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Fancy a sleepy stay in Italy's greenest region? Look no further than this pet-friendly home on the outskirts of little Crispiero. This villa revolves around outdoor living, offering a lovely garden with an alfresco dining area and countryside views. While the seasonal pool is a highlight for summer holidays, the working fireplace is a cosy indoor bonus for the colder months. A forty-five-minute drive from the seaside, it's best suited to nature lovers seeking a way to escape tourist destinations. Factor in the option for add-on services like private chefs, cooking classes, and Italian excursions and it's no wonder it caught our eye.

Chasing the Summer

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This 17th-century farmhouse is situated in the peaceful Marche countryside, just 70 kilometres from the sea and close to the villages of San Severino Marche and Torre del Parco. Offering plenty of space across the main house, plus a separate annexe that sleeps up to four guests, you'll have access to two kitchens and living areas here. Best of all, however, is the garden set-up featuring a swimming pool overlooking the landscape with a sun terrace and a jacuzzi hot tub. Although the home's traditional elements may not be to everyone's taste, modern furnishings present a comfortable space where guests can relax after days out discovering the Province of Macerata and surrounding areas.



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This ancient home in the countryside is teeming with character and steeped in history. Once used for hunting and leisure in the 1800s, you can sit out on the private balcony with your morning coffee or head down the steps and to the private pool for a swim under the hot sun. The consecrated church on the ground floor and traditional kitchen make this home stand out from the crowd. Whether you're inside finishing up some remote work or reading a book by the fireplace, or dining alfresco by the pool, there is more than enough to fill your days with here.

Surrounding this home you'll find a number of villages and towns littering the rural landscape. History lovers can visit the fortress of Rocca Del Borgia, or drive into the town of Camerino where you'll find essentials, dining opportunities and a friendly local atmosphere.

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Located just a stone's throw away from Serrapetrona, renowned for its Vernaccia red wine, this country home offers scenic views over the surrounding natural landscape. And with a private swimming pool, extensive gardens and patio terrace to call your own here, you'll find plenty of places to soak it all up. Inside, the home epitomises the quintessential Italian countryside, so while the interiors feel a little dated in parts, the home is filled with charm. Beyond the house, you'll need a car to explore the local area, or we suggest renting bicycles during the warmer months.  


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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. Even if no one’s tying the knot, a large group can spread out by the poolside, in a medley of grand and modern lounges, or simply wander between the fruit trees and forestry of the grounds. Location-wise, you’re in the heart of Italy’s Le Marche region, famed for medieval hilltop towns and stretch of sandy beaches along the Adriatic. 

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Dating back to the 11th-century, this watchtower is just as striking as its surroundings. Overlooking the Sibillini Mountains, you can admire the sweeping views while soaking in the hot tub or swimming in the pool. There is also an amphitheatre, beautiful gardens and a terrace with a barbecue – perfect for alfresco dining. Inside, the rooms unfold across two apartments and offer a unique sense of character. It’s worth noting there are a number of steps here so this may not be the best option for young children, but it’s the perfect setting for an adults-only escape. From here, you can follow hiking trails straight from the door, take the short drive to Amandola or adventure further afield towards the Adriatic coast. 

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With white marble, dark stained woods, and rough-hewn stone, this villa feels like an extension of the Italian hillside rather than anything made by man. Overlooking the countryside of the quiet province of Pesaro and Urbino, this home is made for relaxation; float in the crystal waters of the pool, swing in the huge hammock on the deck while the kids entertain themselves in the little playhouse, and admire the panoramic views of the poplars, cypresses and oaks that surround the home. If you can rouse yourself to explore further, you’ll discover a whole host of delights within five minutes of your home. The country’s truffle capital, Acqualagna, is just a few minutes drive away, so you can dine on the delicacy at every meal, and a short stroll will bring you to your very own private beach on the shores of the Candigliano River – perfect for picnics, fishing expeditions, and swimming beneath the high Italian sun. 

Tartufo Bianco

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Sit out on the balcony of this home and enjoy the view over the Umbrian Valley. The lush, green countryside is echoed in the home’s 3.5-hectare garden, where you’ll find an olive grove with 700 trees, alongside manicured lawns and terracotta terraces nearer the home. Breathe in the scent of oleander flowers and fig, plum and fruit trees as you make your way to the pergola framed by trailing plants – the perfect spot for an alfresco lunch cooked on the traditional wood oven. You’re likely to spend much of your time laying back on the sunbeds or swimming in the pool, but in the evenings, the glass gazebo is the perfect spot to enjoy a glass of local wine. Inside, as well as the main kitchen and grand living space, you’ll find a separate kitchen, sitting room and two bedrooms on the lower floor, making this a great space for two families or groups of friends.The historic town of Foligno is just 5km away, with Perugia a 40-minute drive and Siena only a little further in the distance.

