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Villa “L'Ulivo“
Luxurious two storey villa situated on a hill side - Private
Swimming Pool and 1000 square meters private blossoming garden –
Stunning open Views onto Lake Bracciano and the countryside -
Sleeps 10+2 (+1 infant cot upon request).
Description:
Villa L'Ulivo is an exclusive villa located near Rome (30 min.) and
the Mediterranean Seaside (25 min). It is situated in the heart of
the protected National Natural Park of Lake Bracciano. This very
special property offers breathtaking open views onto the lake and
the green hills of the Roman countryside The villa has a huge
swimming pool with a shallow end for children, as well as a large
garden with multicoloured flowers, and olive, lemon and fruit trees.
Guests at the villa have access to a lovely private consortium beach
on the lake (800 meters). The property is furnished with utmost care
, taste and attention to detail, with a harmonious mix of modern and
antique furniture. Persian carpets and kilims are scattered on the
rust-red granite floor. Garden tables and chairs are placed in the
garden to enjoy open air meals in the shade of olive trees, and sun
beds are scattered around the pool.
The minute you set foot in this one-of-a-kind property, a very
pleasant feeling of vacation and relax pervades you and you realize
your memorable vacation is just about to begin.
Amenities Indoors:
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4 double bedrooms
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1 bunk bedroom
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1 double sofa bed
in the living room
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1 infant cot
available on request
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4 bathrooms with
Bathtub/shower /WC/bidet/washbasin
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1 separate toilet
(WC/bidet/washbasin)
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1 very large
living/dining room with fireplace
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1 wood burning
stove
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1 fireplace
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Satellite colour
TV
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Hi Fi System
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Piano
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1 fully fitted
kitchen (fridge with freezing compartment / fire range / oven /
microwave / coffee maker)
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Dishwasher
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Washing machine
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Independent
heating system
Amenities outdoors:
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Huge Private
swimming pool with a shallow end for children
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1000 square meters
garden furnished with tables and chairs for open air meals and
relaxation
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Sun deck by the
pool with sun beds and parasol
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3 balconies
furnished with breakfast tables and chairs
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3 private parking
places
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Access to private
consortium beach on Lake Bracciano
| Weekly
price list, expressed in EURO |
| Period
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| October
through
April |
2.000
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| May |
2.400
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| June |
2.500
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| July |
2.900
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| August |
2.900
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| September |
2.500
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Prices include:
1 set of bed linen per bed per week - 2 normal size towels per
person per week – Water consumption - Initial cleaning of the villa, swimming pool and garden prior to
guests' arrival
- All taxes included.
Prices do not include: Prices apply to up to ten persons.
Each additional person pays an extra 8% of the weekly rate. Electric
energy is metered and consumption is payable
upon departure. Gas consumption is metered, and consumption is payable upon departure.
Amounts due upon arrival: Final cleaning of the villa, the pool, and
maintenance of the garden: Euro 250 – For Groups staying more than
one week, a mandatory amount of Euro 80 is due for each week
subsequent to the first one, for weekly pool cleaning and garden
maintenance.A refundable Breakage Deposit amounting to Euro 800 is
to be deposited with the owners upon arrival, to cover possible
damages to the property. It shall be returned to Guests by Bank wire
transfer, 2 days after their departure.
Trevignano Romano in a nutshell
Located on the shore of Lake Bracciano, in the
heart of Lazio’s Lakes District, away from the smog of large cities
and equidistantly situated between Rome (30 minutes) and the
Mediterranean Sea (20 minutes), Trevignano Romano is situated in the
very heart of the Protected Natural Park of Lake Bracciano, at the
northern doorstep of the Capital, and at the cross roads between
Lazio, Tuscany and Umbria, which hold 60% of the country’s total
artistic, architectural and archaeological heritage. The village’s
medieval historic centre and its Etruscan museum are the pride of
the village. Long sunny beaches, tall shady trees, gentle round-top
hills and majestic Mount Rocca Romana, cuddly frame the lake . The
area’s sweet climate in every season, its golden wheat fields, vivid
rust-brown fertile soil, and century-old trees, surround and embrace
the limpid lake waters, strictly protected against all kinds of
pollution, as it represents the Capital’s main drinking water
reservoir. Lake Bracciano occupies an area of 57 km2, is 160 meters
deep and has a perimeter of 33 km. Furthermore, Trevignano offers
innumerable cultural and sporting activities, and bulges with
restaurants, pubs, pizza houses and lake shore cafés.
They all offer a romantic atmosphere and exquisite Italian foods and
wines. To them, EATING IS AN ART.
Location and Cultural Activities
Due to its highly privileged geographical position, Trevignano
Romano has become, over the last twenty years, an extremely popular
holiday destination, and Italians as well as International
travellers come over to enjoy their well deserved vacation in a
fascinating setting of natural beauty. Located on the shores of LAKE
BRACCIANO, away from the smog of large cities and equidistantly
situated between Rome (30 minutes) and the Mediterranean Sea beaches
(20 minutes), Trevignano is situated in the very heart of the
Protected Natural Park of Lake Bracciano, at the northern doorstep
or the Capital. The village’s medieval historic centre and its
Etruscan museum are the pride of the village. Long sunny beaches,
tall shady trees, gentle round-top hills and majestic Mount Rocca
Romana, cuddly frame the lake . The area’s sweet climate in every
season, and the golden wheat fields, the vivid rust brown fertile
soil, and the century-old trees, surround and embrace the limpid
lake waters. The Lake is strictly protected against all kinds of
pollution, as it represents the Capital’s main drinking water
reservoir. In 1998, because of its luxuriant vegetation and its
typical fauna, the whole area of Lake Bracciano where Trevignano is
located, has been declared PROTECTED NATURAL PARK. Lake
Bracciano occupies an area of 57 km2, is 160 meters deep and has a
perimeter of 33 km. Furthermore, this charming little village bulges
with restaurants, pubs, pizza houses and lake shore cafés. They all
offer a romantic atmosphere and exquisite Italian foods and wines.
