We spent three wonderful weeks at Villa Caporlese in June. We were sad to leave, it had started to feel like home. The listing's description and previous reviews are entirely accurate.The setting is the star. The house is along a stone track, think of an English country lane without the tarmac, perfectly navigable for anything but the lowest-slung cars, used just enough by locals to feel like a thoroughfare rather than the end of the world. Seclusion without isolation. The garden is beautifully tended, with cherry, fig, plum, olive and a persimmon tree, the private pool was cleaned spotlessly each day and was heaven.The main house is classic traditional Umbrian, the annexe is a more contemporary take on the same style and looked lovely. The kitchen is well equipped. Stefania, the caretaker, was excellent, always helpful and cheerful.The nearest shops and supermarkets are about twenty minutes away, a trip out for provisions was a welcome peek at the outside world. Orvieto and Siena both worked well as day trips.One small suggestion for future guests: there were no basic cleaning materials or cooking staples (oil, salt, etc) provided. That's absolutely fine, just it would have been helpful to know in advance and would have let us pick things up on the drive in.We wholeheartedly recommend Villa Caporlese to anyone looking for natural seclusion that can be interrupted by a bit of sightseeing or a supermarket trip.