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Set within an expansive estate in Umbria, this villa was once a 13th-century water mill. Beautifully restored, it offers a range of impressive facilities that make for a relaxing retreat. From the underground Jacuzzi to the sauna and outdoor pool, you can enjoy private spa days here, making it the perfect choice for a romantic getaway. Close to a stream and surrounded by greenery, you’ll have plenty of peace and quiet here, while many of the area’s well-known towns like Perugia, Arezzo and Siena are within easy driving distance when you fancy a change of scene. 


Umbrian Bliss

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Hidden in the lush greenery of the Colfiorito plateau, this elegant villa lies in a small village between the Italian regions of Umbria and Marche. Fill that need for luxury and solitude, and surround yourself with the breathtaking vistas of the Italian countryside. Enjoy your own infinity pool, with plenty of space on the terrace and across the vast gardens for alfresco dining, and an outdoor shower for rinsing off after a plunge in the pool. With bedrooms sorted into five suites with their own bathrooms and living rooms – two with a double and single bedroom, and three with double bedrooms – everyone will have more than enough room to stretch their legs. There is even a cinema room with a projector and a basement playroom for children. Go for a game of ping pong under the lush canopies of the trees, or let the kids play in the gardens while you catch some rays on the row of sun loungers. The historic Art Nouveau style sets this villa apart, and its roots in the local area are apparent from the village chapel attached to the back of the home.

When it comes to exploring the local area, you're in for a treat – you'll already be immersed in the surrounding village, and you'll be just a short drive from the main shopping centre where you'll find some fantastic local restaurants and bars, as well as a supermarket for all the essentials you might need during your stay. A little further afield you'll be able to get on the highway and take a day trip to some of the culture-rich cities of the regions of Umbria and Marche.

Sun-Kissed Green Heart

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Sitting within a medieval borgo (little village) whose heyday was the early 17th century, this villa complex embraces old-world Umbria. It’s pure peace and quiet out here between the endless olive groves (extra virgin olive oil is the region’s speciality) and rolling hills covered in a patchwork of fields. It’s five kilometres to Monte Castello di Vibio with its ancient theatre and fifteen kilometres to the pretty town of Todi for restaurants and supermarkets.

The yard, where wheat was once threshed by hand, is now home to a smattering of chairs and tables for tipples in the sunshine. The porticoed upper terrace is the perfect spot for breakfast, or big barbecue lunches, with views of the 22-hectare estate. But the crowning glory of the gardens has to be that Roman-style swimming pool with its panoramic view of the countryside.

Accommodation is split between three separate buildings set around the courtyard. Two annexes have their own kitchenettes, living rooms and dining area so the group can spread out. The main villa is home to myriad antique-filled lounges and living rooms, including a striking main lounge set around the ancient hearth. Low, wood-beamed ceilings and old agricultural tools on the walls give that rustic farmhouse feel. A little games room invites guests to sit down for a game of chess or to peruse the library of books in here. But the real bonus inside is the dedicated celebration room which is a vast, barn-like space which can be set up for dining, dancing or even a spot of yoga.

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Once the residence of a local noble lineage, this renovated country home provides a tranquil base for families and large groups. You'll find it nestled in verdant hillslopes, boasting five acres of lush landscaped gardens and panoramic views of the medieval town of Valfabbrica. Here, the famous Sentiero di San Francesco hiking trail is practically on your doorstep, while the beautiful towns of Perugia and Assisi are less than a thirty-minute drive away.

At first glance, this home charms with its rustic stone facade. Inside, it's all exposed beam ceilings, terracotta tiled floors and traditional furnishings. We especially love the country kitchen, fully equipped for home cooking and seamlessly connected to the lounge and dining room through wide, sweeping archways. After a restful slumber in the spacious sleeping quarters, fire up the Moka pot and enjoy espressos on the patio. 

Outside, expansive gardens offer ample space for relaxing in the sun. Spend your days catnapping on a sun lounger or tucking into a picnic amidst the foliage. On balmy evenings, gather for alfresco feasts on the wood-fired oven and masonry barbecue before curling up in the cosy lounge by the warm glow of the fireplace.

