The infinity pool looks out at the valley, mountains & medieval hilltop towns.
Location: Spoleto, Umbria, Italy, Europe (Short Drive from Spoleto, Peaceful village) View Map
Accommodations: Barn, 3 Bedrooms + No additional sleeping rooms avail, 3 Baths (Sleeps 6)
Keywords: Restored 17th Century Barn
"Whenever I go anywhere but Italy for a vacation, I always feel as if I have made a mistake... Why bother to go anywhere, I think in those first ecstatic moments of reentry, but Italy?” Erica Jong
Whether you are looking for a peaceful getaway with endless days by the pool or a central base from which to explore southern Umbria's endless cultural offerings, Le Stalle fulfills both choices and more.
Le Stalle beckons in all seasons. In autumn, take long walks through the surrounding woods and sample the just pressed olive oil. In winter, snuggle by the fire and revel in Spoleto's holiday festivities. And in summer, take part in the myriad of cultural offerings available in the area after lazy lunches, and long afternoons by the pool.
The 17th c barn is now a home after a loving, five-year process which involved the works of two amazing architects and expert local craftsmen, we are thrilled to take residence there in June, 2008, and welcome our first renters shortly thereafter.
LOCATION
Le Stalle is located in the hamlet of Geppa in the stunning valley of the Valnerina, recently selected as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Geppa, a twenty minute drive from the Roman town of Spoleto, and home of the Festival of Two Worlds (Festival dei Due Mondi), dates to the 17th century.
The hamlet of Geppa is home to several Italian families (as well as about twenty sheep.) One of the families is available to cook evening meals featuring the specialties of the zone.
Superbly situated, Geppa is a ninety minute drive from the center of Rome and about 2 hours from both of Rome’s main airports. One can also fly to Ancona, about 2 hours away, and rent a car there. A car is recommended, though one can take a train to Spoleto from Rome and pick up a rental car there.
The new tunnel makes Spoleto a fifteen to twenty minute drive from Geppa, and there are several smaller towns in between offering cafes, grocery stores and the like.
In terms of picturesque locales, one can access a number of breathtaking towns within fifteen to thirty minutes: Trevi, Spello, Bevagna, Montefalco, Foligno. Within thirty to sixty minutes, you can find yourself in Assisi, Orvieto, Deruta, Perugia, Todi, Cascia and Norcia. Florence is about two hours by car.
There are many outdoor pursuits available in the area as well, including, walking trails, skiing, river rafting and horseback riding.
DESCRIPTION OF LE STALLE
Le Stalle is a two floor, 1800 s.f., three-bedroom, three-bath home. All rooms view the valley and the medieval towns dotting the distant hilltops.
Upon entering the hallway on the top level, one may access two of the bedrooms and bathrooms, or descend to the lower level into the living/dining room, which opens onto an expansive front terrace. An original arched doorway leads to the kitchen. One then steps through a second arched doorway onto a covered terrace for outdoor dining and lounging or enters the library, also serving as a smaller third bedroom with bathroom.
In the restoration of Le Stalle, we have preserved, as much as possible, its original structure and overall feel. Where, for example, it was structurally better to rebuild, as opposed to restore, we did so using both old and new materials. We are committed to making Le Stalle environmentally low impact, and thus have used local supplies and traditional methods where possible.
In terms of style, Le Stalle will highlight the aesthetics of both modern and antique Italian design. It will also contain our favorite pieces gathered during our years abroad in both Europe and Asia. Our hope is that you will find great comfort in the beauty and simplicity of Italian design enriched by elements of the centuries old silk road trading route between Europe and Asia.
Each bedroom offers a queen size bed and ensuite bathroom. All bathrooms contain walk-in showers finished in Italian tile. One of the upstairs bathrooms features a 17th century marble sink, as well as a bathtub.
The living room and dining room are combined. The entire ground floor is done in polished concrete. while the upstairs floors are chestnut.
In the center of the kitchen, you will find a custom made island housing an 18th century stone sink, dishwasher, work and dining space. In addition to a stove, oven and refrigerator, we will have an Italian coffee pot, place settings for ten, all the necessary pots and pans, a variety of glasses and other accessories. You will find a selection of local foods, wines and spices, as well.
