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Ai Rosmarini
Dating back to the 17th Century, the beautiful old stone Podere was home to a family of landowners who made luxurious Extra Vergine olive oil from the olive groves that stretch across the stunning hills towards Todi.
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From £1100 to £2175 | Maximum number of people : 6 | i |
 
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Casa Del Sagrantino
During the medieval period verdant Umbria had a population nearly five times as large as it is today. Almost every field, copse, olive grove and vineyard had a tenant, a farmhouse a barn and a granary. Due to changes in lifestyle many beautiful houses fell into ruin. Nowadays Umbria is on the rise again, and many of its ruins have seen renovation, restoration and growth but fortunately it remains pleasantly under populated. This farmhouse, which takes its name from the luscious local grapevine, oozes history and it is believed that a building has existed on the site since medieval times.
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From £1785 to £3795 | Maximum number of people : 10 | i |
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Casa Dell'Usignolo
This three hundred year old restored farm house, with traditional exposed beams and terracotta floors, sits on a hill in half an hectare of private gardens...
Price: from £2495 | Maximum number of people : 10 | i |
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Il Poggio
This beautifully restored country farmhouse, which looks towards magnificent medieval hilltop Todi, is ideally located close to some of Umbria's most famous towns and villages, the heartlands of medieval power and influence.
Basking in the summer sun, its pale blue shutters open like eye lashes onto four acres of gently sloping fields, dense oak woodland and olive groves. This is the Umbria that so many seek and so few find. A lush and verdant countryside of unadulterated beauty and untouched simplicity; at the heart of this picturesque landscape is Il Poggio.
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From £1695 to £2895 | Maximum number of people : 6 | i |
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Le Tre Cipresse
"Rolling hills blanketed with oaks and evergreen cypresses; fields of golden wheat alternating with rows of brilliant sunflowers; lazy rivers meandering across fertile valleys; great food from great trattorias - tasty, seasonal and locally produced, with equally good wines to wash it all down; Romanesque churches, medieval hill top villages and renaissance masterpieces to keep you entertained should you so desire." Although this idyllic description (paraphrased from Frances Mayes) could apply to any number of Umbrian locations, we are writing about the views from the terrace of Le Tre Cipressi, close to Todi, in verdant Umbria.
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From £2500 to £2795 | Maximum number of people : 8 | i |
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Palazzo Ciuffelli
A most unusual property forming the principal wing of a XVI century palazzo is to be found at the entrance to the "centra storico" of the beautiful medieval, walled town of Todi.
Price: from £1525 | Maximum number of people : 10 | i |
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Poggio Delle Magnolie
Umbria is known as the green heart of Italy. It is easy to see why as its underpopulated tiny hilltop villages have fewer inhabitants today than they did in Medieval times. Views remain as lush and verdant as ever and a combination of mild climate, national parkland and smallscale farming has left large areas looking as they did centuries ago. Tiny olive groves, family sized vineyards, shimmering cornfields and all watched over by sentinel cypress trees it really is breathtaking.
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From £1850 to £3725 | Maximum number of people : 9 | i |
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Rotolone
Situated on a sheltered hillside facing towards Assisi and with widespread views of the surrounding countryside, this beautiful 400 year old stone built farmhouse ...
Price: from £1585 | Maximum number of people : 10 | i |
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Schifanoia
Villa Schifanoia stands in a marvellous park of some 12 hectares with century old trees and spacious lawns.
Price: from £2150 | Maximum number of people : 14 | i |
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Villa Due Leoni
The history of the countryside is written in its fields, hidden stone hamlets, bustling towns and lifestyle of each generation. This once tumbledown 17th century structure has long since lost its history but has been born again almost entirely from scratch due to the care and attention lavished by its charming English speaking owners during its long restoration using age old local materials.
It is clear that they fell in love with the incredible views and this wonderful old farmhouse when it was nothing but a ruin and this is the perfect opportunity to enjoy their lifestyle if only for a moment.
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From £1695 to £2195 | Maximum number of people : 6 | i |
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Villa Livi
When one goes touring in Umbria one soon gets used to the concept of the little white roads with no tarmac. These Stradina Bianca criss cross the countryside and can cut hours off your journey time – if you know where you are going! Many lead across the rolling expanse of wooded hills, dense with oak, chestnut and pine. A few wind around the edges of the shimmering lakes such as Trasimeno or Corbara but almost all of them afford a splendid view across a countryside of patchwork fields that inspires artists, photographers and the odd romantic to return year after year to sample the delights of this rural region.
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From £1340 to £2505 | Maximum number of people : 8 | i |
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Villa Nora (16)
One of the wonders of Umbria is its countryside: the spectacular awe inspiring views of rolling green fields pastoral, uncluttered and unchanged for centuries. Every town, village and hamlet with a distinct identity, each specialising in some form of local handicraft, Spello for art, Deruta for ceramics, Montefalco for linen is unique the world over. Those seeking a luxurious, hospitable break far from the hectic pace of modern life and yet still wishing all those home comforts and more would do well to consider Umbria as a destination.
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From £2295 to £3995 | Maximum number of people : 16 | i |
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