Casa Pietrina

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Sleeps: 6 - 8 Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2

Overview

Pool
Great Value
Ideal for Kids Walk to Village Romantic

When you see the wonderful home and the beautiful landscapes surrounding the village, you will understand how easily the owners fell in love with Casa Pietrina, nestled in the beautiful region of Umbria, also known as the ‘Green Heart of Italy’.


This charming three-bedroom farmhouse, located in a small countryside village, dates back to the 16th century. Its current owners acquired it only a few years ago after spending considerable time in their beloved Umbria. The home has been meticulously restored, preserving its character with impressive chestnut beams, hearty fireplaces, and arched doorways. The owners have also infused personality into the home with thoughtful additions such as inviting lighting, carefully chosen furnishings, artwork, books, and a range of contemporary features, including a Smart TV, a Bluetooth speaker, DVDs, and games. 


The brilliant kitchen-diner boasts a designer fridge-freezer, Nespresso machine, and marble worktops. Recent enhancements include a charming ‘winter garden’ room with a wood-burning fire and glass doors leading to the al-fresco dining area equipped with a Weber barbecue. There is also an upper terrace offering views over the village and beyond. Finally, the large swimming pool is perfect for the summer months. It is situated below the house, overlooking the olive grove with stunning views.


Casa Pietrina offers a serene retreat with breathtaking views of the Umbrian valley, an expansive outdoor space, and a large pool set amidst a private olive grove. Perfect for families and groups, it provides easy access to the historic town of Spoleto, known for its rich cultural heritage and vibrant local markets. Nearby Trevi is famous for its high-quality olive oil, while Montefalco is celebrated for its exceptional wines, including the renowned Montefalco Sagrantino DOCG.


Umbria is a paradise for food and wine enthusiasts. The region’s cuisine features hearty dishes like truffle pasta, wild boar, and porchetta, all enhanced by exceptional local olive oil. Visitors can enjoy various activities, from exploring ancient Etruscan sites and medieval towns to hiking and cycling through lush forests and tranquil lakes. Unique experiences such as truffle hunting and wine-tasting tours at picturesque vineyards add to the charm.

 

 

 

 

 

Oliver Approved

What you should know…

  • Casa Pietrina sleeps 6-8 guests across its three bedrooms, the third bedroom featuring two sets of bunk-beds.
  • Air-conditioning is featured in the two upstairs bedrooms only.
  • The large swimming pool is set in gated and fenced area below the house overlooking the olive grove, about 30m away.

This home is a part of our Great Value Collection!

Our great value homes:

  • may be traditionally styled for a laid back feeling
  • may have some simple amenities and features
  • mean that you can enjoy top holiday destinations for less!

Property Features

Private Pool Wi-Fi/Internet Air-Con BBQ Dishwasher Microwave Coffee Machine Ground Floor Bed & Bath Smart TV Indoor Games DVD Working Fireplace/Woodburner Heating Ceiling Fans

Villa Interiors

Ground Floor

-    Open-plan kitchen-diner with small living area and fireplace. Kitchen fully-equipped including dishwasher, electric oven, gas hob, fridge-freezer, drinks fridge, Moka pot and Nespresso machine
-    Laundry room
-    ‘Winter garden’ room with sofas and wood-burning stove
-    Bedroom with king-size double bed, en suite shower room and doors leading to terrace

Upstairs (via a metal staircase)


-    Living room with doors leading to upper terrace with outdoor furnishings
-    Bedroom with double/twin bed, air-conditioning and mezzanine level (via ladder) with desk
-    Bedroom with two sets of bunk-beds, air-conditioning and mezzanine level (via ladder, storage only)
-    Shower room

Outside Grounds


-    Salt-water swimming pool (15x4m, depth: 1.5m) open 8.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m., approximately beginning of June to end-September. Set in gated and fenced area below the house overlooking the olive grove, about 30m away
-    Pool shower
-    Sun-loungers
-    Al-fresco dining area with Weber BBQ
-    Underground well (to be kept locked)
-    Olive grove (50 trees, one acre)
-    On-site parking (1 or 2 small cars)

