A charming complex comprising several houses with a total floor area of ​​1,176 m², situated on a 10,000 m² plot in the open countryside of Montecarotto, overlooking the Apennines. The complex consists of two units, one of which has been conservatively renovated using original materials. The ground floor of the main house, to the left of the entrance, houses a separate apartment, while on the other side, the large 72 m² living room with brick pillars could be converted into an apartment or used as a multifunctional space. This floor also houses the utility rooms and the boiler room. On the first floor, to the right, is the imposing 86 m² living room. Everything here is spectacular: the height, the fireplace, the bathrooms, the cast-iron stove, the ceiling with wooden beams and tiles. The master bedroom with a mezzanine and walk-in closet has an en-suite bathroom with double sinks, while the guest bedroom, also with a bathroom, is accessible from the living room. The other apartment, the highest one, requires renovation; the roof is currently being restored and insulated. This building, over 300 years old, is steeped in history, starting with the cellar, where a natural spring originates, and the rear entrance, with a characteristic outdoor staircase that has been enclosed by a courtyard over the years. The ground floor houses a workshop and a storage room totaling 100 square meters, while the first and second floors could potentially accommodate three apartments. A completely open structure (a former rural barn of 35 square meters) dominating the center of the courtyard undoubtedly forms the heart of the entire complex. It is the most lived-in space in the property, especially in summer and spring. The wood-burning stove and outdoor fountain make it a perfect location for parties or simply relaxing with a cool glass of Verdicchio and a book. From here, the view is breathtaking, in any season. An additional 60-square-meter outbuilding with a new roof could be converted into an additional dwelling, currently used as a tool shed. Another building, adjacent to the solar-heated pool, currently houses a wood-fired sauna, a relaxation area with a massage table, indoor and outdoor showers, and a kitchen (95 m²). Finally, there is a large 246 m² storage area, which could also be used as a garage or, for example, a paddle court. The estate, with its buildings and land planted with native trees—olive, mulberry, tamarisk, and pine—and its prime location, is ideal for starting a hospitality business.