Off the kitchen, there is a pantry with washer, as well as additional storage space. From the kitchen, one can walk out another set of arched doors to a covered terrace, ideal for outdoor meals or lounging. The view down the valley is stunning; several medieval hilltop towns are visible.
THE POOL
The large infinity pool measures approximately 170 sq.m, is oval in shape and blends into the natural surroundings. The water flows over one side into a stream for children (and adults) to play in, and on the other side is a hydro massage unit. Both pool and hydromassage are unheated. The surrounding grounds have olive and fruit trees. The pool is located below Le Stalle and connected by a set of stairs. The pool is shared between the owners or guests of three nearby properties (two single family homes and the palazzo next door to us which has four apartments.) The pool is normally open from 1 June through 31 August, but this is contingent upon weather.
OTHER
Please don't hesitate to contact us if you would like any additional information. Further description can be found on our website - see link below. Details of the restoration work are also linked below.
Vacation Rental Features
- Amenities
- Washer : Private washer located in pantry off kitchen.
- Linens Provided : Wonderfully soft and comfortable organic cotton sheets and towels.
- Off Street Parking : Parking is just in front of the entrance to the house.
- Wood Fireplace
- Beds
- Queen Bed
- Child Bed : This is a fold out bed and can be set up in either of the upstairs bedrooms.
- Entertainment
- Cable/Satellite TV
- DVD
- CD Player
- Stereo System
- Shared Pool : Infinity pool views valley below. Large 170 s.m with gentle beach slope entrance. Unheated. The pool is shared between the owners or guests of three nearby properties (two single family homes and the palazzo next door to us which has four apartments.) The pool is normally open from 1 June through 31 August, but this is contingent upon weather.
- Kitchen
- Full Kitchen : New, energy efficient appliances, gas stove, toaster oven, gas oven, eletric water kettle.
- Cooking Utensils Provided
- Refrigerator
- Dishwasher
- Catering Available : The Italian neighbors next door are available to cook delicious local meals, much made from home grown or homemade vegetables, meats, pastas, desserts, wine, oil.
- Outdoor Features
- Charcoal BBQ Grill : Traditional, hand-crafted wood burning grill.
- Deck/Patio : Part covered and part open, the terrace is accessed from both the kitchen and living room through large French doors.
- View/Location
- Mountain View
- Communications
- WiFi (Wireless Internet) : There is a chiavetta or key that you can put into your computer to access the internet.
- Suitability
- No Pets Allowed
- Smoking Not Allowed : Inside the house. Allowed outside.
- Activities
- Shopping
- Kayaking
- Biking
- Mountain Biking
- Downhill/Alpine Skiing
- Antiquing
- Hiking
- Restaurants
- Museums
Rate Details (In US Dollars)
JUL, AUG .. $2200 per week
MAY, JUN and SEP ................ $1950 per week
All other dates ................. $1490 per week
Please contact us for special nightly, two week, monthly and long term rates.
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
Map & Owner's Profile
Year Purchased: 2003
Why the Owner Chose Spoleto
After five years of living in Taipei, we longed for the beauty of Italy and so, in the summer of 2003, we searched in Tuscany and Umbria for a place of peace. We found Le Stalle in its unrestored splendor the day before we saw it officially with our real estate agent. Our decision to pursue this property was instantaneous. The position of this 17th c barn, the mountain and valley views, the surrounding countryside, the ease of access to Spoleto, Rome, Assisi, Perugia, the warm welcome from the Italian neighbors all coalesced and compelled us to move ahead.
The Unique Benefits at this Barn
Le Stalle offers a brilliant balance. You can explore Italian art and culture in the myriad of cities accessible: Spoleto, Trevi, Bevagna, Montefalco, Perugia, Todi, Rome.... The valley of the Valnerina is reknown for its beauty and has been granted World Heritage status, thus building new is very difficult (restoring old can be as well!) That said, a five minute drive down the hill one finds a cafe, post office and soon to arrive restaurant. Exquisite villages, Spoleto, more restaurants than one could ever hope to sample, the most sublime art, gorgeous walking and cycling opportunities are all within easy reach. You can arrange yourself on the terrace, taking in the views and natural scenery, move to the infinity pool or in cooler weather, snuggle in front of a fire. We restored and furnished the house as if we were going to live there year round, so it is filled with favorite pieces from both Asia and Italy and offers comfort in whatever season. The well-stocked kitchen should accommodate fastidious cooks, but if anyone prefers, our Italian neighbor prepares wonderful local cuisine and delivers to the terrace or living room. In our minds, Le Stalle offers the best of all worlds. Utterly peaceful, the only sounds are the bells of nearby sheep.
