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La Vigna
La Vigna is a charming 17th century farmhouse recently fully restored to the highest standards with many original features and an impressive swimming pool. La Vigna's four bedrooms sleep up to 9.
Also, The Little Barn, standing alongside the main house is available. In this restored old barn you will find a double bedroom upstairs, kitchen and bathroom below. The Little Barn is only available when booking Il Vigneto.
The property is located in a peaceful valley, well away from other properties, in grounds of about 1 hectare on a south-west facing slope with magnificent views of the Sibillini mountains, part of the Sibillini Mountains National Park.
The Ground Floor
The spacious entrance hall opens into the stairs to the first floor, with a door leading to a large cloakroom with fully tiled shower. The main living room with exposed beams, fireplace, double aspect to south and west, is comfortably furnished, and equipped with television and audio.
Large French windows open onto a portico terrace to the south, shaded in day and delightful for dining in the evening.
The Kitchen leads directly off the sitting room. It features modern fittings and appliances, including dishwasher, microwave oven and a good range of cooking utensils. There is a large pantry and utility area off the kitchen with a washing machine and freezer.
The First Floor
The stairway in the entrance hall leads to a bright and spacious landing area. There is a double sofa-bed on the landing.
Leading off the landing there are two double bedrooms with double beds, plus one double bedroom with twin beds, as well as a smaller single bedroom off the landing.
The Exterior
La Vigna faces south west in a delightful peaceful valley giving glorious views in both the summer and winter. The grounds are bordered by mature trees to the north and east and include a small productive vineyard to the front of the house.
The villa has its own private pool which can be used day or night between April and September. The pool is 14 metres by 7 meters. The depth at the shallow end is 1.2 metres dropping to 1.8 metres at the deep end.
The portico terrace faces south, overlooking the mountains. It is shaded during the day and is delightful for dining outdoors in the evening.
The spacious entrance hall opens into the stairs to the first floor, with a door leading to a large cloakroom with fully tiled shower. The main living room with exposed beams, fireplace, double aspect to south and west, is comfortably furnished, and equipped with television and audio.
Large French windows open onto a portico terrace to the south, shaded in day and delightful for dining in the evening.
The Kitchen leads directly off the sitting room. It features modern fittings and appliances, including dishwasher, microwave oven and a good range of cooking utensils. There is a large pantry and utility area off the kitchen with a washing machine and freezer.
The First Floor
The stairway in the entrance hall leads to a bright and spacious landing area. There is a double sofa-bed on the landing.
Leading off the landing there are two double bedrooms with double beds, plus one double bedroom with twin beds, as well as a smaller single bedroom off the landing.
The Exterior
La Vigna faces south west in a delightful peaceful valley giving glorious views in both the summer and winter. The grounds are bordered by mature trees to the north and east and include a small productive vineyard to the front of the house.
The villa has its own private pool which can be used day or night between April and September. The pool is 14 metres by 7 meters. The depth at the shallow end is 1.2 metres dropping to 1.8 metres at the deep end.
The portico terrace faces south, overlooking the mountains. It is shaded during the day and is delightful for dining outdoors in the evening.
| Price per week in £ | Main House | Little Barn |
|---|---|---|
| No. persons | 9 | 2 |
| 7 January - 12 May | 790 | 150 |
| 12 May - 23 June | 995 | 250 |
| 23 June - 7 July | 1350 | 350 |
| 7 July - 1 September | 1500 | 500 |
| 1 September - 15 September | 1350 | 350 |
| 15 September - 27 October | 995 | 250 |
| 27 October - 15 December | 790 | 150 |
| 15 December - 5 January | 1500 | 500 |
A security deposit of € 300 will be requested and will be refunded subject to any damage or additional expenses incurred.
The Little Barn is only available as part of your booking for La Vigna.
Prices are in British Pounds
availability: whole year
accommodation: 9+2
accommodation: 9+2
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La Vigna is a five minute drive from the village of Gualdo with a range of shops and services available,
and fifteen minutes from the town of Sarnano which has supermarkets, and a regular market.
It is within easy reach of airports at Ancona (1hr and 15m), Pescara (1hr 45m), and Rome (3hrs 30 m), all served by Ryanair. Flights are also available to Rome from Easyjet.
Please, contact us info@le-marche-explorer.com or use our enquiry form
Le Marche is one of Italy's best kept secrets. Prior to the unification of Italy, Le Marche was one of the Papal States governed directly by the Pope, "the Marches" meaning a border province of the Holy Roman Empire. The inland area is almost tourist-free and the local people tend to be kind and helpful to strangers.
On Italy's East coast, between the Adriatic and Apennines, the Marches are relatively undiscovered, yet surprisingly accessible. A mosaic of ancient cities, rolling hills, dramatic mountains, hidden valleys and long, sandy beaches, Le Marche is an outstanding holiday destination.
The landscape of Le Marche ranges from undulating agricultural fields and vine clad slopes to snow-capped mountains and dramatic gorges. Il Vigneto is situated in an area of natural beauty, close to the majestic Sibillini mountain range and the Sibillini National Park which provides the most breathtaking scenery in central Italy. The mountains are calcareous in origin, producing the magnificent Frassasi limestone caves. There are 20 peaks over 2000m and several ski resorts in the area. The whole area is a walker's paradise with many mountain paths, guided walks if you require, and a stunning array of wild flowers to be seen. Le Marche is rich in historical-artistic and cultural heritage which has been preserved and unlike its neighbours Umbria and Tuscany, is relatively undiscovered and still unspoiled by tourism. Little English is spoken but the local Italians are very friendly and helpful, especially if you try to speak a few words of Italian.
Every small hilltop village in this region has a beautiful church and a welcoming bar, but more than that, throughout summer and autumn each village has its local festa or sagra. This is a time to celebrate the year's hard work and is usually based on produce from mushrooms, sausages, fruit, wine or chestnuts depending on the season. It is a time for eating and drinking, processions, music and dancing.
On Italy's East coast, between the Adriatic and Apennines, the Marches are relatively undiscovered, yet surprisingly accessible. A mosaic of ancient cities, rolling hills, dramatic mountains, hidden valleys and long, sandy beaches, Le Marche is an outstanding holiday destination.
The landscape of Le Marche ranges from undulating agricultural fields and vine clad slopes to snow-capped mountains and dramatic gorges. Il Vigneto is situated in an area of natural beauty, close to the majestic Sibillini mountain range and the Sibillini National Park which provides the most breathtaking scenery in central Italy. The mountains are calcareous in origin, producing the magnificent Frassasi limestone caves. There are 20 peaks over 2000m and several ski resorts in the area. The whole area is a walker's paradise with many mountain paths, guided walks if you require, and a stunning array of wild flowers to be seen. Le Marche is rich in historical-artistic and cultural heritage which has been preserved and unlike its neighbours Umbria and Tuscany, is relatively undiscovered and still unspoiled by tourism. Little English is spoken but the local Italians are very friendly and helpful, especially if you try to speak a few words of Italian.
Every small hilltop village in this region has a beautiful church and a welcoming bar, but more than that, throughout summer and autumn each village has its local festa or sagra. This is a time to celebrate the year's hard work and is usually based on produce from mushrooms, sausages, fruit, wine or chestnuts depending on the season. It is a time for eating and drinking, processions, music and dancing.