Divine Reverie

A seven-minute drive from two of the Adriatic coast’s glorious beaches, this Italian country villa sits in a blissfully quiet location. You’re overlooking rolling vineyards here, verdant green in summer and burnt orange and sunshine yellow in autumn. The perfect shores of Marcelli Beach and Numama Beach are each a seven-minute drive away, where loungers line the sand and the sea is crystal clear.

Back at the villa, you’ve got a shared swimming pool should you fancy a cooling dip in summer. Open up the double doors in the living room to the private brick patio, or the shaded veranda on the other side of the house. Inside, you’ve got the staples of Italian rusticana keeping things on theme; wooden ceilings and thick exposed stone walls. The kitchen is decidedly sleek and modern, and there are pops of character courtesy of gilded mirrors and Chinese dressers. 

Vine Leaves on the Horizon

Nestled in the rolling hills of Marche, this home is the definition of rural charm. The 200-year-old farmhouse is now a charming, four-bedroom villa showcasing both modern amenities and traditional style. Admire the exposed wooden beams and fireplace in the living space, and take in the views from the master bedroom's private balcony – whoever takes this room is very lucky indeed. The garden is an attraction in its own right, with flourishing flowers and shaded dining areas where you can enjoy breakfast in the morning. Relax by the pool with a book and soak up the views, returning to the house only to rustle up lunch in the kitchen to enjout in the conservatory, one of our favourite spots. If it's even possible, the gardens perhaps look more charming after the sun goes down, when the pool lights up and lamps cast the trees in a warm glow. Gather out here for a barbecue, and afterwards curl up in the historic living room for a nightcap. While this home's charm comes from its rural location, you're just a twenty-minute drive from Pesaro, a coastal city where you can visit palaces and take to the many cycling trails. 

The Rest Is History

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This rustic Italian retreat looks out over a peaceful Umbrian valley, yet it’s only a short walk into the historic centre of Amelia for the local cheese shop, bars, bakeries and grocery shops. Covered outdoor lounges beneath rose-dappled pergolas and a summer kitchen embrace the bucolic life, while the modern swimming pool keeps things in the 21st century.  Inside, it feels like the old world in the open kitchen, living and dining room with a working stone hearth for chilly evenings. Each bedroom has a set of French windows opening up to the first-floor or ground-floor terraces and one bedroom has its own entrance from the garden.  

L'Ameria

Standing high and proud above sea level, this turreted fortress gazes down at the stunning, surrounding countryside. Planted neatly between the delights of Tuscany and Umbria and with Lake Trasimeno in the foreground, a medieval trail of monuments, spas, and villages await to be explored. The villa itself is like an ancient towerhouse, rising up between the trees. The 360-degree view from its highest point overlooks the vast grounds, so you can survey the lands like a king or queen. Kids can play Rapunzel in the tower, or run around on the lawn and splash in the pool. With so many sheltered seating spots, from terraces to balconies, there’s plenty of spots to escape with a good book and bask in the peace and quiet. A cute, consecrated chapel sits within the grounds, should you be visiting for nuptials, and the four-poster master bed with its velvet curtains is the stuff of honeymoon suite dreams. With pines, cypresses, vivid blooms, and even an orchard and vegetable garden, this home is suitably overflowing with flora to sit within the green heart of Italy. 

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Nestled on the hills at the foot of Lake Trasimeno, this charming villa is the perfect escape away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Ideal for larger groups, there’s plenty of space to spread out and enjoy some quiet time here – and with each bedroom boasting an en-suite, there will be no queue to get ready in the mornings. That said, we think everyone will naturally be drawn to the outdoor space. A private pool, sun-drenched terraces, alfresco dining spots and views across the lake – what’s not to love?

Terra Magica

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. Each room features antique furniture and paintings, and we can just imagine sinking back into the leather sofa in the living room. In the garden, take a dip in the swimming pool, sunbathe on a lounger, or just settle back with a cool drink on the terrace – it's hard not to be enraptured by the views of the coastline. Prepare an Italian feast in the kitchen, which has a dishwasher, fridge, and oven, or enjoy a barbecue in the garden, then admire the sunset with a glass of wine in hand. This charming villa lies just a short drive from the beach in San Benedetto del Tronto, where you might savour seafood in a restaurant or take walks along the palm-lined promenade.

