Situated in the phenomenal Lazian countryside, this stunning villa is the perfect escape for the entire family. Make the most of the fabulous facilities available and head for a game of paddle on the paddle court or unwind in the amazing spa. Casa Ottone offers everything you need for the perfect holiday.
Recently built in 2021, this property is sure to impress with its wide range of modern facilities, including five bedrooms, five bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a spa including a sauna, steam bath and jacuzzi, a gym and even a piano. However, it still maintains a traditional exterior with its charming farmhouse style, offering the ideal blend of old and new.
It’s not just the villa’s interiors which are sure to take your breath away. In the outdoor area, you will be treated to a paddle court, a ping pong table, a barbecue, a large pool and a sizeable garden area with olive groves offering a panorama of the unbelievable surrounding scenery. Relax by taking a dip in the inviting pool or indulging in a glass of wine on the garden terrace as you enjoy the tremendous views.
Casa Ottone is situated in a wonderful part of Italy, located in the Lazio region and right beside the border with Tuscany. This provides villa guests with the ideal base for exploring central Italy. From mountains to lakes to historic towns and cities, you can truly experience the best of what Italy has to offer in this area.
Close by, you can head to a wine tasting in one of the many surrounding vineyards or embark on one of the numerous fantastic hikes nearby. Moreover, you can reach the idyllic town of San Casciano dei Bagni in just 20 minutes by car. This town is home to thermal springs and baths, terrific food, gorgeous architecture and surrounding countryside.
Further afield, be sure to take advantage of the beautiful cities of Perugia and Siena, just an hour and 30 minutes drive away from the villa. You can even reach the extraordinary cities of Rome and Florence in 2 hours by car. The location of Casa Ottone truly could not be better.