Facilities

-    Wi-Fi
-    Heating
-    Fireplace (October to April only)
-    Air-conditioning (two upstairs bedrooms only)
-    Ceiling fans (downstairs)
-    Smart TV
-    DVD player
-    Bluetooth music
-    Toys and board games
-    Children’s books and DVDs
-    Pool floats
-    Beach buckets and spades
-    Cave (not accessible to guests)
-    Washing/dryer machine 

Location

About the surrounding area of Casa Pietrina
Walk to Village <1hr to Airport Rural Location Walking/Hiking Paths Wine Tasting Cycling Horse Riding Outstanding Landscapes Outdoor Pursuit & Activities Tourist Towns & Villages Historical Sites
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Casa Pietrina is set in a small and authentic Umbrian village, just 12km from the delightful town of Spoleto and perfectly positioned to explore the best of this captivating region and beyond.

Drive up the narrow village lane and there is on-site parking for one or two small cars in a driveway. Alternatively you may find it easier to park in the square below and then walk up the stairs to the house.

There are some wonderful places to eat within a 5 to 10km drive - family-friendly trattorie, lovely pizzerias and a fantastic farm shop which has its own restaurant and amazing gelato. One of the next local villages, 7km away, is home to a well-stocked grocery store whilst there are larger supermarkets in Spoleto and Trevi, about a 15-minute drive away.

The idyllic Umbrian town of Spoleto is easily reached, just 12km away – admire its spectacular Ponte delle Torri, explore its historic lanes and soak up its authentic ambience. Nearby Trevi is also a delight, as are the enchanting perched villages of Montefalco, Spello and Bevagna, all within half an hour by car.

A little further, sample some of the gastronomic delights in Norcia (50km), possibly combined with walking or cycling in the amazing Sibillini Mountains, or head north towards Assisi (45km) with its historic treasures and world-famous sights.

Le Marche is also waiting to be discovered with precious towns such as Macerata and Ascoli Piceno 100km away and the glorious Adriatic coastline reached in around ninety minutes. Drive up to the magnificent Conero National Park, just south of Ancona, and visit one of Italy’s most beautiful beaches, Due Sorelle, by boat.

Closer to home in Umbria, there are endless cycling tracks, both on and off road, superb walking trails through the verdant landscapes of rolling hills, olive groves and vineyards or, for the most adventurous, white-water rafting along the Corno river.

Cookery lessons can be arranged for guests, as can tastings – sample some of Italy’s finest olive oil and try some excellent wines, especially around the vineyards of Montefalco where the DOCG Sagrantino is produced.     

Finally, spend the day in Rome by travelling on the fast train service from Spoleto, taking just 1 hr 20 mins to reach Italy’s splendid capital city.

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Local Amenities
Nearest Airport Perugia Airport

(50km)

Nearest Train Station Stazione di Spoleto

(12km)

Nearest Restaurant

(5km)

Nearest Supermarket Grocery store

(7km )

Nearest Town Spoleto

(12km)

Nearest City Perugia

(58km)

Nearest Golf Golf Terni

(51km)

Nearest Beach Civitanova Marche

(120km)

Region

Umbria, often referred to as the "Green Heart of Italy," is a picturesque region located in the heart of the Italian peninsula. Nestled between Tuscany, Lazio, and Le Marche, Umbria boasts a unique blend of natural beauty, historical charm, and cultural richness.

With its rolling hills, lush vineyards, and medieval towns, this region offers a diverse array of attractions and activities that make it a hidden gem in Italy.

Check out our range of beautiful villas in Umbria to start planning your holiday, now!

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Kids

Best Suited For: All Ages
Ideal for Kids Ideal for Teens

Children will be welcomed with open arms across Umbria whether dining in a local pizzeria or visiting the idyllic hilltop villages and towns of this glorious region.

Nearby Spoleto will amaze children as they gaze at the medieval fortress and Roman amphitheatre –if it all gets too much then there are some wonderful restaurants or simply relax with coffee and gelato in one of the town’s charming cafes. The Ponte delle Torri is amazing and there are some lovely woodland walks and picnic spots through the shady Monteluco woods.

Heading south the man-made Marmore Falls is another impressive place for walking whilst the most adventurous can try rafting along the Nera river. There are also more white-water rafting opportunities along the Corno river.