Listed as one of the ten most beautiful borghi in Italy. It's wonderful to meander through the streets, visit beautiful 12th century churches and enjoy lunch at the delightful restaurant in town.
Just a 15-20 minute drive either using the tunnel or taking the mountain road which passes under the ancient aquaduct as it makes its way to Spoleto. Home of the Festival dei Due Mondi, Spoleto is a j
Offers several cafes, a favorite pizzeria/restaurant, a small grocery/deli and a restored monastery now restaurant.
A few minutes down the hill from Geppa, though you can walk as well. The closest cafe is here, if you can leave the front porch! There is also a post office, town hall, restaurant (in progress.)
Another precious town bordered by a crystal clear stream and the mountain. Walk up to the old castle for a view out over the town or dine in one of the several excellent restaurants.
Yes, this is the Clitunno river that Pliny wrote about. One can visit these pristine waters, dine on fresh trout at the restaurant next door. There are two other favorite watering holes here as well
It only takes 30 minutes or so by car before you are wandering the streets of this famous town.
A pleasure to walk through (not hilly!) and take in a summer concert, sip an aperativo on a summer's night. Again, wonderful restaurants as well.
A favorite - another stunning town. View the Pintorrichio frescos and then stop by the nearby wine bar/restaurant for lunch.
Famous for its fine wines. View the frescoes of Gozzoli and then do some wine tasting, at one of the restaurants on the main piazza or directly at one of the many nearby wineries.
Owner's Map of Spoleto
After stints in international schools in London, Athens, Lugano, and Taipei, Taiwan, Italy beckoned. Here in Rome, Leon teaches literature, while serving as Subject Area Coordinator for the English department. I also teach English, and we both work in the boarding facility at our school. I also continue to run a small business which brings handwoven silk clothing into the United States. While we miss much about Asia, we adore the chance to explore Rome and be near our home.
Property Photos
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- The infinity pool looks out at the valley, mountains & medieval hilltop towns. - Umbria, Italy Vacation Rental
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- A view of the front of Le Stalle. - Umbria, Italy Vacation Rental
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- Large outdoor eating area with French doors off kitchen views the valley. - Umbria, Italy Vacation Rental
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- Kitchen contains all modern appliances, custom wood work & antiques.
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- The living & dining area has large French doors opening to terrace & fireplace.
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- Light filled bedroom one with ensuite bathroom.
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- One of three ensuite bathrooms - modern shower and bathtub with 17th c sink.
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- Second bedroom offers ensuite bathroom and valley views.
Traveler Reviews (12)
What a magical place!
Guest: ciaobella
(Atlanta, Georgia)
Date of Stay: 11/22/11
Review Submitted: 12/27/11
We recently traveled to Italy with my parents for Thanksgiving week and spent 4 fantatstic nights at Le Stalle. It was just wonderful. The property is gorgeous with spectacular views and the home is just perfect. Each master-sized bedroom has a wonderful en suite and the common space is perfect for relaxing or enjoying wonderful meals that can be brought in by a lovely woman who lives in the village. (Her lasagna is not to be missed!) Geppa is located within quick driving distance to some of the best little villages in Umbria and Tuscany and we took day trips from Le Stalle every day we stayed there. If you like modern conveniences with breathtaking views, Le Stalle is not to be missed. We simply cannot wait to visit again soon. Thank you, thank you!
Recommended for:Romantic getaway, sightseeing, adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers.
