If you're the sort of person who demands flawless, contemporary, 5* hotel-like accommodation where you don't have to give a second thought to your water or electricity usage then this might not be the place for you.
If, however, like us you want a charming villa, with bags of character, which really does have everything you need for a large family gathering in a very quiet rural location, then you won't be disappointed.
The water supply is from the villa's own well, so in theory is limited. In practice, we were reasonably careful, and had no problems whatsoever. Likewise, as long as we didn't run the dishwasher, oven and washing machine all at the same time, the supposed electricity supply limitations were of no concern either.
The house remained comfortably cool inside providing a welcome respite from the 36C temperatures outdoors. The pool is perfectly situated - there always seem to be some parts in the shade and others in the full sun at any time of day. We had a 6-month old with us, and had no problems keeping him comfortable despite the heat.
The kitchen was small but well equipped. The chest freezer and separate beer/wine fridge got a lot of use!
The location is very quiet - the last few hundred metres being along a steep, dusty gravel road. This just adds to the sense of isolation, although like us you may question whether you're on the right road on arrival!
The weather was a little warm to do a lot of exploring of the area. However, we did make it to the hill top towns of Cortona, Gubbio and Monte Santa Maria Tiberina all of which we can thoroughly recommend. The countryside to the north looked particularly attractive.
All in all, we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and were very sad to leave Ca de Luca. We rarely go to the same place twice on holiday, as we enjoy exploring new places. However, in this case, we may well make an exception.