Located in a panoramic villa at the top of a hill on the Umbrian-Lazio border, this apartment is located on a 36-hectare estate near the Magliano Sabina exit of the Rome-Florence highway, 5 km from the town, on the Umbrian-Lazio border. It has 4 beds, a large double bedroom, a lounge with sofa bed and a kitchen equipped with new appliances, a bathroom. Large outdoor spaces. The villa has an infinity pool with panoramic views of Mount Soratte and water always in motion with a small waterfall - Outdoor hot shower - Solarium - Barbecue - Table tennis - Basketball hoop - Foosball - Wi Fi - Parking inside the property . The place that enjoys spectacular sunsets and a panorama that ranges from the Umbrian valley of Calvi to the Lazio countryside dominated by Monte Soratte, is strategically located between Rome (45 minutes by car) Viterbo (35 minutes), Orvieto (35 minutes) , Rieti, Terminillo (40 minutes). Being an isolated villa it is a very quiet place where the only sounds are the songs of the different species of birds present in the hunting reserve of which the estate is part or the bleating of the flocks and the bellowing of the stables not too far away. Sabina is a still unspoiled region, protected by mass tourism that offers excellent cuisine and has, in addition to the bucolic and rural charm, important historical and artistic sites such as the Abbey of Farfa. Sabina was an important region of the Papal States and is now connected to Viterbo, the city of the popes, from 30 km of highway, Lake Vico and Lake Bracciano are therefore easily accessible and there is the possibility of being accompanied by boat from son of the owner. In addition, the villa is located right on the Umbrian border 3 km from Calvi and places such as Narni, Orvieto, Terni, Spoleto can be reached with day trips. The agreement between Villa Mirella and the nearby restaurant with an excellent viewpoint allows you to taste the local cuisine at very low prices (15 euros). Activities in the region include: trekking, horseback riding or mountain biking, canoeing, caving routes, golf courses, ponds for freshwater fishing and walls for free-climbing.