Feelin' Good
8 guests
4 bedrooms
Fabro, Terni
You’ll find this stone-clad, hilltop home in the glorious Umbria countryside, surrounded by two hectares of lush lawns, embellished with young olive trees and fragrant bushes of lavender, rosemary and thyme. Spending time here is nothing short of idyllic.
Rossini's Opera
48 guests
16 bedrooms
Cesolo, San Severino Marche
Strolling through the two acres of land surrounding this complex of three 18th-century villas, it’s easy to see why this place has hosted many a rustic Italian wedding. A private chapel, terraces and patios galore for pre-reception drinks, and a vaulted dining hall as long as a tunnel that can be draped with fairy lights to host a lavish affair.
Climbing the Hill
12 guests
6 bedrooms
Perugia, Umbria
Set against the beautiful backdrop of Mount Tezio, this enchanting villa invites you to stay on a country estate in Umbria – a quiet region of historic heritage and olive oil cultivation. A scenic twenty-minute drive away lies the cultural city of Perugia, which hosts operas and a July jazz festival.
Monasticism
16 guests
8 bedrooms
Collazzone, Perugia
This magical, 13th-century monastery on the hilltop of Collazzone invokes the sound of bells and the hum of Gregorian chants. Surrounded by ancient olive groves and three acres of park-like grounds, the imposing stone exterior has stood the test of time.
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