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Nr. 90 | Podere Paciano - near Paciano - Umbria
At Podere Paciano you can allow yourself to indulge in extravagant style of living. Spacious both inside and out. The luxuriously furnished stone house is located among fields and meadows near Paciano. Enjoy the antique furniture, the history and view that tell the story historic Umbria. |
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Apartment Alta
Upper floor: Access via an external staircase | Persons : 8+2 | Kitchen: with dishwasher | Living room : with fire place | Bedroom : 4 Large Bedrooms | Bathrooms: 2 | Info: 2 additional beds are possible | |
Apartment Bassa
Ground floor | Persons : 4 + 2 | Kitchen: with dishwasher | Living room : with bed sofa | Bedroom : 2 | Bathrooms: 2 | |
Whole House
Kitchen: 2 | Living room : 2 | Bedroom : 6 | Bathrooms: 4 | |
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| Description: |
Podere Paciano is situated on the edge of the medieval village of Paciano, surrounded by fields and meadows. It is a traditionally wonderful old stone house with two large apartments. Each apartment has plenty of space to allow you to relax and feel at home.
Podere Paciano Alta:
Podere Paciano Alta is the apartment on the first floor and is accessible via an external staircase. The main features of this lodging are the old architraves in the middle of the living room. It is furnished with XVIII century pieces, typical of rural families in the Umbrian region.
The very large living/dining room will be a delight to you when you step into the property. It offers high ceilings, and the handsomely spacious living area is decorated with traditional antiques and furnishings. Terracotta floors, wooden beams, and historic pictures tell the story of medieval Umbria.
The features of this apartment are central heating, Satellite tv, Four spacious double rooms, a Large and well-lit living room with a fireplace, Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, refrigerator and electric oven, one bathroom with shower and one bathroom with bath tub
The very large living/dining room will wonderfully surprise you when you step into the apartment. It offers high ceilings and the handsomely spacious living area is decorated with traditional antiques and furnishings. Terracotta floors, wooden beams, and historic pictures tell the story of medieval Umbria and the original fireplace creates a warming tranquil atmosphere.
Podere Paciano Alta has four large bedrooms that are beautifully furnished with traditional antique furniture. 3 of the bedrooms have double beds and the forth has two singles.
Podere Paciano Bassa:
Podere Paciano Bassa is located on the ground floor and is larger than Podere Paciano Alta due to the fact that this apartment only has two bedrooms rather than 4. In one of the bedrooms there is a double bed and the other offers two singles. 4 arches divide the apartment into different zones and the unique nature of the design makes this property unique.
A combination of terracotta and hard wood add to the charming character of this property.
Podere Paciano Bassa offers a kitchen with dishwasher, 2 large bedrooms two bathrooms, one with a shower and one with a bath.
The house is located within large grounds which surround the property and the view offers open meadows whith no other properties in sight.
If you would like to reserve or book the property or one of the apartments please click on the “B” symbol next to the apartment / property name on the pricing table and this will take you to the online booking form.
Please note that note that welcome packs are not always provided by the owners on arrival and that some properties do not provide wine glasses.
Paciano the Village:
Paciano is a charming town, amidst the green Umbrian hills and surrounded by rich vegetation on the slopes of Monte Petrarvella, at 391 meters above sea level. It has a panoramic view over theTrasimeno Lake, which is 6 Km. away.
Paciano maintains its original medieval structure: the boundary walls (over 0,5 km long), 7 towers, 3 ogival entrance doors and the central inhabited area in chessboard fashion, from which you will find three parallel streets that lead out, crossed by typical alleys.
The old doors are named Porta Perugina, Porta Fiorentina and Porta Rastrella. The latter’s name probably descends from the “rastrello” (a rake), a heraldic symbol above this door.
Not so far away we can admire not only the sight of the Trasimeno Lake, but also the lakes of Chiusi and Montepulciano and a part of Val di Chiana.
