luxury holidays rental Pieve Santo Stefano, Italy

The Castle is located in the Valtiberina region, a rural valley named after the Tiber River. It is an almost untouched natural area rich in history, being the birthplace of artists such as Piero della Francesca and Michelangelo Buonarroti. The centuries-old stones and original wooden beams have been skillfully integrated with wrought iron frames and accessories, various types of marble, modern colors, and fabrics. During the meticulous restoration, great care was taken to preserve the authenticity of the original materials, while at the same time enriching the structure with contemporary elements. The property, with its three structures -Castle, Church, and House- combines authentic restoration with modern features. The Castle offers a large living space with a professional kitchen and an outdoor dining terrace, while the House features a comfortable multimedia room with a sofa and TV. The property accommodates up to 24 people, spread across 12 double bedrooms, 10 of which have en-suite bathrooms. The family chapel can host small ceremonies and has seating for 20 people. The castle is situated on a private and exclusive hill, enjoying a picturesque setting immersed in a pristine natural environment. All the buildings are connected by a central square. The multi-level layout of the property offers a series of terraces, with seating areas and sun loungers, a pool area, a terrace for outdoor dining, and the possibility for outdoor dinners in the courtyard. The main terrace features a dining table for 24 people. The pool and Jacuzzi are located in the most scenic spot on the estate, further enhancing the charm of the place. The property is one hour from Arezzo's train station, which offers regular service to Florence in less than an hour via Freccia Rossa or Intercity trains. From Florence, train connections lead to Milan (1 hour 55 minutes), Rome (1 hour 37 minutes), and Venice (2 hours 14 minutes). The nearest towns are Sansepolcro (12 km), Urbino and Cortona (85 km), Florence and Siena (125 km).