Villa Sogno apartment

Overview

Condo/Apartment -

1 Bedroom , 1 Bathroom , Sleeps 2

Acqualoreto, Baschi, Province of Terni, Umbria

This apartment is situated in the medieval hilltop village of Acqualoreto, it is on the third floor of the Villa. The kitchen and living room overlook the bell tower of the 11th century 'borgo' (village) whilst the bedroom and bathroom overlook the beautiful valley towards the town of Todi. These views are spectacular and wandering through the ancient 'borgo' will transport you back through time. The apartment is comprised of four rooms: a full kitchen with dining area and wood burning stove, living room with sofa and two comfortable chairs, bedroom with queen bed and bathroom with shower and heated towel rail. WiFi throughout. The total area of the apartment is 55 sq. m. (550 sq. ft.). The saltwater swimming pool (available during the summer months in daylight hours) overlooks the villa's olive grove. There is a... Read more

Listing #HL148093

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TNTbeer

Toronto, Canada

3

Reviewed 24 October 2017

Kathy and Tim

Just left Villa Sogno. Wonderful setting in a thousand year old hilltop village. We stayed four days after a Rome stopover. Relaxing—lots to do in the area. When we left we felt we’d known Brian and Rosemary for a lifetime!

Date of stay: October 2017

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Diane011

British Columbia, Canada

4220

Reviewed 16 June 2017

Felt like special guests

Villa Sogna was a fortuatous find after searching 'apartments in Umbria' for way too long! This is Brian & Rosemary's home, and they treat you as their "friends here for a visit". They were so helpful suggesting places to visit and eat. We had a...More

Date of stay: June 2017

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barbarasS5896FO

Newark-on-Trent, United Kingdom

254

Reviewed 10 November 2016

Wonderful holiday

We had a wonderful week in this lovely property and can recommend both the accommodation and the area. Our hosts were very thoughtful and knowledgeable about the area and we were able to have some great days out. Some of the places we visited were...More

Date of stay: May 2016

Thank barbarasS5896FO

Thank you Barbara for your review, it was a pleasure to meet you both and we are so glad you enjoyed this beautiful part of the world and your stay here.

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Amenities

Ceiling Fans
Cooker
Dining Seats (4)
Double Beds:(1)
En Suite Rooms (1)
Grill
Hairdryer

Internet Access
Iron
Kettle
Linens Provided
Living Room Seats (4)
Parking
Refrigerator

Shared Garden
Shared Outdoor Pool (Unheated)
Sofa Beds:(1)
Toaster
Towels Provided
Wi-Fi

House rules

Ask about kids

Pets not allowed

Smoking not allowed

Check in: 3:00 PM

Check out: 11:00 AM

Bathrooms

1 Attached (ensuite)

Bedrooms

1 Sofa

1 Full

Availability

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Changeover day is Saturday (checkout time is 1100 hrs and check-in time is 1500 hrs).

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About the neighbourhood

Acqualoreto has a bar and a small restaurant “La Cruccola” in the piazza. There is an excellent local pizzeria / restaurant (Rosa dei Venti) serving typical Umbrian dishes only 10 mins. drive away. There are no shops in the village but there is a small store in Morre (5 mins. drive) and a larger supermarket in Collelungo (7 mins. drive). A full array of stores and services are available in Todi and Orvieto.

Having a car is essential to enable you to explore this enchanting part of Italy.

Cultural - There are many beautiful medieval cities and towns to visit in the area, many of them walled and positioned on hilltops. They all boast wonderful medieval architecture and some of the churches, for example, the cathedrals in Orvieto and Assisi are World Heritage Sites. Most cities have... more

Acqualoreto has a bar and a small restaurant “La Cruccola” in the piazza. There is an excellent local pizzeria / restaurant (Rosa dei Venti) serving typical Umbrian dishes only 10 mins. drive away. There are no shops in the village but there is a small store in Morre (5 mins. drive) and a larger supermarket in Collelungo (7 mins. drive). A full array of stores and services are available in Todi and Orvieto.

Having a car is essential to enable you to explore this enchanting part of Italy.

Cultural - There are many beautiful medieval cities and towns to visit in the area, many of them walled and positioned on hilltops. They all boast wonderful medieval architecture and some of the churches, for example, the cathedrals in Orvieto and Assisi are World Heritage Sites. Most cities have museums in historic buildings where art collections and archaeological artefacts are displayed.

There are numerous festivals in the region which take place throughout the year with many originating during the Middle Ages. The people of Umbria proudly maintain the historical traditions of their ancestors with period costumes, dancing and food. There is an internationally acclaimed arts festival in Spoleto every summer and the Umbria Jazz Festival in Perugia (July) often brings in famous musicians and singers for the Festival. Another well-known event in Perugia is the International Chocolate Festival which takes place every October, not to be missed by any serious chocolate-lover. Montefalco hosts a big wine festival in mid/late September, featuring the famed local Sagrantino wine. Not to be forgotten is Aqualoreto's own festa week leading up to Ferragosto (August 15th which is Italy's most celebrated holiday) - this week consists of dinners and music in the piazza.
Last but not least is our own olive harvest which takes place in early November.

Outdoor and Sports - The countryside in Umbria offers many opportunities to enjoy outdoor activities such as walking and hiking. There are signposted routes in the area around Todi, the Tiber Nature Reserve and Lake Corbara. Cycling and mountain biking are also very popular as the countryside provides for both simple and challenging cycling routes but all with beautiful views. Other activities include watersports on Lake Bolsena and Lake Trasimeno.

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Access

Car recommended

How to get there

Railway: Orvieto: 30.0 km

By Plane
Perugia San Egidio - 45 minutes
Rome Ciampino or Fiumicino - 1 1/2 hours
Pisa - 3 hours
Budget airlines RyanAir and EasyJet service these airports
Car rentals available at all airports
Hertz and Avis car rental available a 3 minute walk from Orvieto train station. Train links to Orvieto station available through Rome Termini from Ciampino and Fiumicino and from Pisa through Florence.

By Train
Orvieto is the nearest train station - 30 minute drive to Acqualoreto. Train travel time from Rome Termini station to Orvieto, InterCity train, 1 hour 10 minutes and just over two hours to Florence.

By Car
Perugia via E45 to Todi exit - S448 towards Orvieto - 11 kms to turn off to Acqualoreto, signed
Rome via Autostrada A1 to Orvieto exit - 26 kms on S448 to turn off to Acqualoreto, signe... more