Villa lazio Madonna della Noce

Villa Madonna della Noce: Tranquility and Stylish Interiors near Rome

Villa Madonna della Noce offers you the opportunity to enjoy the beauty and tranquility of the magnificent Italian countryside and the cultural treasures of the Eternal City, Rome. This holiday home is the perfect base for exploring Rome and all of central Italy. The property is situated on a fenced, two-hectare plot, offering stunning views from the hilltop on which it is built. In the distance, you can see the mountain "Monte Carlo."

Stylish and Modern Interiors

Surrounded by a beautiful garden designed as a natural park with a wide variety of trees, shrubs, plants, and flowers, the holiday home has been meticulously restored. Traditional materials such as antique roof tiles, chestnut wood beams, and terracotta floors meet modern designer furniture from Poliform, Monteni, Porro, and Tribù. The carefully selected lighting with lamps from Foscarini and Flos adds a stylish touch to the interiors. Air conditioning in the bedrooms ensures additional comfort. With a living area of 220 m², the villa accommodates up to 6 people and is perfectly equipped for both summer and winter stays.

Beautiful Pool Area and Covered Terrace

The villa features a beautiful pool area and two covered terraces, ideal for relaxing and dining outdoors. In the lower part of the property, there is a small holiday home for up to 2 people with its own pool and garden, which is also available for rent without compromising your privacy.

Central Italy Surroundings

Villa Madonna della Noce is located in the heart of the hilly Sabina region, a timeless part of Italy yet to be fully discovered. The landscape is dotted with numerous castles crowning the hills, reflecting a rich cultural and historical heritage. Medieval villages such as Tarano, Montasola, Casperia, Roccantica, and Collevecchio are known for their architectural significance. The region, known as "the second home of Saint Francis," is rich in historical and cultural traces, including many Franciscan shrines, as well as notable abbeys such as Abbazia di Farfa and Santuario di Vescovio.

Historical Background

Sabina is located in Latium, northeast of Rome, and is named after the Sabines, an ancient tribe that lived in the area before the founding of Rome. Many Sabine deities and cults were integrated into Roman culture, and parts of the city of Rome, such as the Quirinal Hill, were once Sabine territories.

Holiday Home Near Rome

Villa Madonna della Noce is located at the border of Umbria and Tuscany, 60 km northeast of Rome, and is easily accessible from the north and south via the Autostrada del Sole (A1). Rome's city center is only a 45-minute drive away, with ample parking available under Villa Borghese. There is also a direct train connection from the nearby Stimigliano station to the center of Rome. Enjoy cultural attractions during the day, shop on Via dei Condotti, have a drink on Piazza Navona, and return to the peaceful air of the Sabine Hills in the evening.

Points of Interest

In addition to Rome, several other towns and villages are within an hour's drive. To the north are Orvieto, Narni, Bagnaia (Villa Lante), Bagnoregio, Caprarola, and Todi. Toward the coast are Viterbo, Tarquinia (Etruscan archaeological site), and the beautiful lakes like Lake Bracciano and Lake Bolsena. To the south, Tivoli (Villa d'Este and Villa Adriana), Castelgandolfo, and Albano are certainly worth a visit.

Discover the unique combination of modern comfort, historical charm, and natural beauty at Villa Madonna della Noce – the perfect retreat for a memorable holiday near Rome.