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This is the kind of outdoor space that makes you want to live outside. The heated infinity pool melts into the landscape, a shimmering reflection of the Umbrian sky. Mornings begin with a quiet swim as the mist rises over the hills, afternoons are for lounging under the warm Italian sun, and by evening, the water mirrors the fiery glow of the sunset.
Surrounding the villa, the garden is a world of its own. Every corner invites you to pause and take it all in. Under the pergola, a long dining table waits for sunset feasts—homemade pizza
from the wood-fired oven, grilled delicacies from the ceramic grill, and laughter that lingers long into the night. For little adventurers, there’s a dedicated play area, where kids can explore while the adults sip wine in one of the shaded lounge spots.
Casale Sunset is a place to feel, to connect, and to truly experience the magic of Umbria.

A tasting of traditional products is included in the price

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Casale Sunset sits in that sweet spot between Umbria and Tuscany, where golden hills roll into vineyards, medieval villages dot the landscape, and life moves at an irresistibly slow pace. The villa’s home, Paciano, is a picture-perfect hilltop town with cobbled streets, and breathtaking views over the Umbrian countryside. It’s no surprise it’s listed among I Borghi Più Belli d'Italia— every corner is pure charm. Grab a coffee at a local café, stroll through its small historic center, and soak in the authentic Italian atmosphere.
For those who love discovering hidden gems, the nearby villages of Panicale, Città della Pieve, and Montepulciano are a dream. Panicale, a medieval gem with sweeping views over Lago Trasimeno, is perfect for a lazy lunch in the piazza, while Città della Pieve enchants with its red-brick facades and artistic heritage—it’s the birthplace of Renaissance painter Perugino.

Cross the Tuscan border, and you’ll find Montepulciano, where grand palazzi and world- famous Vino Nobile wineries make for an unforgettable day out.

For outdoor lovers, Lago Trasimeno is just a short drive away, offering everything from tranquil lakeside strolls to water sports. Rent a boat and explore its three islands, take a refreshing swim, or kayak along the shores at sunset. Cyclists and hikers will love the Trasimeno Loop, a scenic trail weaving through olive groves, vineyards, and historic villages. Prefer horseback
riding? The surrounding countryside is filled with equestrian trails that lead to breathtaking panoramic spots. For something more active, head towards Monte Amiata, a striking extinct
volcano where hiking trails wind through chestnut forests, or explore the Val d’Orcia, a UNESCO-listed landscape of rolling fields, cypress-lined roads, and postcard-perfect Tuscan
views. If history and culture are your thing, Perugia, Assisi, and Cortona are all within easy reach. Perugia, Umbria’s lively capital, is a vibrant mix of medieval streets, buzzing cafés, and
renowned chocolate shops. Assisi, the spiritual heart of the region, is home to the stunning Basilica of St. Francis, while Cortona is a hilltop wonder filled with art, history, and breathtaking
vistas. Wine lovers, take note: Montefalco, Montalcino, and Orvieto are a must. Whether you’re exploring sleepy medieval villages, sipping wine at a countryside estate, or
simply enjoying the peace and quiet of the villa, Casale Sunset is the perfect base to soak in the magic of Umbria and Southern Tuscany.

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Step inside, and you’re instantly wrapped in warmth. Casale Sunset blends rustic textures with modern elegance—exposed brick walls, wooden ceilings, and soft, neutral tones that make the light dance through every space.
The main house is a place to gather. The sleek, open kitchen is the heart of the home, where conversations flow as easily as the wine. A striking wood stove and contemporary lighting set
the mood, leading into a bright dining area and a cozy living room where a crackling fireplace invites you to sink into deep, comfortable sofas.
The bedrooms are designed for rest and retreat. On the ground floor, a serene double room with an ensuite bathroom offers a quiet escape, while the second guest room—with a comfortable double sofa bed—is a secret nook for extra guests (upon request and with supplement). Upstairs, the master suite with e-suite bathroom is spacious and impossibly peaceful, it’s made for lazy mornings wrapped in soft linen, with countryside views that make you want to stay in bed just a little longer.
The guest house has a charm of its own. A bright living with a kitchenette makes it perfect for slow mornings, while the two thoughtfully designed bedrooms offer both comfort and flexibility.
The elegant double room looks out onto the rolling hills, while the second bedroom—fitted with long single bunk beds—is a cozy retreat for children or friends. A sleek, modern bathroom with a large walk-in shower (wheelchair accessible) completes this intimate hideaway.

The following might be to be paid extra: Insurance, Pool heating, Tourist tax, Use of double sofa-bed.