Estate of approximately 5 hectares with a historic residence for sale in Alatri. In the beautiful countryside of Ciociaria, in a true natural paradise, just minutes from Frosinone and Fiuggi, in the enchanting context of the municipality of Alatri in the Tecchiena area, with an excellent geographical location due to its central position, not far from important road arteries including highways and expressways, this impressive estate from the 1800s is for sale and consists of 2 main buildings, annexes, and a vast flat olive grove with about 250 trees. Dating back to the 18th century, the property was originally an ancient ”hunting lodge” inherited by the daughter of Countess Albertazzi; at that time, the hunting lodge was also used in winter as a reserve and cold greenhouse for citrus fruits. During World War II, the Ceccacci family moved from Rome to Alatri, and the wonderful estate became the residence of the Germans first and then the Allies, who chose this charming, convenient, and welcoming property to stay and escape from Rome during the bombings. The main building of the estate still retains a consecrated private chapel, which houses papal bulls. In 1975/76, part of the buildings, formerly a guesthouse, underwent the first renovation carried out by the Ceccacci family. Today, the current composition of the estate for sale includes: from the gate, once inside the property, among the olive groves, a long and romantic tree-lined avenue leads to the two buildings. The first building, renovated and habitable with a total area including annexes of 290 square meters, is arranged over two levels with annexes on the ground floor, including cellars, granaries, tool sheds, garage, metal garage, porch, technical room, garden, and oven. Currently, the living area, also on two levels, includes various rooms, two double bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room, a sitting room, a study, a dining room with a fireplace, a kitchen, and hallways. The internal distribution of the rooms allows for the possibility of creating more bedrooms. This first building was the old house of the villa used by the steward and later used as a guesthouse. The second building, on the other hand, is imposing and of significant historical value, requiring internal renovation; inhabited until the early 80s, it needs general adjustments to the systems. Composed of 16 cadastral rooms and arranged over 3 levels for a total of 430 square meters, the building is currently in good structural condition, including the roof (renovated in 1980). Its interior retains ancient splendors, including its wonderful peperino stone staircase, 19th-century railing, coffered beam ceiling, stone portals, internal courtyard with an ancient cistern, a small room for oil collection, and a cave for wine aging; the consecrated private chapel, and the b