Maison de campagne 9 chambres, 600 m²

Cagli, Pesaro et Urbino (province)

MOLLEONE Sant' Eustacchio, with spectacular views is the Italian dream come true!
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First chapel was built 800 years ago! Original features and cotto-floors.
​Please see a video about this unique house and area https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCfU7OQnOn8

House and barn (aprx. 450 square meters) are located on a hill, with a spectacular view, ancient oak trees, nut-trees, fruit-trees and a memorable view to Mt. Catria, Mt. Nerone, the historic town of Frontone. 1, 3 ha land: suitable for cultivation of wine, fruit trees, pergolas and different levels, a swimming pool, a tennis court...

Separate huge beautifully located barn, can be converted into a spacious living space.
St. Eustacchio is suitable for many diifferent purposes: luxirious home, 6 or 7 independent apartments, B&B, Arts-, Cultural-, or Training Center, Business use, Retreat, Reserve, Riding Academy, Artist Project, Investment....
Water-depot can be used as indoor pool, a huge sauna, a party-room... 
St. Eustacchio has its own, all year water source, electricity, telephonecables 

Hhistoric university town Urbino, with its famous Palazzo Ducale and Urbania with the smaller residence Ducale, Pergola, Fano, Aqualagna (capital of the truffle) are within easy reach.
Cagli, mideavel town, with its wonderful architecture, theatre, cinema, shops, public pool, and its wonderful and unique river is only ten minutes away. It will take you 30 - 45 min to the Adriatic Sea. 
Restaurants, hotels, shops, swimming pool, skiing, golf... 
Airports: Ancona, Rimini, Bologna

Trustworthy builders, notary, housekeepers...

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P.S. You might be interested to read the entry in “La diocesi di Cagli” by Prof Gottardo Buroni (1943), about Sant’ Eustachio de Florentino:

The ancient and powerful Acquaviva family owned the castle of Fiorentino, known also as “Acquaviva di Giovanni”. The commune of Cagli captured it after a bitter war in 1217. But no trace of the castle now remains. The first church of Sant’Eustachio was sited below the castle before being rebuilt on a slope in front of the castle.

In 1299, the parish priest, Don Giacomo, paid a tithe of 9 libra to Pope Boniface VIII. The records name the following parish priests: Don Apodeo in 1389; Don Giovanni Gili in 1402; Don Antonio di Luca in 1456, and Don Antonio Vernaccino 1470.

Don Antonio Vernaccino was the last parish priest. On his death, in 1480, the parish was joined with the neighboring parish of San Giovanni in Offaga. This union was confirmed in 1565, when it was stipulated that a mass was to be celebrated in the church twice a month.

The church is mentioned in an ecclesiastical visit of 1631.

The church had a single altar and the right to hold burials. The parish contained only three families. The church was deconsecrated in 1885.