Set in the Aso Valley, approximately 30 minutes from both the Adriatic coast and the Sibillini Mountains, this distinguished mid-18th century estate offers an exceptional combination of architectural heritage, privacy and natural beauty.
Restored in 2019, the property comprises approximately 1,600 m² of accommodation across the principal villa and two independent guest cottages, with 11 b
Set in the Aso Valley, approximately 30 minutes from both the Adriatic coast and the Sibillini Mountains, this distinguished mid-18th century estate offers an exceptional combination of architectural heritage, privacy and natural beauty.
Restored in 2019, the property comprises approximately 1,600 m² of accommodation across the principal villa and two independent guest cottages, with 11 bedrooms with the potential to more if required.
The estate extends over 1.7 hectares of fully fenced grounds, where an outstanding garden forms one of the property’s defining features. Beyond the gardens lies a productive vineyard, while uninterrupted views stretch across the surrounding countryside to the Sibillini Mountains on the horizon. A 15 × 5 m saltwater swimming pool, complemented by a fully equipped pool house with portico, kitchen and bathroom, provides an elegant setting for entertaining and relaxation.
The restoration successfully combines the character of the original villa with modern technology, including underfloor heating, solar panels and a comprehensive structural upgrade that has made the property seismically secure. An impressive gated entrance and excellent access complete the estate.
Despite its generous proportions, the villa has the atmosphere of a welcoming family home. At the same time, the layout of the estate lends itself naturally to an exclusive boutique hospitality or exclusive private residence.
Just minutes from a thriving village with excellent services, yet cooler and noticeably quieter than the coast during the summer months, this is a truly exceptional property, distinguished as much by its atmosphere as by the quality of its restoration.
Located in the historic town of Amandola, this property offers tranquil mountain surroundings and easy access to regional amenities. It is approximately 1 hour 15 minutes by car to the Porto Sant’Elpidio train station, with several nature parks nearby. Dining options focus on local Italian cuisine, and cultural landmarks include medieval architecture. The Adriatic coast is reachable within 1 hour 30 minutes for beach and leisure activities.
Rome, the eternal city, has been attracting visitors for two millennia but it is still one of the most exhilarating
Rome, the eternal city, has been attracting visitors for two millennia but it is still one of the most exhilarating and romantic destinations in the world. Italy Sotheby’s International Realty offers its international and local clientele a wide selection of luxury properties in Rome, on Capri Island as well as on that beautiful coast of rugged cliffs and sandy coves that is known as Amalfi Coast. Located inside the renowned Palazzo Odescalchi, whose facade was originally designed by Gian Lorenzo Bernini in 1665, and just across the street from Palazzo Colonna, the office is conveniently positioned to offer the right properties catering to individual client needs. Its competent, multi-lingual staff members are delighted to introduce their clients to the marvels of high-end property in some of Italy’s most enchanting destinations. With the purpose of confirming Italy Sotheby’s International Realty’s vocation for hospitality and the quality of living spaces, it has opened two showrooms, in Milan and Rome. Two spaces designed to welcome guests in a private setting, characterized by pieces of furniture that have made the history of Italian design.
Lo Rome showroom is located in the heart of Roma in Via Fontanella di Borghese , a few steps from Trinità dei Monti and Via dei Condotti. The project of the new space, composed of four different rooms, was born in collaboration with the Giustini/Stagetti Gallery, which for over ten years has based its research on 20th-century Italian design and international contemporary design.