Younger guests may simply prefer a day out at the theme park near Perugia, Citta della Domenica. There’s also the ‘Activo Park’ with go-karts, playgrounds, mini-golf, trampolines and other adventures, found south-east of Spoleto, around half an hour away.

Of course, throughout Umbria there are walking trails for a variety of abilities as well as both on road and off road cycling. Horse-riding is another wonderful way to appreciate the incredible landscapes around you.

You can even visit the coast for the day with many blue-flagged beaches around Civitanova Marche around ninety minutes by car.

Cooking classes can also be arranged for all the family, hosted by a local nonna who can teach you to prepare some wonderful Umbrian cuisine.

Baby and Toddler Equipment

  • Cot(s)
  • High Chair(s)

Kids Activities Close-by

  • Walk to Village
  • <1hr to Airport
  • Cycling
  • Horse Riding
  • Outdoor Pursuit & Activities
  • Tourist Towns & Villages
  • Historical Sites

Onsite Facilities

  • Children's videos/DVDs
  • Children's books
  • Board games
  • Indoor Games
  • DVD
  • Toys

Services Available

  • Catering Available
  • Chef/Cook Available

Extras

Oliver's Extras

  • Pre-Stocked Fridge Available
  • Cooking Classes Available
  • Wine-Tasting Available
  • Catering Available
  • Chef/Cook Available
  • Meet and Greet on Arrival Included

At Oliver’s Travels we pride ourselves on going that little bit further for our guests. From private chefs to babysitters we can help you arrange those little extras that make it a truly memorable holiday. Simply fill in the concierge request form or contact the Oliver’s Concierge Team who will be happy to help. We can typically help you arrange any of the following:

- Maid service/extra cleaning
- Private chef/cook/catering
- Welcome hamper/pre-stocked fridge
- Local day-trips or tours
- Airport pick-up/drop-off
- Babysitting / childcare services

Extras available at this property (payable locally):

- Catering (a local nonna can prepare authentic home-cooked meals)
- Private chef
- Cookery lessons
- Food shopping (prior to arrival)
- Olive oil and wine tasting tours
- Taxi service
- Car hire

Please note that all extras are subject to availability and must be requested in advance of the holiday (prices on request). Due to some rural/remote locations, not all services will be available at all properties. However, we will always do our best to fulfil your requests!

Oliver's Travels Chef Service: A Gourmet Dining Experience
Make hosting a memorable dinner party at your villa an absolute breeze with our superb Chef Service. Our chefs will take care of everything for you from start to finish so you can just sit back and enjoy the gastronomic experience. They will bring all the necessary ingredients, cook and serve the food and even clean up afterwards. To find out more visit www.oliverstravels.com/chefs

Terms & Conditions

These terms and conditions may be amended from time to time.

Security deposit €250 paid in cash to the owner upon arrival and refunded upon departure, subject to full inspection.
Arrival time 4.00 p.m. Check-in outside this time may be subject to an extra cost. Please enquire for more details.
Departure time 10.00 a.m.
Energy costs included? Yes.
Heating costs included? Extra cost based on consumption, payable locally. An initial supply of wood for the fireplace is included.
Linen & towels included? Yes.
Pool towels included? Yes (when swimming pool is open).
End of stay cleaning included? No, extra €200, payable locally. However, guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit.
Changeover day Saturday (June-August, Easter and Xmas/New Year) and flexible at all other times.
Minimum stay 7 nights (June-August, Easter and Xmas/New Year), 3 nights (May, September and October) and 6 nights at other times.
Pets welcome? No.
Smoking Allowed? No.
Pool opening dates? The pool is open approximately beginning of June to end-September. Please note that pool opening dates are subject to local weather conditions and pool maintenance requirements and that cooler months may not be suitable for swimming.
Internet access? Wi-Fi internet access included.
Other Ts and Cs Air-conditioning is available in the upstairs bedrooms only. The owners ask that it is only used at night time when sleeping.
Other Ts and Cs Weddings, stag/hen parties and any special events are not allowed.
Other Ts and Cs A cot and highchair can be requested but advance notice is needed.
Tax Italian Visitors Tax payable locally (typically costs €1-€5 per adult per night- please enquire if exact amount is required).
Property Licence Number Pending
Other Ts and Cs Please note home security devices may be installed at the villa, please enquire for further information.