Geppa in ValeSimply Stunningly Beautiful and Restful
Guest: Django
(Brooklyn, NY)
Date of Stay: 11/22/11
Review Submitted: 12/27/11
My wife and I travel a fair amount and, except for Paris and New York City (where we live) we tend to shy away from big cities, tourist hotels and NEVER join tours. We seek out of the way places with great character, beautiful views, local food and friendly folk who don't mnd that our Italian is almost non-existent. We first learned of Le Stalle in Umbria when it was under renovation by the owners and we followed the work over a series of summers. I am in the construction and development business and was fascinated by the ancient artisan construction methods the Italian masons use even today to bring this wonderful home to life. The web page photos are great but they almost can't do the place justice. We arrived from an easy 2 hour drive from Rome (flawless directions) on a star-filled moonless night in November. We knocked on the door of Signora Eresia who manages local aspects of the property who welcomed us into her home and set us up with the key. Within 30 minutes we were all (4 of us leaving the 3rd bedroom/bath empty) seated at the dinner table at Le Stalle when Signora came in with a fantastic spread of mised grilled meats, bruschetta, salami, cheese, olives, roasted potatoes and she was back 45 minutes later with coffee and apple torte (see menu #1)....the first of four fabulous meals she prepared for us. The house is solidly built and sits on a hillside with long views down Vallo di Nera. The rooms are spacious with plenty of storage. The walls are 18" thick with custom windows and doors but also with great vintage barn doors to close the place up at night. The bathrooms are large and very modern with awesome local touches (one sink was a large hand-carved bowl of solid stone 30" across...the shower was tile and floor to ceiling glass). The kitchen provided everything needed to supplement Signora Eresia's meals. The infinity edge pool looks like it was sited by a master although it was late November and not in season for our trip. The outdoor dining table was like it was out of a great European films scene. If I made movies I'd film a great one here. Every morning, we jumped on the great Italian roadways and raced around Umbria trying to take it all in. In less than 60 minutes we could reach several hilltop walled cities and roam around their medieval streets and buildings looking for more great places to eat and wine to drink. As a launch pad to see Umbria (and even Tuscany) Le Stalle is perfect. Don't miss it!!
Recommended for:Romantic getaway, sightseeing, adventure seekers, girls getaway, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers.
Guest: Jane
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Date of Stay: 07/26/11
Review Submitted: 08/08/11
We didn't actually set out to visit Umbria. My wife saw an ad for Le Stalle in a shop window in Northeast Harbor, Maine. She researched it a bit and liked the owner's pictures and story and we built an Umbrian vacation around the house. We have now three 20-something boys and a daughter-in-law and "significant other" so travel plans aren't as simple as they used to be. But we all managed to arrive in Rome on schedule and a 2 hour car ride from the airport brought us up a switch-back road (you don't want to learn a stick shift on this trip) to Geppa and Le Stalle. The house is beautifully done and three bedrooms, three baths worked perfectly for us. All the key appliances were in fine working order. The owner of the pottery factory in Deruta asked where we were staying and when we said Geppa he drew a blank. when we said in the Val di Nera he said "the middle of nowhere". That was a compliment. And for the middle of nowhere internet and mobile phone connection was superb - good for the early morning emails and Red Sox scores. The pool is as advertised. A real highlight. The lavender bushes around it were in constant movement due to the native pollinators. The pool is shared with the house next door but it's mostly all yours. You should have a few meals prepared by the neighbor ladies. Simple, magnificent Italian cooking. They were charming. Not much to Geppa but that's a plus. We all rolled out of bed at different hours for breakfast on the patio and a swim and then headed off to see Umbria. July was hot but there's much to see. The "usual suspects" - Perugia, Assisi, Orvieto, Spoleto, a shopping stop at Deruta. The small hill towns - Todi, Montefalco, Gubbio, Castel Rigone, and dozens we didn't get to. A swim in Lake Trasimeno. The Perugia Jazz Festival was worth being in town for. But, for us, the best of the best was the Monte Sibillini Park and Castelluccio. You travel through Norcia - a nice stop - to get there. The Piano Grande was unlike anything we've seen. Don't miss it! All of this in easy reach from Le Stalle. Would we go back? In a minute! Would we recommend Le Stalle? It's probably not a young family's best choice but for a family like ours or three couples I can't imagine doing better than Le Stalle.
