One of a kind property: early medieval Tower located in the heart of the beautiful historic village of Sutri, next to the evocative 11th-century Church of San Silvestro. The property, both externally and internally fully restored, with a total area of approximately 200 square meters on three levels plus the terrace, boasts a privileged position with views of the ancient Romanesque church, the historic Piazza della Rocca, and the countryside of Tuscia.Access to the residence is from the square, ascending a stone staircase that leads to a first glazed entrance door on the first floor. Once crossed, it leads to a landing shared with two other properties. From the landing, through the entrance door of the residence, you enter an entrance room with a large window, usable as a welcoming lounge for guests or a study. A marble staircase leads to the second floor consisting of a spacious living room, equipped kitchen, a cozy bedroom with a view of the square, and a bathroom. The living room with a fireplace enjoys a view of the splendid surrounding countryside through a high window, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The kitchen, adjacent to the living room and directly connected to it, offers a comfortable dining area for great conviviality. A large bedroom and a full bathroom with a bathtub and washing machine complete the second floor. Going up to the third floor, we find the master bedroom, served by a bathroom with a shower. The most spectacular feature of this room is a medieval "bifora" window, divided by an authentic ancient Roman column, offering a charming view of the underlying Piazza. Also on the same floor as the master bedroom, a room with a part of the sloping ceiling can serve as a studio or a sitting area with a sofa bed for guests. From this room, you access a terrace with space for a table seating six and offering a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside and the medieval roofs of the beautiful village.An unmissable opportunity for those seeking a dwelling with historical charm in the heart of Sutri, on the historic Via Cassia just a 1-hourdrive from Rome, 40 minutes from Viterbo, and approximately 10 km from Trevignano Romano and Lake Bracciano. The splendid village is also rich in historical treasures such as a Roman amphitheater completely excavated in tuff, an Etruscan necropolis, a Mithraeum later transformed into a church (dedicated to the Madonna del Parto), and a Romanesque Cathedral.