Holiday home - Bagnoregio, Italy

Description

Impressive 14th century castle rising on a tuff rock above two green valleys, 3 km from Celleno. Wonderful view over the valleys and woods. Quiet and secluded location. Inside the property, about 50 m from the entrance of the castle, a large lawn with swimming pool (112m², open from 15.05-30.09) for guests with outdoor shower, sunbeds and umbrellas. Guests also have the following facilities at their disposal: Multipurpose field for soccer and tennis, volleyball court, walking paths, table soccer, table tennis, bowling alley, billiards, sauna, children's playground and outdoor dance floor with CD player. Parking lot. Access via a gravel road about 900 m long, unpaved, leading through a forest and not passable by large buses. The chateau is offered exclusively for a group of 24 people: it offers a common living area consisting of 3 living rooms (one with satellite TV, the second with a large fireplace and the third with dining tables for meals) and 12 simply but fully furnished bedrooms (4 of them with double bed and 8 with two single beds each), each with bathroom with shower (simple floor shower). Each room also has its own sink. Shared washing machine and dishwasher. 3 baby cribs available (payment on site). Possibility of 16 additional sleeping places in rooms also located in the castle, on the first floor (at the level of the garden - on request and to be paid directly on site), up to a maximum occupancy of 42 people in total, distributed in a total of 17 rooms. Possibility of domestic help and cooks for lunch (local home cooking - price to be agreed directly with the cooks). Distances: about 900 m a small grocery store with coffee bar and telephone. Stores of all kinds in Celleno (3 km) and Bagnoregio and Civita di Bagnoregio, also called 'the dying town' (7 km). 15 km away Lake Bolsena (free and equipped beaches), 20 km Viterbo (the city of the popes), 29 km Orvieto (with its famous cathedral), 90 km Rome, 150 km Florence. Access to the castle via a long stone and wooden bridge (formerly a drawbridge) that leads to a small paved courtyard. Here there is a small borgo with two small twin houses, each with two double rooms with shower bath (one on the first floor and one on the 1st floor), between which there is a small church. Next to one of the houses there is also an equipped covered area with tables for outdoor meals and antique barbecue. From the small square you can reach a simple but fully equipped communal kitchen, lounges (120m²) and a communal toilet, as well as the rooms on the first, second and third floors (the latter is partly a mansard floor and has low access corridors to the rooms) and, via a lighted staircase, caves dug in tufa, gallery passages and a cellar. Consumption costs are payable on site.