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4 NW Via tiberina, 00100, FL
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Why you’ll love it
Villa with Luxurious Amenities 250 sqm in Historic 15th-Century Castello di Scorano features a 1000 sqm private garden Located at Via Tiberina it is near the Archaeological Museum Lucus Feronia and from 2km the A1 highway connecting to Rome in 15 minutes. Double living room with fireplace dining room large kitchen guest bathroom laundry pantry garden with olive and fruit trees 120 sqm porch residential annex High-ceilinged corridor with wardrobes two large bedrooms with shared bathroom master suite with walk-in closet and bathroom Antique terracotta flooring 4 parking spaces 3 covered Castello di Scorano Condominium 6 hectares of gardens tennis court 20-meter pool clubhouse majestic entrance tree-lined Roman Etruscan remains A blend of historic charm and modern luxury and security
Listings courtesy of Beachfront Realty Inc.
Listed by: Fabrizio Bragolusi • 786-271-5253 • Beachfront Realty Inc
Co-listed by: Beachfront Realty Inc
Source: Miami MLS, MLS#: A11637136
Based on info available as of Nov 12, 2026 at 7:10 PM EST.
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Affordability
$3,420/mo
- Mortgage$3,287
- Property tax$125
- HOA fee
- Homeowners insurance
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