Rental Rates

Prices based on an occupancy of 6 people:

Rental period 3 Nights 4 Nights 5 Nights Weekly
Dec 12th 2024 - Apr 1st 2025 £1,472 £1,717 £1,962 £2,453
Apr 1st 2025 - May 1st 2025 £964 £1,285 £1,607 £2,248
May 1st 2025 - Jun 1st 2025 - - - £2,398
Jun 1st 2025 - Jul 1st 2025 - - - £2,998
Jul 1st 2025 - Sep 1st 2025 - - - £3,597
Sep 1st 2025 - Oct 1st 2025 - - - £2,998
Oct 1st 2025 - Mar 31st 2026 - - - £2,398
Mar 31st 2026 - Apr 30th 2026 £964 £1,285 £1,607 £2,248
Apr 30th 2026 - May 31st 2026 - - - £2,398
May 31st 2026 - Jun 15th 2026 - - - £2,998

Prices based on an occupancy of 6 people:

Rental period 3 Nights 4 Nights 5 Nights Weekly
Dec 12th 2024 - Apr 1st 2025 $1,877 $2,189 $2,502 $3,128
Apr 1st 2025 - May 1st 2025 $1,229 $1,639 $2,049 $2,867
May 1st 2025 - Jun 1st 2025 - - - $3,058
Jun 1st 2025 - Jul 1st 2025 - - - $3,822
Jul 1st 2025 - Sep 1st 2025 - - - $4,587
Sep 1st 2025 - Oct 1st 2025 - - - $3,822
Oct 1st 2025 - Mar 31st 2026 - - - $3,058
Mar 31st 2026 - Apr 30th 2026 $1,229 $1,639 $2,049 $2,867
Apr 30th 2026 - May 31st 2026 - - - $3,058
May 31st 2026 - Jun 15th 2026 - - - $3,822

Please note that these prices/rates are a guide only and may not be correct at the current date. For an accurate quote, please enquire.

Owner Profile

How long have you owned the property?
We purchased the property in 2024 from the previous owners of Casa Pietrina. 

What was it about the property that you first fell in love with?
My wife and I were married in Umbria outside of the city of Assisi.  We wanted to recreate the dreamy ambiance of our wedding in our private home.

Are there any interesting stories in its history?

The Castle of Silvignano- Silvignano was once a fortified village, and its history is closely tied to the presence of a medieval castle that served as a defense point and a symbol of the feudal power structure in the region. The castle, like many in Umbria, was part of a network of fortifications that protected the inhabitants from invasions and local conflicts. These fortifications were vital during the period of the Lombard invasions and later during the internal conflicts between different city-states and feudal lords.

The Church of San Michele Arcangelo- Another historical gem in Silvignano is the Church of San Michele Arcangelo, a testament to the village's religious and cultural heritage. This church, with its Romanesque architecture, dates back to the 12th century and showcases the architectural style and religious art of that era. It served as a spiritual center for the community and a place of refuge during turbulent times.

Silk Production in the Middle Ages- Silvignano was also known for its involvement in the production of silk during the Middle Ages. The fertile land and the mulberry trees cultivated in the region supported the silkworms needed for silk production. This industry was significant for the local economy and contributed to the wealth and development of the village.

The Influence of the Papal States- During the Renaissance, Silvignano and much of Umbria came under the influence of the Papal States. The region was strategically important, and its towns and villages, including Silvignano, were often caught in the power struggles between the Papal States and other Italian city-states. The legacy of this period is still visible in the architecture and historical records of the area.

For anyone coming to stay, is there anything you suggest that they really…
Must do? 

Explore the Historic Town of Spoleto, known for its ancient Roman architecture, medieval fortresses, and vibrant cultural scene. Key highlights include:

Rocca Albornoziana: A medieval fortress offering panoramic views of the town and surrounding countryside.

Ponte delle Torri: An impressive Roman aqueduct and bridge.

Spoleto Cathedral (Duomo di Spoleto): Featuring beautiful frescoes by Filippo Lippi.

Wine Tasting in Montefalco- Montefalco is renowned for its Sagrantino wine. Visiting local wineries such as Arnaldo Caprai and Scacciadiavoli for tastings and tours is a must. You can learn about the winemaking process and enjoy the scenic vineyards.

