Villa Clair - Charming Villa in Marche Countryside

Villa Clair is a jewel of extraordinary beauty and tranquility, from the top of the hill where it is located it dominates the whole Fermo valley which leads to the sea of ​​Porto Sant'Elpidio which is only 7 km away and from the renowned Civitanova Marche famous for its nightlife and the characteristic cafes which is just over 10 km away.
The villa is located in the heart of the Marche and represents the perfect solution for families or groups of friends up to 14 people who want to spend their holidays together in peace away from the frenzy of the seafront but still in a strategic position to reach the main tourist attractions in a few kilometers. of the area.
The restoration works have thought of everything a guest could wish for to enjoy a dream holiday with large elegantly furnished spaces, privacy, well-kept and well-kept rooms divided on three floors in the sleeping area, living area and a large garden for exclusive use. with swimming pool, garden furniture and relaxation areas.
The park that surrounds it collects the essence and spirit of the place, harmonious and generous with Mediterranean scents, alternating green spaces with flower beds and aromatic plants with centuries-old olive trees.
From when you cross the gate to enter to when (alas) you let it vanish behind you, the background of your holiday is only chirping and rustling; if you love to walk and take long walks with your dog immersed in the quiet of the countryside, Villa Clair is the perfect place.
And to finish the day ... what could be better than a good glass of local wine sipped at sunset, in the total quiet of the garden admiring one of the many sunsets that nature offers us every evening, painting the surrounding hills with magical colors and enchanted.

Porto Sant'Elpidio railway station 10km
Interurban bus stop 800 meters
Marche airport 68 km

Traveling in the Marche

AIRPORTS
The main transport hub of the Marche is the Adriatic port city of Ancona. International flights serve the Marche airport just northwest of the city, while ferries sail to and from destinations in Greece, Croatia and Albania.

PRIVATE CAR
You must be a good driver in the Marche; the streets are narrow and often steep. Fly to Ancona and rent a car. For speed, take the A14, which connects the entire region along its 111 miles of coastline, from Pesaro in the north to Ascoli Piceno in the south. For pleasure, drive along the state roads through the beautiful landscapes of the Marche.

TRAINS
Once in the region, trains run along the coast and buses serve most of the inland towns and villages. Realistically though, you'll want your wheels to explore the region's verdant hinterland. Car rental service is available at the Marche airport and Ancona railway station. Travel in the Marche

Services included:

• Household, bed and bathroom linen
• Courtesy line
• Water, electricity, heating
• Washing machine
• Internet wifi
• Parking area

Services on request

• Extra cleaning € 15 / hour
• Chef at home
• Horse Experience
• Massages and wellness treatments
• Electric car charging station

Villa Clair offers its guests a large, completely fenced-in garden with large shaded areas where you can relax around the beautiful swimming pool (4x8 m) equipped with sun loungers, umbrella, tables, and relaxing gazebos.
A large table for dining out and enjoying the evening breeze that brings the scent of the sea is available for guests right in front of the pool area.

THE FERMO AREA

The vocation of Fermo, for its history as a city of studies and for its tradition as a center of cultural exchanges in the Adriatic, has always been aimed at welcome and hospitality. The tools available to the City to continue responding to this trend are multiple and have consolidated and refined over time. First, the culture. Fermo retains an intact Renaissance urban layout which, starting from the main Piazza del Popolo - one of the most beautiful in the Marche - can be enjoyed through a series of itineraries dotted with churches, noble palaces, courtyards and artistic portals.

It offers a picture gallery full of late Gothic tables and famous for the famous "Adoration of the Shepherds" by P.P. Rubens; it houses one of the most famous libraries in Italy for its ancient book heritage, whose heart - the seventeenth-century Sala del Mappamondo - is the pride of the city.

It houses a complex underground water system which includes the Roman cisterns of the Augustan period (the largest built by the Romans by extension in square meters), whose visit is essential for anyone who comes to the city even for a few hours.

The Diocesan Museum, annexed to the splendid Cathedral with a Gothic facade, which preserves, among other pieces of excellence, the chasuble by Thomas Becket, enriches the city's museum offer; the Picena Archaeological Section of Palazzo dei Priori, which fully testifies one of the great pre-Roman Italic civilizations through unique bronze artifacts; the Oratory of Santa Monica, with a cycle of late Gothic frescoes among the most popular in the Marche.

