San Pietro di Feletto is a picturesque municipality in the province of Treviso in the Veneto region of northern Italy. The area is characterized by its natural beauty, rolling hills, historical sites and vineyards that produce the famous Prosecco.…

The landscape of San Pietro di Feletto is characterized by rolling green hills covered with vineyards, olive groves and orchards. The region benefits from a temperate climate ideal for growing grapes. The soils are mainly clay, limestone and marl, which gives the wines of the region their unique flavor.
Characteristic casettes, small traditional stone houses, are often found in the vineyards. These were once used by farmers for shelter and storage and are now often lovingly restored.
The village of San Pietro di Feletto itself is a charming village with narrow streets lined with historic buildings. In the center is the Pieve di San Pietro, a Romanesque church dating back to the 12th century. This impressive church is known for its well-preserved frescoes depicting scenes from the life of Jesus and its freestanding bell tower, also from the 12th century.
In the surrounding area there are several villas and castles that reflect the rich history of the region. Villa Brandolini d"Adda, an impressive 18th century villa, is one of the many examples of Venetian aristocratic architecture in the region.
Another highlight of the region is the Strada del Prosecco, a scenic wine route that winds through the hills of San Pietro di Feletto and surrounding communities. Along this route, visitors can visit wineries and taste the famous Prosecco and other local wines. Many of the wineries also offer guided tours and tastings, so visitors can learn more about wine production and discover the unique characteristics of the wines.
Local cuisine in San Pietro di Feletto features the fresh, seasonal ingredients of the region. Typical dishes include polenta, risotto, gnocchi and tiramisù, which has its origins in the nearby town of Treviso.
In summary, San Pietro di Feletto is a stunning area that offers a wonderful blend of natural beauty, historic charm and vibrant culture. The region is a paradise for wine lovers and offers a variety of ways to enjoy the local wines and the beautiful landscape.

Some more information:
https://www.visitproseccohills.it/en
http://www.proseccohills.com
http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/1571
https://www.forbes.com/sites/irenelevine/2019/07/08/prosecco-hills-of-italy-named-unesco-world-heritage-site/#1832e7b45399
https://www.trevisotoday.it/social/giornata-dei-colli-veneti-eventi-nel-trevigiano.html

The surplus of the photovoltaic system is sold and also brings an income of about 3,000 € per year: until 2032.

Distance:
+ 150m to the nearest supermarket
+ 150m to the bus stop
+ 1km to pharmacy, some restaurants, post office, newspaper stand, bars
+ 5km to the center of Conegliano
+ 10min drive to the train station with direct connection to Venice (50min) and Treviso (20min)

Current annual operating costs when used as main residence with 2 people:…

+ 2400m3 of methane gas for heating (about 2000€).
+ 4 pallets of wood for the wood stove (approx. 1000€)
+ 2600kWh electricity (ca. 900€)
+ 300€ garbage taxes
+ 270m3 water (ca. 350€)

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