3 bedrooms top-to-bottom house, 208 m²

Panicale, Perugia (province)

Lake Trasimeno

In a panoramic position, inside the old village of Mongiovino, a few steps from the historic Sanctuary, we offer for sale a detached house (sky-earth) with external walls in stone and plaster, the property has been completely renovated while maintaining the details and the original materials that characterize it, exposed beams and tiles. The spacious and bright rooms give the property a warm and comfortable atmosphere. The house purchased in 1992 has been completely renovated and is spread over 3 floors arranged as follows: P.T. renovated and paved garage, large cellar (not renovated) accessible from the outside, a small entrance and a cellar (with internal and external access); On the 1st floor an entrance leads us into a warm and welcoming living room where there is a fireplace (clearly working), a ceiling with exposed beams and tiles, a terracotta floor, followed by the dining room, also with a fireplace (working) with the same characteristics as the living room, some steps lead us into the spacious kitchen with built-in accessories, again enlivened by some steps on the same floor we find another room and a service bathroom with shower; On the 2nd floor three wonderful and characteristic double bedrooms (one with balcony) and a bathroom with window and bathtub complete the sleeping area; At the top of the staircase leading to the second floor there is access to the attic

SOME INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROPERTY: Access to the house can be made from two entrances; from the main door facing the street also protected by a railing and from the other in the internal courtyard which borders another house. The boiler (regularly serviced) was replaced a few years ago and is positioned on the balcony. The house is equipped with independent heating separated by floor. The commercial surface area is approximately 200 m2, the roof was completely restored about 10 years ago. New wood effect aluminum shutters, replaced with the old ones in November 2022!!! Mosquito nets on every window Proximity to the Mongiovino Sanctuary The history of the Sanctuary: The sanctuary of the Madonna di Mongiovino is located in Tavernelle, a hamlet of Panicale (PG): it dominates the valley with the large dome and bell tower, under the village of Mongiovino Vecchio. It was designed by the architect Rocco da Vicenza in 1524, following Leo X's approval of prodigious events that would manifest themselves to the shepherdess Andreana. The church has a Greek cross plan:[1] inside, decorated in Corinthian style, four pillars and vaults support the dome. Among the stonemasons who worked on the construction site, the most significant are: Bernardino da Siena and Lorenzo da Carrara. The layout of the sanctuary presents architectural peculiarities of Bramante, even if there is no evidence of actual attribution to the artist from Urbino. Documents from 1872 and a certificate from Cesare Crispolti, kept in the Augusta Library in Perugia, identify the architect as Rocco di Tommaso da Vicenza, active in Spello and here in 1524. The dome was finished in 1528. On the entrance facade you can admire two artistically crafted portals.[2] The interior, square in shape, is embellished with four chapels: of the Resurrection, of the Ascension, of the Virgin, of the Madonna of the Rosary. The frescoes are attributed to Pomarancio (the Resurrection), Orazio Alfani (the delivery of the Rosary), Pierluigi da Perugia and Flemish painters such as Heindrick van den Boroeck and Jan Wrage.[3] The construction of the church ended in 1728. The bell tower, however, was erected in 1775 based on designs by Francesco Tiroli, implemented by Giovan Battista da Lugano.

Sanctuary of Mongiovino The sanctuary of the Madonna di Mongiovino is located in Tavernelle, a hamlet of Panicale (PG): it dominates the valley with the large dome and bell tower, under the village of Mongiovino Vecchio. It was designed by the architect Rocco da Vicenza in 1524, following Leo X's approval of prodigious events that would manifest themselves to the shepherdess Andreana. The frescoes of the Sanctuary The interior, square in shape, is embellished with four chapels: of the Resurrection, of the Ascension, of the Virgin, of the Madonna of the Rosary. The frescoes are attributed to Pomarancio (the Resurrection), Orazio Alfani (the delivery of the Rosary), Pierluigi da Perugia and Flemish painters such as Heindrick van den Boroeck and Jan Wrage. Architectural details Among the stonemasons who worked on the construction site, the most significant are: Bernardino da Siena and Lorenzo