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Can't wait to go back
Guest: Roger and Sharon
(Minneapollis, MN USA)
Date of Stay: 10/16/10
Review Submitted: 11/14/10
If you want to go to Italy, experience the culture, have some peace and quite, relax, yet stay in a top notch, beautifully decorated home that is excellently maintained, then this is the house for you! The thing that attracted us to this house was the renovation which was done by architects. The house is upscale, yet the price very reasonable. We loved the surrounding area and the caretakers provide fresh eggs and will cook a dinner if you want them to. Of course you will want a dinner as the food is authentic and delicious. If you are learning Italian (as my husband was), you'll get practice here. We loved the peaceful surroundings, yet many of the towns in Umbria are close by and easy to visit. I can't wait until we can go back to La Stalle. The description of the property, layout and location were accurately detailed in the rental description. The property is clean and excellently maintained and you couldn't ask for better customer service. The owners are quick to reply when you have a question and were very helpful with recommendations. They will tell you where to shop and where to eat. I would highly recommend this property to anyone wanting to travel to Italy.
Recommended for:Romantic getaway, sightseeing, adventure seekers, girls getaway, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers.
A Truly Amazing Experience
Guest: Lorena
(Brisbane, Australia)
Date of Stay: 08/28/10
Review Submitted: 10/02/10
Le Stalle surpassed all of our expectations. We fell in love with the property on the website but we had no idea just how magnificent the location and the villa would turn out to be. We spent eight glorious days in Geppa, taking day trips to the surrounding towns and further afield to Siena and Assisi but we always relished returning home in the evenings to Le Stalle. Katherine and Leon, the owners, have meticulously prepared Le Stalle. We were so impressed with the furnishings and all the little touches that make up the house. We were very fortunate to meet Katherine and Leon in Geppa on the day we moved in and they happily showed us around their beautiful home. Prior to our trip to Italy I was in contact with Katherine via e-mail and she was so helpful and accommodating of any requests that we had. I have recommended this property to my friends and colleagues and wouldn't hesitate to return to Le Stalle for an even longer stay in the future. This property is one in a million and a true find.
Recommended for:Romantic getaway, sightseeing, girls getaway, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers.
Guest: Rod
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Date of Stay: 06/26/10
Review Submitted: 08/31/10
Keep the Secret! We had stayed several times in the Spoleto valley and crossed with some trepidation into the Vallo di Nera.We soon had any concerns swept away. Le Stalle at Geppa is beautiful and tranquil.The hamlet is small but very welcoming and the farmer and his wife are wonderful, her home made pastas are the best we have eaten. The home of Le Stalle has a quality that is subtle and understated and blends rustic Italian with Eastern Treasures from the owners years in the Far East. You can sit for hours under the cover on the terrace - eating, talking, drinking...... We would recommend it to friends and family but tell them to keep it a secret!
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Beautiful house in a wonderful location
Guest: Jane
(Ireland)
Date of Stay: 07/10/10
Review Submitted: 07/28/10
We have just returned from a wonderful holiday at Le Stalle in Geppa, the house was even more lovely than the photographs and had everything that we needed for a very comfortable 2 weeks stay. We really enjoyed sitting in the covered outdoor terrace during the hottest part of the day ( Irish skin! ) often enjoying some of the interesting books or games that were in the house, (lots of cookbooks too, I love reading about food!) and of course just relaxing. It is a very relaxing place! This covered terrace was also ideal for dinner too, and we often had a barbecue here. Such a beautiful location, high up looking out over the valley, we had a great time looking at all the interesting butterflies and birds. Saw many different varieties of bees visiting the lavender and roses around the house. You do need a car but everything was easy, good food shops a short drive away, and plenty of good restaurants nearby too. We found Katherine and Leons own book about eating locally invaluable! Great atmosphere here, we really loved it. We alternated lazy days by the lovely pool with days out, visiting some of the lovely nearby towns. The whole area is beautifully unspoilt and very pretty. The furthest we went was Assisi, less than an hour and really worth the trip. We also visited Norcia and Castellucio, and saw the beautiful wildflowers at Piano Grande, just gorgeous. We had intended to visit Sienna but seemed to run out of time as we loved spending time at Geppa. The neighbours were lovely people, we had no Italian but seemed to manage just fine. Katherine and Leon were wonderfully helpful from the very first contact right the way through and this made it a most pleasant experience. I would happily recommend this lovely house to friends and relatives for a wonderful and interesting holiday, and sometime we would love to return. This is such a special place, we loved it.
Recommended for:Romantic getaway, sightseeing.
Guest: Mike
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Date of Stay: 05/14/10
Review Submitted: 06/18/10
What struck memost was how dignified everyone at Geppa was, warm yet respectful of boundaries. The place is better than the pictures, elegant yet simple, like being in an elegant museum where you can still touch things.
