Dom wakacyjny dla maks. 6 osób
Orte, Lacjum, (Tyber w Latium), Włochy

Country house with private pool and large garden located in the Tevere valley

The estate is composed by the main country house, an ancient farm house made of stone and wood and an annex in exclusive use for the guests, and by its luxurious garden, richly decorated with valuable plants and trees.

The casale is an independent structure unique of its kind. Completely furnished, the casale is the ideal country house, full of charm and relax; in the casale you will find: a three bedrooms with private bathrooms, a kitchen, a spacious living room full of light. Tv Full HD Sky Channels.

The estate offers also relax zones, covered parking, a playground for children, a swimming-pool, a fully equipped solarium and a gazebo. The casale, equipped with all comforts, allows you total relax in the quietness of our country side. The owners will welcome you with their warm hospitality. As they are profound connoiseurs of the region and also very fond of their garden they will give you all the complete information for possible excursions, either in the surrounding zones or in the neighbouring provinces.

Furthermore you will find a playground for children, a swimming pool (6m x 12m) exclusively for the guests, a fully equipped solarium, barbecue facilities and a covered parking. The casale, with its private entrance has an exclusive garden, in order to offer complete privacy. The casale is entirely build of stone, with a wooden roof and beautiful rafters and is equipped with every comforts.The spacious living room looks out on a patio that allows you to fully enjoy our nice garden. With our barbecue facilities it will be charming to eat in open air. The casale has three double rooms, each one with a particular colour and special decorations. We have called them: "Rosa Tea" (tea rose), "Edera"(Ivy) and "Glicine" (winstaria).All the three double rooms have private bathrooms equipped with shower. A baby bed can be added if necessary. This house is run in a sustainable and environmentally conscious way. It has photovoltaic panels to generate electricity, which partially covers its own electricity consumption. A system for decalcifying water is also in place, so, thanks to softer water, the consumption of soap and detergents is reduced.Moreover, natural materials have been used throughout the whole house. The house is thus built of stone and wood, while clay tiles have been laid around the pool. The pool, in turn, uses a filter with diatoms in order to limit the use of chlorine and chemicals, and to always ensure optimum water quality. Guests can therefore use the pool as they please, without later complaining of dry skin.The plants on the property are sustained via a water-saving spray irrigation system. All windows are double glazed. Energy saving lamps are used throughout the house as is modern condensing technology.Organic waste is composted and used in the garden. Tomatoes, aubergines, courgettes and much more are grown in the garden and are gladly passed on to the guests.Orte is a town in the province of Viterbo, located on a tuff cliff of the Valley of the river Tiber, surrounded to the North and to the East by a bend of the river and to the South by one its tributaries, the Rio Paranza. The area was inhabited since the Palaeolithic Ages, as evidenced by the finding of some flints and arrowheads, now preserved in Rome at the Museum Pigorini. Later it became an Etruscan settlement and suffered the Roman conquest. Being part of the Empire, the town followed the fortunes of Rome. After the fall of the Roman Empire, the town experienced the Barbarian invasions and their destructive incursions. Occupied by the Arabs and conquered by the Lombards in 914, between the X and Xi centuries, Orte intensified its control over the commercial traffic of the Tiber, contending its toll rights with Amelia, Narni and the Abbey of Farfa. In later centuries there was a decisive increase in population, accompanied by an urban, economic and cultural development. It became one of the major cities of the Patrimony of St. Peter in Tuscia and in 1864 began the construction of the railway of the Papal States. Orte is a very picturesque small village in provincial central Italy. Ancient inhabitants ( 6 th century B.C.) understood the strategic importance of the tuff rock flanked on one side by the river Tiber, and settled the original nucleus of the village on its top. Centuries of history have since then enriched this elevated portion of land and its surroundings. Medieval and Renaissance buildings are still the setting of contemporary everyday life at Orte.

A nice pergola and a beautiful garden. The garden is a true oasis of peace especially thanks to the presence of the secular oaks.