Truffle Hunting in the Umbrian Countryside- Participate in a truffle hunting expedition, which typically includes a guided hunt with trained dogs followed by a truffle-based meal. This is a unique and immersive way to experience the culinary traditions of the region.

Visit the Medieval Town of Assisi- Assisi is famous for being the birthplace of St. Francis. Key sites to visit include:

Basilica of San Francesco d’Assisi: A UNESCO World Heritage site with stunning frescoes.

Santa Maria degli Angeli: Home to the Porziuncola, a small church within a church.

Hiking and Nature Walks- Umbria offers numerous hiking trails that traverse through rolling hills, dense forests, and picturesque valleys. Notable trails include those in the Monte Subasio and Sibillini Mountains. These trails often lead to ancient ruins, historic churches, and offer breathtaking vistas.

Attend the Umbria Jazz Festival- If you visit in July, the Umbria Jazz Festival in Perugia is a must-attend event. It features world-class jazz performances in various venues throughout the city, creating a lively and vibrant atmosphere.

Olive Oil Tasting in Trevi- Trevi is famous for its high-quality olive oil. Visit local producers for tasting sessions to learn about the production process and sample some of the best olive oils in Italy.

Visit Mount Sibillini National Park- the park offers a range of outdoor activities including hiking, bird watching, and exploring natural landmarks like the Grotto of the Sibyl and Lago di Fiastra. It's perfect for nature enthusiasts and offers stunning landscapes.

Marmore Falls- A short drive away, Marmore Falls is one of the tallest man-made waterfalls in the world. The falls are set in a lush park with several hiking trails and viewpoints. It’s a spectacular sight and offers great opportunities for photography and nature walks.

Local Festivals and Culinary Experiences ike the "Festa della Cipolla" (Onion Festival) in Cannara or other seasonal food and wine festivals. These events offer a deep dive into the local culture, traditions, and cuisine 

Must eat?

  • Truffle Dishes
  • Tagliolini al Tartufo: Thin egg pasta with a simple truffle sauce, highlighting the rich flavor of the truffles.
  • Truffle Bruschetta: Grilled bread topped with truffle paste.
  • Porchetta
  • Wild Boar (Cinghiale)
  • Cinghiale alla Cacciatora: A rich stew made with wild boar, tomatoes, wine, and herbs.
  • Pappardelle al Cinghiale: Wide ribbon pasta served with a wild boar ragu.
  • Lentils from Castelluccio
  • Sagrantino di Montefalco Wine
  • Torta al Testo
  • Strangozzi alla Spoletina
  • Olive Oil from Trevi
  • Local Cheeses

Must see?

1. Spoleto

Rocca Albornoziana: A medieval fortress offering panoramic views of Spoleto and the surrounding countryside. It’s a significant historical site and often hosts cultural events and exhibitions.

Ponte delle Torri: An impressive Roman aqueduct and bridge, ideal for a scenic walk and photography.

Spoleto Cathedral (Duomo di Spoleto): Known for its stunning frescoes by Filippo Lippi and its beautiful Romanesque architecture.

2. Assisi

Basilica of San Francesco d’Assisi: A UNESCO World Heritage site, this basilica is the burial place of St. Francis of Assisi and features frescoes by Giotto and Cimabue.

Santa Maria degli Angeli: This basilica houses the Porziuncola, a small church within the church, and is an important pilgrimage site.

Wine Tasting: Montefalco is renowned for its Sagrantino wine. Visiting local wineries such as Arnaldo Caprai and Scacciadiavoli offers a chance to sample this robust red wine.

4. Trevi

Olive Oil Museum: Learn about the history and production of olive oil in Trevi, known for its high-quality olive oil.

Historic Center: Wander through the narrow streets of this charming hilltop town and enjoy the panoramic views of the Umbrian countryside.

5. Norcia

Mount Sibillini National Park: Perfect for hiking and nature lovers, this park offers stunning landscapes, including the mystical Grotto of the Sibyl and Lago di Fiastra.

Culinary Delights: Norcia is famous for its truffles, cured meats, and cheeses. Visit local markets and shops to sample these specialties.

