Orsini's Castel Of Stimigliano - Rieti

Christie's International Real Estate - Rome Exclusive - is pleased to offer for sale an exclusive property inside the Orsini Castle of Stimigliano, in the Tiber Valley in the province of Rieti, dating back to the 14th century.
The property consists of two communicating apartments, a private studio, co-ownership of a private chapel, internal courtyard and a warehouse, all for a total surface area of approximately 600 m2, as well as 1.2 hectares of agricultural land outside the walls.


Access to the palace is from the main square in the heart of Stimigliano and, after crossing the drawbridge, you enter an ancient ashlar portal and, from here, you have access to an imposing entrance hall with important illusionistic paintings on the 16th century ceiling . From this level you access the first noble floor, which still houses the Orsini's reception rooms: hall, antechamber and bedroom, even the historic toilet from which, with a spiral staircase, you enter a small secret frescoed chamber. A staircase, present on the ground level, leads to the upper floor where there is a modern independent furnished apartment, of 100 m2, with 2 bedrooms with private bathroom, kitchen and balconies.


Internally, the two apartments, embellished with frescoes from the school of Taddeo Zuccari, are located on the ground and first noble floor levels and have been recently restored. From the internal courtyard, renovated two years ago and equipped with a new opus spicatum flooring, you can access both the noble chapel, inaugurated in 1595 as reported on the epigraph, and the private study, which has just been transformed into a small apartment with bathroom and shower. Gas heating.


Stimigliano is well connected to Rome; Stimigliano station is just over a kilometer away, it is a railway stop located on the Florence-Rome line and served by FL1 trains, a metropolitan service that connects the city with Orte, Rome and Fiumicino Airport.


* This information and floor plans are merely indicative and do not constitute contractual elements.