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Pisana>Central Rome>Rome Roma>Lazio>Italy>Europe
Property 4110
Country House
Sleeps from 4
up to 16
in 2 Self Catering units
Sleeps 4 to 16
Unique Rome's family estate
The property is a family roman estate since 1600.The ancient Tower and the Villa,the wonderful swimming pool,are situated on 360 acres of rolling, natural woodlands and manicured gardens.The villa is a recently restored farmhouse residence with 5+1 bedrooms each with its own en suite full bathroom.Other guests can stay at the TORRETTA, charming comfortably appointed medieval tower.
Accommodation: Self Catering | Charge Currency:Euro | Rates: see individual units
Massa e Cozzile>3 km W>Montecatini Terme>Pistoia Province>Tuscany and Islands>Italy
Property 3689
10 Bedrooms
10 Bathrooms
Farm
Sleeps 20 + 4
Enjoy the beauty and tranquillity of the countryside at Villa Stabbia
Situated on the fringe of the foothills, the old Villa Stabbia offers serenity of the countryside, yet is only 5 min. away from all the facilities of Montecatini Terme, a modern spa town and tourist resort, a short distance from medieval villages and 30 min. away from both Pisa and Florence.
Villa Stabbia has five farmhouses for 2 to 4 persons.
Accommodation: Self Catering |
Rates: €735.00 - €1150.00 per property per week
Todi>Umbria>Italy>Europe
Property 2284
4 Bedrooms
4 Bathrooms
Detached Villa
floor area 160 sq m
Sleeps 8
Villa Rosaspina from 1700's.Pool, Air-conditioning, Jacuzzi, DSL/Wi-FI
Traditional old oak-beamed Umbrian stone villa dating from the early 1700s,standing on the Hills of Todi,it lies at the centre of Italy’s area of greatest historical/artistic interest and outstanding natural beauty.Surrounded by olive groves and vineyards is a perfect place for those who love privacy.The private pool,the Wi-Fi & air conditioning,the traditional furnishings & beautiful antiques will make this a truly relaxing holiday
Accommodation: Self Catering |
Rates: €1800.00 - €4200.00 per property per week
Monte Rinaldo>25 km NW>Ascoli Piceno>Le Marche>Italy>Europe
Property 954
2 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
House
floor area 105 sq m
Sleeps 4
Beautifully restored townhouse in centre of historic hilltop village
Located in the lovely hilltop village of Monterinaldo the three-storey house has been restored to a high standard. With its honey coloured stone brickwork it is perfectly in keeping with its surroundings of undulating hills and countryside, fine views of which can be seen from the top two floors. A perfect place to relax and enjoy true Italian village life.The village has a bar, shop, pharmacy and a restaurant all within walking distance.
Accommodation: Self Catering |
Rates: £400.00 - £450.00 per property per week
Pisa>Pisa Province>Tuscany and Islands>Italy>Europe
Property 3401
5 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
House
Sleeps 9
Casa Lanciotto
Borgo Fajani was built in the 1700s and renovated in 2003. South facing, it sits on a hill in a country hamlet, overlooking olive trees and vineyards. The house is furnished with antiques and retains a typical Tuscan country atmosphere. Being close to some of Tuscany's main towns, it is an excellent base for exploring the area as well as a great location for relaxation.
Accommodation: Self Catering |
Charge Currency: Euro| No Rates available
Italy stretches out south from the centre of Europe into the Mediterranean in the shape of a boot. It comprises the mainland and the two largest islands in the Mediterranean - Sicily and Sardinia. The Apennine Mountains which form the backbone of the mainland give rise to some spectacular scenery for which the Italian interior is known, while the Alps which form its northern borders not only make Italy a top winter sports destination, but also feed its five largest lakes. Italy is split into 20 regions and the mainland is also host to the two independent states of San Marino and the Vatican City. Italy is probably best known through its capital city Rome, which was home of the Roman empire and the center of western civilisation. After its collapse during the 5th century Italy entered a period of turmoil and constant invasion until it regained prominence through the birth of the Italian Renaissance towards the end of the 13th century.
With 7600km of coastline including its islands, its mountainous interior, lakes, history and cultural background, Italy has much to offer in terms of tourism. For a more detail description see our guides to the individual regions.
Italy has an abundance of places to stay - rent direct from private owners or from small agencies. On the coast, small resorts, luxury villas with pools, townhouses and apartments are the popular choice. Those right by the beach or on hills can have stunning sea views. Rural accommodation comes in the form of village houses, cottages, bungalows and farmhouses (these often have podere in the title). Holiday homes are often converted from barns and other former agricultural buildings - even olive mills. In the mountains, swiss style chalets are common. One of the unique Italian forms of countryside accommodation is the 'agriturismo'. These have grown up to allow farmers to diversify the usage of their properties. They often take the form of studios and apartments converted out of beautiful restored old stone buildings and are somewhat like the French gite concept, with the owner usually living somewhere on site. Sometimes, these are on vineyards rather than farms and they may have been established with eco tourism in mind. They are almost always family friendly. For something unusual, there is the trullo - round stone houses, with conical rooves. Bed and Breakfast and small hotels are popular in Italy.
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