In the Rafters
7 guests
3 bedrooms
Sirolo, Ancona
This beautiful home can be found on the Italian coast in a municipality of Ancona known as Sirolo. Whilst small – there are under four-thousand inhabitants – it has been continually praised, and it’s not surprising to see why once you visit.
Casa Fascino
4 guests
2 bedrooms
Sirolo, Ancona
Spotlights on the super high ceilings, chic bistro furniture, decadent archways, and stone walls. This home has a distinct air of style while retaining its traditional Italian charm.
Sanctified
6 guests
2 bedrooms
Sirolo, Ancona
Stays in this part of Italy come in all shapes and sizes but if you're looking for the grandeur of an imposing historic home then this stunning place on a cliff top certainly fits the bill. Lovingly converted from an old monastery into apartments, it's the perfect combination of character features and modern styling.
Five Leaves Left
5 guests
2 bedrooms
Montefreddo, Sirolo
On Italy’s verdant Adriatic coast, this villa is set in the quiet countryside, a short drive from crystalline beaches. There are a handful of beaches to choose from; it’s a seven-minute drive to the long stretch of sand at Marcelli, or perhaps the craggy coves of Numana are more your style, also a seven-minute drive.
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