The Scientific Museums are located in the seventeenth-century Palazzo Paccaroni, in Corso Cavour: the Polar Museum "Silvio Zavatti" unique in Italy and the "Tommaso Salvadori" Museum of Natural Sciences. A little further on, the Church of San Filippo Neri, the second Philippine foundation in the Marche region of the 17th century, thanks to the recent restoration has now become an Auditorium and exhibition hall, which hosts numerous conferences and exhibitions.

A place of excellence deserves, in the Fermo cultural offer, the eighteenth-century Teatro Comunale dell'Aquila, among the most beautiful and largest in the Marche: a prestigious environment, enriched by the historical backdrops of Alessandro Sanquirico and the central fresco by Luigi Cochetti. The structure, in addition to representing one of the most appreciated cultural assets of the city, is the site of important seasons of show: opera, symphonic, prose, according to a centuries-old tradition that has seen its scenes trodden by the biggest names on the international scene. The prestigious nineteenth-century Villa Vitali, designed by the architect Gaetano Manfredi, houses the renovated open-air theater, marking a significant part of the summer theater season.

Another strong point of Fermo and its hamlets is the landscape. Perched around the Girfalco hill, whose park is home to centuries-old trees and constitutes one of the most beautiful panoramic terraces of the Marche coast, the city has as its natural backdrop, on one side the Adriatic Sea, only eight kilometers from the urban center, from the another the suggestive scenery of a hinterland of typical towns that go with a gentle hilly landscape up to the slopes of the "blue mountains" of Leopardi's memory, the Sibillini. This privileged position means that Fermo offers a clean sea and well-equipped beaches on which to practice sailing, wind surfing and kitesurfing, such as at Lido di Fermo, in Casabianca, in Marina Palmense; it also allows tourists to enjoy the tranquility of the hinterland in farmhouses and facilities equipped for trekking, mountain biking and horseback riding, and is a natural gateway to the nearby Monti Sibillini Park. The numerous accommodation activities offer adequate solutions for all needs. From Fermo, moreover, considering the particular local production structure based on small and medium-sized enterprises, interesting and particularly refined paths are possible between company outlets of big names and craft traditions where shoes, hats, accessories and clothing make fashion and trend in the major international boutiques.

THE MARCHE - ITALY IN A REGION

ITALIAN SECRET

The Marches are one of the best kept secrets of Italy. Sandwiched between the Adriatic and its better known neighbors Tuscany and Umbria, this quiet and sparsely populated region has long slipped under the travel radar. However, with a number of lovely hill towns and a landscape that ranges from the snow-capped peaks of the Apennines to dream beaches and otherworldly caves, it's the perfect place to experience Italy without the crowds. Outstanding for their geometric shapes and imposing appearance, Italian castles are not only majestic, but utterly stunning, a splendor that is best viewed in person. Interestingly, no two castles are alike and each has unique characteristics that are related to historical events, natural environment and political changes over the centuries.

RICH HISTORY

Few countries in the world are pervaded by such a strong sense of historical continuity as Italy. From the myths surrounding the birth of the Etruscan civilization to the founding of a united Italy in the 19th century, past and present are inextricably linked in a seamless network that spans over three millennia. This short story provides a thread to guide you through the labyrinth of this complex story. You will find a more detailed local history on the individual city pages.

RESTAURANTS

The Marche is centrally located on the Italian east coast, nestled between the Apennines and the Adriatic Sea. The region is characterized by a rugged mountainous hinterland and a coastline lined with beaches, dotted with picturesque seaside towns. These variations in the geography of the region are also reflected in its food; seafood is popular, along with rural delicacies such as wild mushrooms, game, nuts and herbs, and the region's precious truffles. Rabbit in porchetta, rabbit stuffed with wild fennel is a revered regional specialty, and traditional porchetta made with suckling pig and stuffed into rolls is a popular street food.

Autumn in the Marche

If you don't...

The following might be to be paid extra: Babycot, Bed Linen and Towels (additional set), Extra Cleaning, Late Arrival, Late Arrival (after 23:00), Pets, Refundable Security Deposit by credit card, Tourist tax.