6. Perugia

Historic Center: Explore the medieval streets, the Etruscan well, and the Fontana Maggiore. Perugia is also known for its vibrant cultural scene and the annual Umbria Jazz Festival.

National Gallery of Umbria: Located in Palazzo dei Priori, this gallery houses an extensive collection of Umbrian art from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance.

7. Marmore Falls

Cascata delle Marmore: One of the tallest man-made waterfalls in the world, Marmore Falls is a breathtaking sight. Enjoy hiking trails, viewpoints, and guided tours that explain the history and engineering behind the falls.

8. Gubbio

Roman Theater: This ancient theater dates back to the 1st century BC and is still used for performances today.

Palazzo dei Consoli: A Gothic building housing the Museo Civico, which includes artifacts from Gubbio’s rich history.

9. Lake Trasimeno

Isola Maggiore: Take a boat trip to this island on Lake Trasimeno and explore its medieval village and tranquil landscapes.

Lakeside Towns: Visit Castiglione del Lago and Passignano sul Trasimeno for their charming historic centers and lakeside views.

10. Todi

Piazza del Popolo: One of the most beautiful squares in Italy, surrounded by historic buildings such as the Palazzo del Capitano and the Palazzo dei Priori.

Todi Cathedral: Located at the top of a grand staircase, this cathedral features a stunning Romanesque facade.

What insider tip would you pass on about the property or the area?

An insider tip for visitors to the Silvignano area is to explore the lesser-known hiking trails that offer stunning views and a more intimate experience of the Umbrian countryside. One such trail starts near the village and leads to the ancient Roman aqueducts that are hidden in the hills. These aqueducts, though not widely advertised, are a remarkable historical site and provide a serene, off-the-beaten-path experience for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

Insider Tips:

Private Olive Oil Tasting: Arrange a private olive oil tasting with a local producer in nearby Trevi. This can often be organized through local contacts or recommendations from the owners. Trevi is renowned for its high-quality olive oil, and a private tasting session can provide a deeper understanding of the production process and the opportunity to purchase premium olive oils directly from the source.

Visit the Hidden Corners of Spoleto: While Spoleto is well-known for its historical and cultural landmarks, take some time to explore its hidden corners. Wander through the less frequented backstreets to find quaint cafés, artisan shops, and local trattorias that offer authentic Umbrian cuisine away from the more touristy areas. The Rocca Albornoziana fortress also provides incredible panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and is less crowded early in the morning.

Truffle Hunting Experience: Participate in a truffle hunting expedition with local experts. These hunts can be arranged in the forests surrounding Silvignano and offer a unique and immersive experience. It’s a seasonal activity, best enjoyed in the autumn, and often ends with a truffle-infused meal prepared by a local chef. This is a fantastic way to engage with the local culture and enjoy one of Umbria’s most famous culinary delights.

Explore Montefalco’s Wine Cellars: Montefalco is known for its Sagrantino wine, but to truly appreciate it, visit the smaller, family-run wineries that are often more flexible with personalized tours and tastings. Many of these vineyards have been in operation for generations and offer a personal touch, allowing you to learn about the winemaking process directly from the vintners.

Seasonal Festivals: Time your visit to coincide with one of the many local festivals. For example, the "Festa della Cipolla" (Onion Festival) in nearby Cannara celebrates the local onion harvest with food stalls, music, and cultural events. These festivals provide a lively and authentic taste of local traditions and community spirit.

What insider tip would you pass on about the property or the area?

A fantastic place just to relax, unwind and enjoy the unrivalled local food, wine and culture.

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Reviews

  • We had such a lovely stay

    on 08/09/2024

    We had such a lovely stay at Casa Pietrina. The village is beautiful and peaceful. And the location is fantastic for visiting local towns including Spoleto, Assisi, Foligno, Perugia, and many more. The house was great for our family of 5, with plenty areas to relax together or to have some time on your own. The pool was a real highlight. We would certainly come back again!

  • What a great place to visit in Umbria!

    on 03/09/2024

    What a great place to visit in Umbria! We stayed a week at Casa Pietrina and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The place is beautiful, sunny and centrally located to some many attractions in Umbria that are often overlooked by tourists. House was comfortable for a larger family, with a fully stocked kitchen and all amenities needed for a relaxing vacation. Pool area is beautiful and the view can't be beat, perfect spot to cool off after a day of sight-seeing! Communication with hosts was excellent and they had many recommendations for local restaurants and nearby spots to visit. Would definitely recommend this to others and plan to visit again in the future.

