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Casale Le Due Querce

Terni in Umbria, Italy

from £1,615 per week

Ref: ITE256R

Considered the geographical centre of Italy, Narni is 9 kilometres away and is perched high above the narrow valley of the river Nera. The architect-owner of this property is justly proud of his work. From the ruins of the old farmhouse and stables he has rebuilt the two buildings with the utmost care and detail so that they are now completely transformed.

Key Features

Additional Information

The casale is located at the end of a one and a half kilometre driveway with sliding electric gate allowing entry into the extensive fenced grounds. The two buildings are made up of the two-storeyed farmhouse and the ground floor stables. The 15m x 6m swimming pool is overlooked by an alfresco dining area.

Every bedroom has an en suite bathroom, some with Jacuzzis. Add to this that the property is located in southern Umbria amongst cultivated fields, woods, a stream at one end of the grounds and with views over to the classic hilltop village of Visciano, and you have the perfect spot for a tranquil holiday.

Farmhouse for up to 10 people (when the stables will be closed) or during the High Season regardless of the number of people:

Ground Floor:
Sitting/dining room with open fireplace
Kitchen with fridge/freezer, hob, oven and dishwasher
Store room with washing machine
Shower room with WC
Second sitting room with double sofa bed and stairway
One double bedded room with ensuite bathroom, WC

First Floor:
Two double bedded rooms with ensuite bathroom, WC
One twin bedded room with ensuite shower room, WC

Stables for up to 8 people (when the farmhouse will be closed) or more than 10 people or during the High Season regardless of the number of people:

Ground Floor:
One double bedded room with ensuite bathroom, WC
One twin bedded room with ensuite shower room, WC
One double bedded room with ensuite shower room, WC
Sitting room with sofa bed
Kitchen/dining room with hob, oven, fridge/freezer and dishwasher
WC with washing machine.

Swimming pool open between 15th May and 30th September (weather permitting).

Check in: 4:00pm
Check out: 10:00am

In Summary

Facilities

Bath
Heating
Shower
Bike
Phone
Washing Machine
BBQ
Private Pool
Tennis Court
Dishwasher

Availability and Price

Fill out how many days you wish to stay, as well as the number of people travelling.

We may be able to accommodate shorter breaks please call or email for details.

Location

Nearest Beach
Tarquinia 87.0 km
Nearest Shop
Taizzano 3.0 km
Distance from Airport
96.0 km from Rome Fiumicino Airport

Taizzano is 3 kilometres away and provides the essentials of a grocer, butcher and trattoria.

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