Belle Villa dans une Zone Archéologique de l'Époque Romaine

Mighty and elegant, with the frames of the external openings embellished by travertine use, for spaces and dimensions this residence is a truly ideal place to spend, in absolute relaxation, an unforgettable holiday. Former hunting lodge and then, with the advent of the sharecropping, country house, this dwelling bears witness to its most recent history in the papal registers dated 1680. Composed of four apartments, able to accommodate two to six people each and all equipped with independent kitchen, this villa can accommodate, up to a maximum of twelve people. But it is in the large outdoor kitchen, directly overlooking the garden, that the Villa lives a second life. Here, up to twenty people can be accommodated. The large stone block that characterizes this part of the building has large windows and is served by a convenient and functional wood-burning oven and, at the same time, also offers the possibility of lighting up to an outdoor barbeque. Here too we find travertine, a typical material of this area which also includes the interior floors, together with lots of wood in what, as a final result, is a great mix between modern and ancient. Outside, very suggestive, even the fountain – amazing to see it light up at night – which is almost the futuristic re-creation of an ancient ditch to defend the sumptuous property. The large garden is the ideal place to read a book, have a drink, take a walk or dive into real sun baths or in the enchanting pool overlooking the sea. All around, in the large wooden walkway, you can stretch out on the comfortable deck chairs able to accommodate the many guests who will surely find the residence of their dreams at this villa.