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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. But the real draw here is the sunny garden. Alongside the pool, there's a charming portico that serves as a second living space. While away your days swimming, sunbathing on the chairs and lounging on the L-shaped sofa. When you want a break from the sun, close the curtains and transform the patio into a shady haven. The wood-burning barbecue grill doubles as a fire pit on chilly evenings – after a delicious meal enjoyed at the outdoor table, watch the sunset over the hills with a glass of wine. This region is rich in history, brimming with charming villages and hamlets. Visit the restaurants and shops in nearby Monte Urano or drive fifteen minutes to the seaside.

As The Day Is Long

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Located on an estate on the Santa Croce hill, this villa promises a serene stay for a family or group of friends. We love the contemporary interiors, and with each bedroom boasting its own en-suite, there will be no queue to get ready in the mornings. Outdoors, you can immerse yourself in nature while you swim in the private pool, sunbathe on the terrace or simply soak up the far-reaching views. Keen to explore the region? You’ll find a golf course nearby, or you can take a scenic drive to Perugia – full of history and cobbled alleyways, it’s well worth a visit. 

Hilltop Bliss

Arriving at this Umbrian villa, you wouldn’t think it was a new build – it’s got all the character and charm of an old, Italian farmhouse with brick-lined, arched windows and a terracotta roof. It’s built with local stone and embraces organic architecture. Blending in with its bucolic surroundings, it looks out over the Oasi di Alviano nature reserve – home to protected Umbrian flora and fauna. It’s a short drive to Terni to explore ancient ruins and local cuisine in family-run restaurants and a traditional medieval hilltop town awaits at Todi nearby.

The first thing that catches the eye is the inviting, Roman-style swimming pool that looks out over the fauna-filled valley and patchwork fields to hazy hills in the distance. A loggia-style dining area houses a table for the group and a barbecue grill, all with that stunning view before you. Steal away to the olive grove and curl up in a hammock with a holiday read.

Inside, antique and vintage pieces throughout add to the old farmhouse feel of the home, alongside wooden ceilings and terracotta tiled floors. A huge double-sided fireplace sits between the dining and living room for cosy evenings in. The view from the arched window in here is simply sublime – framed like a picture on the exposed stone wall. Up on a mezzanine level, you’ll find a secluded little reading nook to hide away in.  

New Old World

This palatial Umbrian villa sits on a 140-acre wine estate amid beautiful countryside. There are hiking and cycling trails through the surrounding vineyards, making this an excellent base for outdoorsy travellers. Orvieto, with its winding medieval streets and Gothic cathedral, is just fifteen minutes away, perfect for a day-trip or a meal out. The villa is traditional, with beamed ceilings and terracotta-tiled floors. A grand feature staircase leads from the open-plan living space to the bedrooms, which are comfortable enough to rival a hotel’s. Outside, you'll have a private pool and a barbecue for alfresco dining in stunning surrounds. 

Umbrian Vista

As far as villas go, you don't get much more 'hilltop' than this. Soak up the views across the Umbrian hills towards the city of Todi, a tableau so beautiful so you'll never want to leave. The scents of jasmine, lavender, and roses follow you down the stone steps to the infinity pool, which is surrounded by sun loungers and a shaded gazebo. The views take centre-stage in the villa, too – large windows surround the space, where you'll find a country-style kitchen with an island and a cosy living space with a corner sofa and fireplace. A marble staircase leads upstairs to the bedrooms, where you'll wake up each morning to similarly spectacular country vistas. Sip your coffee outside on the terrace, then spend the morning sunbathing on the perfectly manicured lawn. Take the 10-minute drive to Todi to wander the cobbled streets and explore local restaurants – you might recognise some of the plazas from Italian movies. Pick up some local wine to enjoy with a barbecue back at your villa, and savour a glass while admiring the stunning sunset over the surrounding hills.

Sweet Jasmine

Nestled between the valleys and fields of central Italy, this luxury, eco-conscious country house provides the perfect base for a rural getaway. What was once an abandoned farmhouse has been sensitively restored to reflect the bountiful Marche countryside, honouring its traditional characteristics while adding a flair of modernity. Inside, terracotta tiles and wooden beamed ceilings blend harmoniously with chic, minimalist furniture and a modern, farmhouse-style kitchen. 

The interior is beautiful, but we imagine you’ll be spending most of your time making the most of the outdoors. Especially when considering the outdoor kitchen, fully equipped for trying your hand at local dishes. Spend days lounging by the saltwater pool, taking a dip to cool off, while soaking in the rural surroundings. And spend evenings beneath the pergola, white curtains gently swaying in the wind, tucking into a fresh barbecue dinner around the dining table. After nights of tipsy piano playing and a few games of pool, you’ll love sinking into your cosy beds, already looking forward to waking up to the verdant, rolling views that both bedrooms are met with. 

