Detached house for sale in Corciano, Mantignana

UMBRIA, Between the city of Perugia and Lake Trasimeno, In the MANTIGNANA DI CORCIANO area, we are selling a semi-detached stone house with private land and a garage. The house, built entirely of stone, along with a more recent tuff structure, consists of a main building divided into two floors, plus a ground floor consisting of a garage/carport, cellar, utility room with laundry room, boiler room, and toilet. Outside, a separate building includes two annexes/storage rooms. The house is spread over two levels and is divided into two apartments, each approximately 100 square meters, with completely separate and independent entrances. In addition to the unfinished attic, not habitable, used as a storage room/cavity. On the first floor we find an apartment composed of: entrance hall, large eat-in kitchen with pellet stove, living room with fireplace, two large double bedrooms, a bathroom with window, and balcony. On the second floor there is the other apartment composed of: entrance hall, kitchen/living room, two large double bedrooms, a bathroom with window, as well as a third independent double bedroom with en-suite bathroom, and a balcony. The roof was recently completely redone. Original marble/graniglia floors. The house is surrounded by a garden/courtyard of approximately 400 m2. The building has been renovated with stone facades and painted plaster. The apartments are in excellent condition and in very good condition. The entire house is heated by diesel. The internal and external fixtures are all new, in PVC and double glazing with external shutters. The house is immediately habitable, There are also two wells within the private property. Buyers can take advantage of the standard bonuses of 50% for internal renovations, 65% for energy efficiency improvements, and 75% or 85% for the seismic bonus. Location on map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/2o95Tm3LcVNeG9mEA Mantignana is a hamlet of the municipality of Corciano (PG). With 2053 inhabitants it represents one of the most populous hamlets in the Corciano area (Istat data, 2001 [1]). The town is located at 252 m above sea level, in the Càina valley, approximately 6 km away by road from the main town. History The remains of a villa and an agricultural production area date back to Roman times. Studying the toponymy, the ending "ana" indicates that the area belonged to an agricultural activity derived from the Roman world in the Middle Ages. As early as 1038, there is evidence of a parish church of Santa Maria, around which the town developed, and a church of San Martino (formerly part of the monastery of Santa Croce di Fonte Avellana), now lost. From the late 13th century, official documents mention a Mantignane villa, which later appeared fortified in two separate castles in 1380: castrum Mantignane superioris and castrum Mantignane inferioris. In 1364 it was attacked by the "White Company" of the Marquis Giovanni di Monferrato, while in 1384 the company of Giovanni Acuto took up quarters there together with the Azzo degli Ubaldini. It experienced further tormented events at the end of the 15th century, with the disputes between the Florentines and the papacy (1479) and the occupation of Astorre Baglioni (1496). During the period of the communes and papal rule, the town was connected to Perugia, while during Napoleon's rule in 1798, it became a municipality along with Capocavallo and Migiana. With the Restoration of 1809, it was associated with the municipality of Corciano, with which it remained even after the Risorgimento. Monuments and places of interest Remains of the castle, with the truncated tower and one of the two remaining gates. A new wall was built in the 14th century and was then partially demolished in the late 19th century for residential purposes; Church of the Madonna del Carmine (late 16th century); Oratory of the Madonna della Pietà (now a farmhouse); Church of Santa Maria Assunta; Remains of the church of San Martino (12th century); Church of San Giovanni (14th century); Church of Sant'Andrea (14th century). Economy and events In 1957, a Cassa Rurale ed Artigiana (Rural and Artisan Bank) was founded there, later renamed Banca di Mantignana. This institution is still operational today and is one of the few formally independent Umbrian credit institutions. Among other economic activities, industrial-scale baking and road sign production are thriving. Every year, at the end of March, the Umbrian Easter Cake Festival takes place, featuring a savory cake typical of Umbrian cuisine, particularly from Perugia. Furthermore, during the Christmas holidays, a nativity scene, much loved in the surrounding area, is set up in the historic center. Sport Sports associations Montemalbe Ellera SC GS MANTIGNANA Sports facilities Sports field (soccer) Bowling alley Mantignana Gym