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The house lies 3,5 Kms from the well known city of Orvieto in a hilly and quiet location, the lake of Bolsena is 25 km far away. From the property you have a panoramic sight and the town self (beautiful at sunset and at night) and on the historical centre of Orvieto. The location allows to reach quickly the most famous cultural and naturalistic beauties of Umbria, Rome and northern Lazio, southern Tuscany (Siena, Arezzo, Montepulciano). From the villa, in around 15 minutes driving, you are on the motorway Rome-Florence. The train station of Orvieto Scalo is 5 kms far away, the journey time is 1 hour for Rome and 2 hours for Florence. The nearest bus stop is 2 kms from the property. The villa is suitable for max 6 persons.  The terrace near the house is equipped with a gazebo, table and chairs. So it will be possible to eat outdoor and enjoy at the same time the panoramic view on Orvieto. The property has a private garden and swimming pool for sole use of the tenant. The pool is 6x12 meters with a depth of 150cm, there is also a little pool suitable for young children (depth around 50cm). The small building near the pool can be used as changing room and it has also a toilet, 3 ring stove and a fridge for drinks.  There is a gezebo with table and chairs if you want to eat near the pool. The nearest shops (supermarket, bakery, butcher, pharmacy and some other shops) are situated in Sferracavallo (2,5 kms from the property). There are different restaurants within 4/6 kms from the house.

 

DISTANCES:

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Orvieto             

Todi               

Montepulciano       

Bolsena (lac)           

Perugia  (aéreoport)           

Rome  (aéreoport)

 

2,5 km

3,5 km

40 km

70 km

22 km

80 km

125 km

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SURROUNDINGS

Lago di Bolsena is Italy's largest lake formed in the crater of an extinct volcano. The water of Bolsena is so clear, in fact, that it is completely safe to drink it. The local government has gone to great efforts to maintain the lake's natural purity; a technologically advanced purification system has eliminated the errors that might have been made before pollution-awareness was so developed. Luckily no industrial development mars Bolsena's shores, nor its views, and the gently sloping nature of the encircling land limits the amount of spill-off and soil erosion which could effect the water's transparency. The native fisherman still use the lake's water to make the local culinary specialty - a fish soup called sbrosia - a rarity to find.The lake is 12 km. long and 14 km. wide, with a maximum depth of 151 meters. The most important town on the lake is called Bolsena. Like so much of Italy, it bears the signs of almost every important period of the Italian peninsula, going back as far as the Iron Age and progressing through the times of the martyrs, catacombs and miracles and on to the Middle Ages. The Rocca Monaldeschi della Cervara sits at the top of the hill, overlooking the medieval quarter of town. The castle was built between the 12th and 14th centuries. It has been completely renovated and since 1991 has housed the Museo Territoriale del Lago di Bolsena (Lake Bolsena Territorial Museum). The museum is well laid out; each of its three floors is dedicated to various aspects of Bolsena's history, ranging from its prehistoric volcanic origins to its Etruscan-Roman period. A walk along the ramparts of the castle offers a gorgeous view of the entire lake and should not be missed. The Church of St. Christine is the town's other major site. It is a Romanesque church built in 1078 in a typical basilica style over the catacombs where St. Christine, a young woman martyred during the reign of the Roman Emperor Diocletian, was buried. From April to September, excursion boats depart Bolsena town headed for Bisentina and Martana, the islands in the lake. Both are privately owned and Martana is not open to the public, but Bisentina is an ex-summer residence of the Popes and has a large church on it. There are also seven small chapels built around the island. Don't think that Bolsena is just for history and culture buffs. It is also ideal for swimming, sailing, relaxation and dining. One of my fondest memories is having a delicious meal of grilled coregone (a local fish from the lake) at one of the many unpretentious restaurants lined up along the shore. If you happen to find one that's serving sbrosia, consider it your lucky day.


Orvieto is a place of great historical importance. So you see tourists the whole year round. Lots of them only visit the well known cathedral, the cathedral square and the central street full of ceramics and souvenir shops. They are wrong, because there is a lot more to see in this city and even more in the surrounding area. You have to go right through Orvieto to get a real impression of the unfamiliar setting of the city and the gleaming city walls on the volcanic tuff stone hill, plus characteristic monuments and museums with Etruscan finds.

SOUTHERN/CENTRE 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. This region is less touristy than Tuscany and this is especially appreciated by many tourists.

Southern/centre 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, Perugia, Gubbio, Assisi. There are also numerous charming little villages – many of medieval origin - as Amelia, Labro, Spello, Norcia, Bevagna, Montefalco to visit. In many towns and villages you can taste local dishes or buy local wines and olive oil (generally of excellent quality). You can also easily visit – in day trips - famous towns and charming villages in the southern part of Tuscany such as Siena, Arezzo, San Giminiano, Pienza, Cortona, Sinalunga, etc. Many tourists visit also Rome from here (without staying in the city which is very hot in summer) once or more times. It is possible to go by car (journey of 1h-1h30) or by train from the stations of: Terni, Narni-Amelia, Orte & Orvieto.

We must not forget the mountains with some splendid woods, e.g. Terminillo (up to 2000 metres by car). In around 1 hour it is possible to reach the shimmering lakes of Bracciano, Vico, Piediluco, Bolsena and Trasimeno. The Mediterranean Sea (mostly sand beaches) situated between Tarquinia and Chiarone are 90-120 Kms away (around 1h20-1h40 driving). 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.

 

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Lieu: ORVIETO Maison code: ORV-CLV-6
(m2: 120): salle à manger/sejour avec cuisine, chambre de lit avec lit double et salle de bains (douche), chambre de lit double, chambre de lit avec 2 lits simple,  salle de bain (vasque)
Places de lit: 6+lit du bébé Chambres de lit: 3
Chambre de lit 1 Chambre de lit 2 Chambre de lit 3  

lit double

lit double 2 lits simple
Salle de séjour / Salle à manger: 1
Cuisine: 1
Salle de bains: 3 (1 avec douche/toilet, 1 avec baignoire/toilet, toilet dans le cottage près de la piscine)
En outre: terrasse avec gazebo, table et chaises, petite maison près de la piscine avec petite cuisine, toilet, table et chaises
Appareils :  (*= disponible dans la maison)
Réfrigérateur/congélateur: * Four: * Four à micro-ondes: Lave vaisselle: *
Lave linge: * TV: * Satellite-TV: * Sèche-cheveux: *
En outre: DVD player, stereo/CD-Rom player, chaise haute, cafetière, grill-pain, toutes les fenêtres des chambre de lit ont une moustiquaire, Wi-Fi internet accès
Extérieur:
Jardin cloturé et emplacement de parking (2 places couverts) Parasols, chaises et transats Terrasse avec gazebo, chaises et table pour manger dehors Barbecue et four en pierre
Piscine (12m x 6m  profondeur: min/max 1,50m). Petite piscine pour enfants (profondeur 50cm) Petite cuisine, chaises et table pour manger près de la piscine
Prix par semaine in €

01/04 - 22/05

25/09 - 31/10

 

23/05 - 13/06

12/08 - 26/09

13/06 - 27/06

29/08 - 12/09

27/06 - 29/08

Inclus dans le prix de location
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Eau, gaz et électricité

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Changement hebdomadaire linge de toilette et draps

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Wi-Fi internet accès

Suppléments et caution à payer sur place
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Chauffage Euro 10 par jour

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Dernier nettoyage €.90

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Caution demandée: €.300

1050 1400 1550 1850

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