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SOUTHERN  MARCHE

The perfect place to make the most of the most dramatic stretch of the Apennines.
[Various Options: Sleeps 2-8]

Handsome pale brick villa, dating from 1879, reached along a short avenue of cypress trees.
[Sleeps 8+2]

200-year-old farmhouse, sits on a hillside offering magnificent views of the Sibillini mountains.
[Sleeps 10]

A traditional farmhouse in a splendid panoramic position, it has breathtaking views of of the Sibillini mountains. 
[Sleeps 8-12]

Steeped in the tranquillity of the Marche countryside, with panoramic views of medieval hilltop towns and the majestic Sibillini mountains, Casa della Marchesa and Casa Luisa are two large dream villas in a unique setting.
[Sleeps 9]

Steeped in the tranquillity of the Marche countryside, with panoramic views of medieval hilltop towns and the majestic Sibillini mountains, Casa della Marchesa and Casa Luisa are two large dream villas in a unique setting.
[Sleeps 8]

Casale Il Cerro is perfectly placed to make the most of the most dramatic stretch of the Apennines. 
[Sleeps 6]

Immersed in eighty acres of hazelnut and walnut trees, yet only four kilometres from Urbino.
[Various Options: Sleeps 2-4]

Set in verdant countryside just outside the lovely little town of Cagli.
[Various Options: Sleeps 2-4]

Tucked away in the hills above the village of Smirra, which lies between the historic town of Cagli and Acqualagna, la Maestade is an oasis of rural tranquillity.
[Various Options: Sleeps 2-4]

This lovely old sandstone house is thought to have been built by Benedictine monks in the seventeenth century, although records show that there was a house on this spot two hundred years earlier.
[Various Options: Sleeps 2-6]

Set in a remote woodland spot high in the Apennines, Chignoni, an eighteenth-century borgo, or hamlet, is a veritable oasis of peace and tranquility.
[Various Options: Sleeps 2-8]

Less then 1km off the ‘Vecchia Cassia’ road which connects Siena and Rome.
[Various Options: Sleeps 2-7]

These lovely early seventeenth century farmhouses offer superb views of the rolling chalk hills that sweep up towards Montalcino and Pienza in the distance.
[Various Options: Sleeps 2-4+1]

The magnificent abbey of Spineto, set in the wooded heart of southeastern Tuscany, was founded in 1085 by Benedictine monks who devoted their lives to study, meditation and farming.
[Various Options: Sleeps 8-9, 14-16]

Compared to the rustic farmhouses which lend the countryside of southern Tuscany much of its charm, the red-brick building of Terra Rossa stands out immediately for the authority and symmetry of its Florentine design.
[Various Options: Sleeps 2+2, 4+1]

The original castle of Cosona was destroyed in 1234, and the present fortified country house, still a noteable landmark among the picturesque Sienese hills around Pienza, dates back to 1400.
[Various Options: Sleeps 2,4, 11]

Pieve di Caminino is a unique property which is deeply rooted in the history of its locality.
[Various Options: Sleeps 2 to 4+1]

La Canigiana has an enviable position in peaceful countryside just a stone's throw from Florence.
[Various Options: Sleeps 2+1, 4, 4+2]

Santa Maria is a superb villa standing in its own grounds on a hillside in the Umbrian countryside.  A house of great character once owned by a choreographer, it still has the huge dance room with polished wooden floor.
[Sleeps: 8-12]

The Veschitelli family converted this Umbrian farmhouse into four exquisite apartments in 2003. Each apartment is uniquely styled and all have a warm country ambience, are well-equipped, and share the wonderful view to the south.
[Various Options: Sleeps 2+1 - 4+1]