandria cedars, a citrus grove, and flowers of all kinds. A 2x20m long swimming pool runs along one side of the garden, surrounded by a paved area, perfect for enjoying sunny days surrounded by greenery. At the end of the garden, embraced by beautiful white wisteria, an outbuilding with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, perfect for guests. On the side of the property, attached to the garden with a couple of steps, a large space used as a vegetable garden and garage, offering the possibility to access the property by car without going into the historic center. In addition to the features just described this property has been renovated with unique criteria from the point of view of energy efficiency; underfloor heating system, wooden ceiling in the roof for maximum efficiency insulation, the walls have been covered with hydraulic lime and pozzolan-based plaster. In many rooms of the property we find signature solutions created expressly for this house by famous artists and artisans, such as in the Vietri brushed floor, we find tiles with designs inspired by ancient Roman houses and Pompeii, uniquely designed iron works, and the fireplace in the annex designed by a highly regarded ceramist.