Bellavista: villa that sleeps 6 people in 3 bedrooms, located in Bagnoregio, Latium, Italy.

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Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

150 m²

Property Description

Property Summary
Bellavista is a splendid stone farmhouse that has been restored and furnished with antiques. It offers a tranquil setting on a hill, boasting stunning views of the surrounding Calanchi valley and the historic town of Bagnoregio. The vacation rental features a Swimming Pool, Yard, Internet Wifi, and Parking, providing you with all the necessary amenities for a comfortable and enjoyable stay.

Outdoors
Immerse yourself in the serene outdoor spaces of this property. Relax by the swimming pool (10 x 5 m, depth 130 cm, seasonal availability: 01.May. - 30.Jun.), complete with an outdoor shower. The expansive garden, spanning 30'000 m2, offers ample space for leisurely strolls or alfresco dining with the provided garden furniture and barbecue facilities.

Other Information
The property is located at an elevation of 300 m above sea level and is detached, ensuring privacy and seclusion. Heating is available from 01.Nov. - 07.Apr. and can be paid for on-site. Access to the house is via a 500 m unmade road, with parking available on the premises. Nearby amenities include a shop, grocery store, supermarket, and restaurant, all within a 5 km radius. Additionally, the Viterbo railway station is 25 km away.

Distances and Attractions
Bagnoregio, Italy is a mere 5 km from the property, while Bolsena's center is 18 km away, and Viterbo's center is 30 km distant. The sandy beach at Tarquinia is 75 km away, and the bathing lake Bolsena is 18 km from the vacation rental. Nearby attractions include the charming Civita di Bagnoregio (6 km), Grotta di San Bonaventura (6 km), Montefiascone (17 km), Orvieto (27 km), and the thermal baths of Saturnia (70 km). Tennis courts are available 5 km away, and a riding stable is situated 20 km from the property.

Interior Description

Unit Layout
The 4-room house spans across 150 square meters on two levels. On the ground floor, you will find a comfortable and antique-furnished living/dining room with satellite TV and an open-hearth fireplace in the kitchen. The kitchen is well-equipped with five hot plates, an oven, dishwasher, toaster, kettle, microwave, freezer, and an electric coffee machine. It also features an exit to the loggia. Completing the ground floor is a double bedroom and a shower/bidet/WC. The upper floor houses another double bedroom with air conditioning, a room with two beds, and an additional shower/bidet/WC.

Amenities Included
The property offers a range of amenities to ensure a comfortable vacation. These include air conditioning, a washing machine, a barbecue area, a dishwasher, an open-hearth fireplace, satellite TV, heating, a microwave, and a television. The maximum capacity is six guests, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms available.

Other Information
You can enjoy panoramic views of the countryside from the terrace, which is furnished with outdoor seating and a barbecue area. Additional facilities provided include an iron, mosquito nets, a high chair for children, a baby cot suitable for up to 2-year-olds, and a hair dryer. Internet access is available through free WiFi, making the property suitable for families seeking a vacation destination with modern conveniences.

Location Bagnoregio, Latium, Italy

Points of Interest

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Perugia, 62.8 Km

Read More About The Bagnoregio Area

Visit The Magical Civita Di Bagnoregio On Vacation In Rome

Italy is no stranger to towns and attractions that look like something from a fairytale, that are so utterly picturesque and magical that is hard to believe it is real. We have seen plenty of these destinations in our journeys through this blog, particularly in areas that can be easily visited by those who book one of our villas in Tuscany. However, another impossibly charming and magical town to add to the list is a must-see for those who book a vacation rental in Latium or a holiday rental in Rome and who are looking for a truly unforgettable day-trip destination: the enchanting town of Civita di Bagnoregio.

Want to set off on a scenic adventure then why not go to explore the beautiful lake of Bolsena in Latium, a vast pool of water that filled up a dormant volcano crater over 370,000 years ago. Bolsena is the biggest town on the lake shore and can be read about in great detail in our dedicated article.

There are other stunning towns and villages around Lake Bolsena worth visiting so why not make a trail of it and hike or cycle around these little gems to see all they have to offer!

Stay in a stunning villa near Lake Bolsena where you can relax and unwind in peaceful surroundings.

As it turns out, there are recipes for so-called “drunk” chicken dishes from all over the world. China has multiple regional variations as does Italy. In fact, in Italy, many different regions and towns try to claim the dish and its origins as their own. As the case often is with such things, the true origins have long since been lost. The dish has been claimed by Friuli Venezia Guilia, Trieste, Padua, Umbria and Tuscany but, no matter the region, it is cooked in a very similar way with the same ingredients – chicken cut into pieces, red wine and carrot, celery, onion, garlic and parsley. The only difference being that the wine used needs to be from their region with Sangiovese or Chianti used in Tuscany and Orvieto or Montefalco used in Umbria. There are variations on this, of course, but the base generally remains the same wherever you go.

While the exact origins of the dish are uncertain, it is apparent that Orvieto holds it up as one of their particular specialities. As a result, if you want to taste the authentic dish as the Italians make it, you'll first need to find a holiday rental in Orvieto.

If you're unable to wait until you get there to try this delicious dish, why not try out our recipe first?

To the far northern end of the historic Italian city of Orvieto, there is a panoramic clearing.

Located near the entrance to the city and close by Saint Patrick's Well, just before Piazza Cahen, this shady area of greenery and pretty pathways is situated on a cliffside with views across the Umbrian countryside and is home to an ancient Etruscan temple.

The Temple of Belvedere is the best conserved monument of Etruscan Orvieto and a visit to the site offers beautiful views, scenic surroundings and a taster of Italian history outside the stuffier and more traditional parameters of a museum setting. If you are interested in history or archaeological discoveries, this is the place for you. Just find a holiday rental in Orvieto and make your way to the northern part of town.

There is absolutely no lack of things to see and do in Italy. The food is almost universally delicious, the shopping is great, it is home to some of the best beaches in the world and natural delights, and is rich beyond belief in historical, cultural and artistic gems. However, it is also home to many strange and incredible sights that could be called the “Wonders” of Italy. Here are just seven that we have picked out. Here are the Seven Wonders of Italy.

The Temple of Valadier doesn't look real but like something from a fantasy novel. Perched just inside the Frassassi mountain caves in Genga, Le Marche with views across an amazing landscape, it seems like a mythical temple or the home of some magical creature. It is actually a neoclassical church which was built in 1828 for Pope Leone XII, set inside the fantastical Frassassi cave system, which is made up of crags, stalagmites and stalactites, and has a theatrical and breath-taking appearance. To visit just, find a holiday rental in Le Marche and spend a day exploring this special place.

Orvieto Cathedral is one of the most celebrated in Italy and attracts thousands of visitors to the town of Orvieto, Umbria each year. The present building is a revamped version of a pre-existing structure and was reconstructed in order to house a relic in the thirteenth century. The relic in question, the Corporal of Bolsena, is equally fascinating. Wandering through the narrow medieval streets of Orvieto, one stumbles upon the cathedral when the space suddenly opens in front of you and its stunning façade appears, raised and resplendent in its intricate detail. If you want to see this world class building and experience its beauty and history for yourself, find a villa with pool in Umbria and be sure to pay a visit.