Le Logge<\/b> stands on foundations that trace back nearly a millennium, shaped by the layered lives of watchmen, captains, farmers, and families<\/b> who once guarded and cultivated this hillside. The oldest structure on the property is The Tower House<\/b>, originally an XI-century watchtower<\/b> that anchored the defensive line of the valley. Over the centuries, the estate expanded around it, evolving into a fortified countryside residence<\/b>.<\/p>\n
By the XV century<\/b>, the house took on its distinctive architectural character. The open loggia<\/b>, with its octagonal stone pillars<\/b>, dates from this period and remains one of the estate\u2019s most treasured features \u2014 a vantage point for sunsets that have been witnessed here for over 500 years<\/b>.<\/p>\n
Other spaces reveal their own stories:<\/p>\n
The Baltimora<\/b>, once the horse stable of the Captain of the Garrison, still carries the warmth of its thick stone walls and vaulted ceilings.<\/p>\n
Ulysse\u2019s House<\/b>, with its independent entrances from the village and the garden, reflects the estate\u2019s evolution into a lived-in countryside villa <\/b>with a lower\u2011level \u201cbar\u201d room that once housed the ancient town\u2019s workshop for its cobbler.<\/p>\n
The surrounding terraces, pathways, and gardens<\/b> echo the rhythms of Umbrian agricultural life<\/b>.<\/p>\n
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