Trevignano Romano is situated at the cross roads between the three
most important regions of Italy: (Lazio,Tuscany and Umbria), which
hold 60% of the country’s entire cultural and artistic heritage.
Rome and the Vatican City, with their priceless treasures, are at
only 30 minutes drive.
Here you can enjoy the fascinating museums, the roman, renaissance
and baroque architecture, and lovely little “piazzas” and
honey-coloured “cupolas”. While wandering along Rome’s ancient,
narrow, winding streets, these all of a sudden open up and a lovely
“loggia”, a mysterious church, an imposing basilica or a luxurious
store come your way…
Around Trevignano: Must-see places
Lake Bracciano lies in the heart of “Tuscia”, at the outskirts
of Rome, a land where frenetic modern life is banned, and where the
relaxed rhythm of life is still dictated by century old farmers
traditions. In Tuscia, one can admire a unique monumental patrimony,
consisting of Etruscan necropolis, imposing castles, and mysterious
churches, that reveal the cultural and artistic evolution which took
place along the centuries in this rich land.
In Trevignano’s immediate vicinity, there are innumerable places
that should not be missed: Viterbo and its medieval
“Pellegrini Quarters” as well as its “Popes’ Palace”; Bracciano
and the medieval palace of Prince Odescalchi,; “Sutri” a
lovely Etruscan village, perched on the top of a tufa stone hill as
well as its lovely Golf Club; the little village of “Canale
Monterrano” and its Etruscan necropolis; charming, little “Calcata”,
the village of painters, where an international community of modern
painters live and exhibit their work; Farnese Palace, located in
lovely “Caprarola”; “Farfa” and its “Abbey of Santa
Maria”, one of the most important sanctuaries of the middle ages.
Moreover, when based in Trevignano, Tuscany (Florence, Pisa,
Siena etc..) and Umbria (Perugia, Spoleto, Spello, Assisi etc..)
are within easy reach, and can be comfortably explored and savoured
every time you wish.
Furthermore, the yearly Jazz Festival, the Festival of
Short Movies as well as Open Air Concerts etc… are some
of the lively events organized in the lake area.
You may also wish to explore the village’s weekly flee market, where
you can find lovely artisanal objects.
Sporting activities
Trevignano offers numerous sporting activities: Wind surf,
sailing, swimming, canoeing, horse riding, scuba diving classes,
tennis, ping-pong, cycling, trekking, lovely tracks designed for
walking in the surrounding green woods. Last but not least, two
lovely Golf Clubs are available in the area (One at Sutri, as 11 km
from the Villa, and the other at Olgiata, at 18 km from the property).
Wellness and Spas
The natural hot mineral water springs of “Saturnia SPA” and of
“Terme dei Papi”.
The lakes of Lazio
Lake Bracciano
The limpid waters of Lake Bracciano are abundant with fish. The
lake is very strictly protected against all kinds of pollution, as
it represents Rome’s main drinking water reservoir. The lake is
embraced by gentle hills and majestic mountains, and its shores are
lined with deep green, century old trees. Its long sunny beaches
offers many water sports (wind surf, swimming, fishing, sailing,
canoeing etc…) and innumerable excellent restaurants and open air
cafés are scattered along the shore. Here you can lazily lye in the
sun , or choose to swim or windsurf, or again opt for touring the
lake on board the Sabazia Boat, thus being able to admire, from a
different perspective, the Lake’s three medieval villages:
Bracciano, Anguillara and Trevignano Romano, this latter being the
gem of the area.
Lake VICO
Lake Vico is located in the crater of an ancient inactive
volcano, in the centre of a natural protected oasis which hosts a
great variety of eco- systems . The deep green mountains which
embrace the lake, are covered by century old oaks, beeches and
chestnut trees, joining branches overhead, and gently slope down to
the lake shores. The end result is a fascinating live painting of
rare beauty. River “Vicano” , originating from Lake Vico, smoothly
runs down from the lake towards River “Treja”, and is particularly
interesting as it is an artificial river, created by the Etruscans,
who excavated its course in tufa stone. Therefore the river runs
underground for about 100 meters, and surfaces beyond the hills. The
local flora, jealously protected and respected by man, confers an
added fascination on this blessed corner of Lazio. Here you can
enjoy trekking, hunting, bird watching, horse riding, swimming and
sailing, in total peace and tranquillity. And you can crown your day
by having a succulent meal at one of the lovely little restaurants
on the beach or along the lake shore.
Lake Martignano
Lake Martignano is immersed in a natural park, splendidly
secluded. Due to its isolation from the beaten tracks, the lake
almost represents a miracle of ecological integrity.
Lake Bolsena
This is the largest lake of volcanic origin in Europe. Here you
can enjoy enchanting boat tours on its limpid waters, and sail to
the secluded beaches of the Islands of Martana and Bisentina.
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