An Idyllic Countryside Retreat in the Heart of the Marche Region

Set amidst the serene hills of the Marche region, this magnificent villa stands as a testament to refined rural living, effortlessly blending rustic charm with modern sophistication. Completely reconstructed in 2009 to the highest standards, this prestigious property offers breath-taking panoramic views over the majestic Gran Sasso and Sibillini Mountains, creating a captivating backdrop to everyday life.

Surrounded by approximately 8 hectares of flourishing land, the estate exudes a sense of exclusivity and harmony with nature. Boasting three elegantly appointed bedrooms and four refined bathrooms, the villa offers a lifestyle of comfort and elegance within a setting that is both tranquil and picturesque — a true haven for those seeking peace, privacy, and scenic beauty in equal measure.

The Villa

With a total internal area of approximately 260 sq.m., the villa is arranged over two levels, thoughtfully designed to offer both flexibility and privacy.

Ground Floor:

The ground floor welcomes guests with a charming self-contained studio apartment featuring a dining area with kitchenette, a double bedroom, and a stylish bathroom — ideal for visitors or extended family. Adjacent to this, and with its own private entrance, is a second en-suite double bedroom, which could easily be connected to the studio to form a larger, self-contained flat.

This level also accommodates a spacious garage (about 25 sq.m.), a utility room housing the central heating system, and an ample storage space (for a total of 16 sq.m.) — ensuring practicality is not overlooked in this luxurious countryside dwelling.

First Floor:

The first floor, accessible via a traditional external staircase, unveils the villa’s true heart: a delightful blend of modern design and timeless character. A panoramic terrace (about 14 sq.m.) opens into a fully equipped, contemporary kitchen, leading to a warm and inviting living room and a refined dining area that flows seamlessly into a 15 sq.m. covered loggia — perfect for al fresco dining with a view. This floor also includes a tastefully appointed guest bathroom and a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom complete with a walk-in shower.

Rebuilt using an exquisite combination of ancient and modern materials, the villa harmoniously juxtaposes exposed original stonework with luminous white plaster, enhancing the natural light that fills the interiors. Underfloor heating and solar panels for hot water ensure both comfort and energy efficiency, underscoring the villa’s commitment to quality and sustainability.

The Land

The property is enveloped by approximately 8 hectares of lush, fertile land. A tapestry of verdant woodland, mature olive trees, and a variety of fruit trees — including cherries and peaches — surrounds the residence, offering not only beauty but also an intimate connection with the land.

From every corner of the garden and surrounding grounds, one can admire sweeping, uninterrupted vistas of the Sibillini Mountains and the distant Gran Sasso — a visual symphony that changes with the seasons, providing endless inspiration and tranquillity.

The Location

Positioned in a peaceful, elevated location, the villa enjoys a rare sense of seclusion while remaining conveniently close to civilisation. Just 10 kilometres away lies the enchanting town of Ascoli Piceno — known as The City of a Hundred Towers. Famed for its rich cultural heritage and architectural splendour, Ascoli boasts a historic centre built entirely from pale travertine stone, where Renaissance gems such as Piazza del Popolo, Palazzo dei Capitani, and the iconic Caffè Meletti evoke the grandeur of a bygone era.

Art lovers and theatre-goers will also appreciate the presence of the Ventidio Basso Theatre, a cultural beacon hosting some of Italy’s most acclaimed performances. Whether for daily life or weekend exploration, this proximity to such an esteemed town enhances the villa’s already remarkable appeal.

EPC Rating: C

Energy Performance Index (IPE): 102,31 kwh/sq.m.*year