  • I love Casa Pietrina

    on 24/08/2024

    I love Casa Pietrina! The villa comfortably accommodates large parties, making it the perfect setting for a family getaway or a retreat with friends. The villa is well-equipped with all the amenities you'd expect, including a fully stocked kitchen, modern bathrooms, ample seating areas, and reliable Wi-Fi. The bedrooms are well-equipped with closets, storage, and comfortable beds. The vistas of the rolling Umbrian hills are mesmerizing.

    In terms of location, it's near several must-visit destinations in Umbria, allowing for easy day trips to cities including Assisi, Perugia, and others. Consider touring the Frasassi Caves (Ancona Abyss) or one region’s spectacular waterfalls, . Additionally, you'll find a variety of excellent restaurants nearby, offering delicious local cuisine that will satisfy any palate.

    Overall, this villa is a perfect blend of comfort and convenience, making it an ideal location to relax and explore the beauty of Umbria with family and friends. Thanks to Jamison, Tiziana, and Bianca for all your help before and during our stay. We’re looking forward to returning next year!

  • An awesome stay

    on 15/08/2024

    Just got back from an awesome stay at Casa Pietrina! The place is super cozy and stylish, with everything you need for a relaxing getaway. Loved the location! It’s close to some great activities but still quiet enough to relax and enjoy the scenery. Bianca was super friendly and made sure we had everything we needed. Definitely recommend staying here if you’re looking for a great place to unwind. I’ll be back for sure!

  • Great house and pool with magnificent views!

    on 13/08/2024

  • Beautiful villa in an amazing location

    on 03/08/2024

    Beautiful villa in an amazing location - very peaceful, with glorious views, and the pool was a godsend given how hot it was during our stay! Bianca as the local contact was really welcoming and very helpful - would highly recommend!

  • We do hope to go back one day!

    on 30/10/2023

    Stephen and Bianca were amazing hosts! They really couldn’t do enough for us!! My husband even used his bike! We were lucky to have unseasonably warm weather. The pool came into its own and all the different outside areas were so gorgeous.
    Bianca arranged some amazing trips for us including a cooking lesson from a nonna which was brilliant. We do hope to go back one day!

  • Nice view from the terrace

    on 21/07/2023

    We had a wonderful stay at Stephens beautiful house. The outdoor area is great, the house was very clean, had a lot of space and a very well equipped kitchen. Nice view from the terrace and a lot of places to sit and enjoy your drink. The children (and adults) loved the pool. You will have a great vacation in this house.

  • Outstanding location

    on 09/05/2023

    This is a prime location in Spoleto and Stephen was outstanding in providing all I needed.

    The interior is modern and first class; every amenity is looked after. I am a chef and musician and held a small gathering which was extremely successful. Incredible views of Spoleto valley; can't say enough great things. You would be missing an extraordinary stay if you didn't make a reservation for this outstanding location. Can't wait to stay again!

  • What an amazing villa!

    on 28/09/2022


    The owner Stephen and property manager Bianca were both great to deal with and very communicative, friendly, flexible and couldn’t be more helpful. It made the whole stay so relaxing.
    The villa itself is situated in a gorgeous and quiet little village in the Umbrian hills with amazing views and sunsets. The swimming pool is great, super clean and wonderful place to cool down, relax or exercise.
    The villa itself is so nice, a mix of old and new, with the building clearly lovingly refurbished for Stephen and his family. It is very spacious, clean has all the modern comforts you would need mixed with lovely character. There was plenty of options for dining in the villa or relaxing with a great terrace, conservatory, and multiple seating areas. It was a short drive or long walk to the local shops, with Spoleto just a bit further away for all the normal amenities and big supermarket.
    We could not recommend the villa enough, it’s probably the best place we have ever stayed.

  • Great pool

    on 22/08/2022

    Great quiet location
    Very spacious, well-kept, lovingly and tastefully decorated house.
    Great pool. very large and well-maintained.
    There was everything you need.
    Great for a family vacation.

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