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Guest: Amy
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Date of Stay: 04/30/10
Review Submitted: 06/18/10
Dear Katherine, Yes...sadly we are home. We got home late on Saturday night, and after our "re-entry" adjustment, I just had to e-mail to let you know what an amazing time we had. Le Stalle was everything we'd hoped it would be...and more. From the moment we arrived, and we're greeted by Signora Eresia, we felt at home in Geppa. The house, the view, and the hospitality from the local families made the beginning of our Italy adventure one we will never forget. I have to tell you the first morning I woke up in the master bedroom and opened my eyes to see the spectacular view over the valley...I literally jumped out of bed to go to the window to make sure it wasn't a dream. And that's after 19 hours of travel and a bit of jet lag! I tell everyone it was like staying on a movie set. The dinner the first night was delicious and one of our favorite parts was meeting a different person with each course...we met the all of the Eresias and the other neighbors. What a way to be welcomed to Geppa. Ricardo gave us great tips on the other towns to visit and places to eat. So helpful. It allowed us to make us of our very short time in Umbria. We went to Norcia (beautiful drive), Trevi (great olive oil), Spoleto (scenic town and great gelato), Assisi (loved the town and the hike to the castle was amazing) and Todi(great view and shopping). Even though some things were closed due to the holiday(May 1) and on Sunday, we made the most of our visit by wine tasting, tartufo tasting and olive oil tasting. We bought local food and cooked most nights at home enjoying the view and a cozy fire. The kitchen and the rest of the house were so perfectly appointed. My husband is a contractor and builds homes in CA, and he was so amazed at what you were able to create at Le Stalle, especially considering the hilltop location. I'm going to have him e-mail you with his own comments because he said his clients are always trying to re-create the Italian countryside look, and yet it's so hard to achieve in Southern California. You did a perfect job of combining beautiful old world charm with all the modern conveniences. For me, the favorite part of the trip was just sitting on the terrace at La Stalle listening to the birds chirping, smelling the fragrance of the wildflowers, and enjoying the spectacular view. Thanks again for everything...I hope we can go back some day.
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Guest: Jane
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Date of Stay: 10/04/08
Review Submitted: 05/03/10
A Dream Come True Le Stalle in Geppa, Umbria was a perfect setting for our group of five. We loved the property, especially the newly restored house. Although the building is stone inside and out, it does not lack for warmth. Additionally, no modern convenience was lacking. Each bedroom had its accompanying bathroom with state of the art plumbing. The hillside setting was magnificent, especially with Fall foliage. Most of the hill towns give you the feeling of stepping back to medieval times. One bit of advice is to wear comfortable shoes to meet the rigors of uphill treks. After a full day of exploring the neighboring hill towns, we enjoyed the opportunity to buy local groceries and cook them in the well-appointed kitchen, The local food was superb, and doing our own cooking most of the time was a pleasant way to cut costs!!! For those times we did eat out, during the day in the town we were exploring or in Spoleto, we were impressed with the quality of the food, especially those local products that you just can't find elsewhere. The hot chocolate and gelato in Spoleto were hard to resist! Overall, we were extremely pleased with the property. We felt that the description supplied by the owners was perfectly accurate, and that the owners were responsive to any questions or concerns that we had. The contact people on site couldn't have been nicer. It was a privilege to see them living the traditional life as their ancestors did, herding sheep and taking their sustenance from the food they grow. We enjoyed the traditional menu that Signora prepared as a special treat for a birthday celebration. The local people were genuinely delightful and very helpful. We felt we saw a facet of Italy that few tourists experience. Though it was a little too cool in October to swim in the pool, it was perfect for sitting with one's feet in the water, reading or just taking in the view. A benefit to being in Umbria in October is the opportunity to take in the chocolate festivals. We enjoyed one in the ceramics center of Deruta and the huge festival in Perugia, home of the famous Baci chocolates. Lake Trasimeno, Rome, Florence, and Assisi, are doable in a day trip, though Rome and Florence really require more than a day if you want to see more than a cursory view of them. We would definitely recommend this property to anyone who wanted to see a genuine view of Italy in a warm, comfortable and spacious setting. It beats a hotel hands down.
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