The house lies in northern Lazio 2.5 km from the village of Poggio Catino and 3 km from the village of Poggio Mirteto. It is a hilly location with panoramic views, very quiet area. The property has an own garden (fully fenced) and swimming pool for private use of the tenant. The pool is 8x4 meters and 1.20m deep. The large covered terrace has tables and chairs where you can eat outside while enjoying the panorama. There are also an outdoor oven and barbecue available for cooking. The house is suitable for up to 6 adults + 2 children (1 bedroom with double bed and single bed, 1 bedroom with double bed - it is possible to place a cot in this room, 1 passageway room - separated by a curtain - with single bed and loft where two mattresses can be placed). In the village of Poggio Mirteto (3 km away) there are supermarkets, some other shops and a couple of restaurants. In the village of Poggio Catino at 2,5 kms there are butcher and grocery store. Suggestions where to eat: (pizza) Poggio Catino "da Roberto" or Cisterna di Poggio Catino "Pizzeria nel bosco"..if you are lucky you will see wild boars that pass between the tables, (meat) Poggio Mirteto "Osteria Chianina" or Calvi "Fattoria San Carlo", Abbazia di Farfa (very nice) - "La cascina dell'Abbazia". Purchase of meat / typical products Poggio Mirteto "Non solo carne". Wine cellar Poggio Mirteto "Tenuta Santa Lucia".

ABOUT LAZIO

Lazio has a rich historic and natural heritage which, together with a mild and sunny climate for most of the year and a tradition of simple and wholesome food, makes it one of the most interesting regions of Italy. In addition to the magnificent city of Rome we advice to visit the nearby lake of Bracciano, renaissance mansions such as Palazzo Farnese in Caprarola, Villa d'Este in Tivoli without forgetting the Roman ruins of Villa Adriana. The lake of Bracciano has 3 charming villages, Bracciano with the famous Odescalchi Castle, Anguillara and Trevignano (all can be reached by ferry). On the coast we strongly suggest to visit the ancient city of Ostia and it's immense archaeological area (unique in the world). Following the coast in northern direction there are lively places as Santa Severa and Santa Marinella or you can visit Cerveteri and Tarquinia (with the famous Unesco heritage of the Etruscan necropolis). Visit www.visitlazio.com/en/home ,the official website for tourism of the Lazio region, for more information. There are also many theme parks (waterparks, amusement parks....link )

ABOUT SOUTHERN UMBRIA

In Umbria, a region that has gained a name for being the green heart of Italy, tourism is growing because of the unfamiliar harmony between nature, antiquities, historic centres and culture. The quiet of the countryside, good provisions and an inimitable cuisine are the great draw. Southern Umbria forms an ideal starting point for enjoying the peace of the surrounding hilly and mountainous landscape and on the other hand making trips to beautifull towns like Todi, Orvieto, Narni, Spoleto. There are also numerous charming little villages to visit – many of medieval origin - as Amelia, Labro, Spello, Norcia, Bevagna, Montefalco. In many towns and villages you can taste local dishes or buy local wines and olive oil (generally of excellent quality). Near the city of Terni you can also visit the Marmore falls (165 meters, one of the highest of Europe), there is nearby also a rafting/canoeing/hydrospeed center.