If you never wanted to leave this slice of countryside heaven, we’d get it. But this corner of Italy is one of the last areas that isn’t yet on the tourist trail, so you can explore the region of Marche and its beaches, walled cities, and archaeological sites with ease. 

Memories from Marche

Set in the Umbrian countryside, this charming home is the perfect place to relax with family or friends. Every nook and cranny oozes character – it feels inviting and traditional. We love the large bathtub, ideal for a post-sightseeing soak, and the kitchen has everything you need to cook Italian classics. That said, the biggest draw is the infinity pool, from which you can admire the Apennines hills in the distance. Fancy an alfresco aperitif? The terrace has you covered. Location-wise, the picturesque Lake Trasimeno is less than 10 kilometres away, while Cortona, Perugia, and the wine mecca of Montepulciano are all driveable in under an hour.

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Amidst rolling hills and sweeping vineyards, this stone villa promises a serene Umbrian getaway. With a seasonal swimming pool, outdoor fire pit and dappled terrace perfect for alfresco dining, you won't be short on spots to soak up the swoon-worthy scenery. Inside, the design is charming and cosy, bursting with traditional character. Some may consider it a little dated, but we think that's part of the appeal. Two guests will share a sofa bed on the mezzanine, though – since privacy is limited, we think it's best for kids. Location-wise, you're just a short drive from the small medieval town of Gualdo Cattaneo, while Todi, Perugia and Assisi are all excellent options for day trips.

Hills of Tranquillity

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. Paying homage to its rich history, it features a restored mediaeval town centre dotted with attractive restaurants and bars that you’ll probably end up frequenting. Once you’ve had lunch with a negroni cocktail, walk to any one of the many beaches to dip your toes into the Adriatic sea. 

Grab tiramisu on your way back home and settle around the dining table to devour it together – don’t forget to make a round of espresso to enjoy afterwards. When you’re done gushing about just how good that was, why not clear the table for a round or two of poker – loser gets the pizza for dinner. As the day winds down, settle into the couch with a good book and simply appreciate the natural warmth of the wooden rafters and exposed brick.

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The views at this Umbrian home are truly spectacular. The villa stands in vast private grounds just a ten-minute drive from the hilltop town of Montone, looking out over the hills and valleys of the Umbrian countryside. It’s a secluded retreat, but still within easy access to all that Umbria has to offer. The villa is rustic, with a simple and comfortable decor – expect cotto floors, beamed ceilings and exposed original stonework, plus a few antiques. The gardens have been designed to make the most of the wraparound views, so you’ll find many a terrace and quiet corner to enjoy. We love the fig tree by the pool – time your visit right and you can pick sun-warmed fruit straight from the tree for breakfast. 

Drink in the Serenity

Tucked away in the Umbrian countryside, this traditional villa has tranquillity running through its core. While the upper level is reserved for the owner’s family, there’s more than enough space on the lower level for a family or group of friends to enjoy a comfortable stay. And the cherry on top is the outdoor space. Sun-kissed terraces, shady alfresco dining spots and a private pool – what’s not to love? When you’re ready to explore, it’s a mere fifteen-minute drive to Puglia, where authentic Italian cuisine awaits. 

Lavender, Basil & Rosemary

You can watch the stunning sunsets from this stone farmhouse in the Umbrian hills. Take in the views of the surrounding valleys from the private pool, garden and balcony – wonderful memories with family and friends are sure to be created here. The accommodation, set over three floors, is split between the main house and an annexe which has two more bedrooms and and a kitchen area. Another highlight is the location – it’s only 12 kilometres from the historical centre of Todi, with its medieval buildings, piazzas, palaces and Roman relics.

An Umbrian Rhapsody

Traditional and cosy, this villa has all the hallmarks of an Umbrian getaway. The private pool is open in the summer and boasts panoramic views of the surrounding hills. Indoors, there's plenty of character to admire – the home was built in 1616, after all. Our favourite spot is the conservatory-style lounge, with its large windows showing off the scenery. Two bedrooms are located in a separate annexe, making it ideal for those wanting a bit more space and privacy. As for location, you'll be based near the medieval village of Monte Castello di Vibio and within easy driving distance of Todi, Perugia, and Orvieto.

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