Villa Ascolane
8 guests
4 bedrooms
Potenza Picena, Macerata
For a unique retreat in one of Italy's under-the-radar gems, look no further than this luxurious 8-acre estate surrounded by ancient vineyards, plus your own olive grove. From your privileged position, you'll enjoy a front-row seat to awe-inspiring panoramas over the rolling hills of Le Marche and the stunning Adriatic coast.
Countryside Tableau
10 guests
5 bedrooms
Todi, Perugia
Set across two stone villas and surrounded by beautiful Umbrian countryside, this home is perfect for groups of family or friends looking for a rural retreat. In the tranquil gardens encircling the villas, you'll find outdoor dining spaces and sun loungers sitting in the shade of fruit trees – the perfect place to enjoy your morning coffee.
Phoenix Rising
6 guests
3 bedrooms
Conca degli Ulivi, Acquaviva Picena
Surrounded by cypresses and olive trees, this hilltop villa is the perfect place to soak up the Italian sunshine. Featuring elegant interiors inspired by classical style and a tranquil Mediterranean garden, we reckon you'll never want to leave.
As The Day Is Long
6 guests
3 bedrooms
Monte Urano, Fermo
Rustic and romantic, this home in the heart of the Marche countryside is a true escape from the hustle and bustle. Traditional stone walls, beamed ceilings and tile flooring add plenty of warmth and character, while the modern kitchen and white furniture bring this home to the twenty-first century.
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