Before crossing the castle walls, we find the old church of Saint Sebastian (X century), where the remains of a fresco representing Saint Sebastian are preserved.
Walking along what was once the Via Aureliana, we get to the romanic church of Santa Maria Peretula (nowadays Santa Maria Assunta) with paintings by Guglielmo Ascanio.
Going further, we cross the “Porta Fiorentina”, which leads into the historic centre, and right after via Marconi, we arrive to Palazzo Baldeschi, seat of the Naturalistic Museum.
In the square of the Municipality there is the Confraternità del S.S. Sacramento (Holy Sacrament Confraternity), where we find two paintings from the XIV century and a fresco from 1452.
Going down again and we reach the church of San Giuseppe, also known as “La Chiesa dentro”- the church within) for it was the first one to be built within the boundary walls. There, the “Gonfalone del Bonfigli”, allegedly a work by Fiorenzo di Lorenzo, is kept. On the outskirts, there is the church of San Carlo Borromeo.
Once we get to Porta Rastrella, we are in front of Palazzo Cennini, a Renaissance palace characterized by impressive lodges which look over lovely gardens, and elegantly furnished inner rooms.
Another church which deserves to be mentioned is Madonna della Stella (1562), with the frescos of Silla Piccinino inside.
From the Porta Perugina, over the top of the hill, there is a beautiful portal dating back 1770, also known as “Portale della Madonnuccia”. We also find the grandeur of the Orlando’s Tower (Torre di Orlando), an embattled tower which stands out as the only token of the ancient castles in Perugia. Besides the tower, the Convent of Sant’Antonio rises. It was built in 1490 by Franciscan Brothers. Towards the valley there is the church of San Salvatore, also known as “Church of Ceraseto”.
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Pool : 11 x 6 metres | Barbecue: - BBQ | Dishwasher | Common washing machine | Sat-TV | Chef | |
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| Distances: |
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Supermarket: Paciano 3 km | restaurant: Paciano 3 km | station: Chiusi 15 km | Panicale: 5 km | Castiglione del Lago: 12 km | Citta della Pieve : 18 km | Perugia: 45 km | Florenz: 120 km | Rom: 180 km | |
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| Podere Paciano |
Pers. |
03.04.-10.04.
12.06.-04.09.
18.12.-07.01. |
11.04.-11.06.
05.09.-06.11. |
08.01.-02.04.
07.11.-19.12. |
add. Pers. |
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8+2 |
1.500 € |
1.440 € |
1.050 € |
70 € |
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4+2 |
1.350 € |
1.230 € |
890 € |
70 € |
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12+4 |
2.720 € |
2.520 € |
1.860 € |
70 € |
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Dog: If the whole House is Let | Final Cleaning : Inclusive | Heating : Charged According to use | Weekly cleaning | |
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All holiday home prices are in € per week for the number of people stated in bold unless otherwise stated in € per day. The second number illustrated next to the number of persons who can stay represents the number of additional persons the property can cater for. Sofa beds are provided for additional persons unless it is otherwise stated that additional beds can be made available.
Accommodation weeks usually run from Saturday to Saturday and include linen, water, electricity, and gas unless otherwise stated. The heating costs and housekeeping fees are paid directly to the landlord and are dependent on usage. **Please be aware heating costs are expensive in Italy**.
Almost all landlords require a security deposit between 100 € and 250 € and for some of the more exclusive properties the deposit can be as much as 1000 €. The full balance of the deposit will be returned at the end of stay provided that the property is in the same condition and that are no damaged or broken items. All linens should be returned in the same number and unsoiled on departure. Terre Vitae reserve the right to request the balance due for any items that have been damaged and that have not been disclosed to the caretaker as a part of the contract signed prior to departure.
Please note that note that welcome packs are not provided by the owners on arrival and that some properties do not provide wine glasses.
There are sometimes different payment methods for groups, which we would be more than willing to discuss with you on request. |
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