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Villa Pieve

View of the private court of Villa Pieve

"Every Italian and perhaps every foreign visitor too is convinced of the spectacular beauty of Umbria. This wonderful region always has further marvels to unveil and we Villa Pieve is part of this unspoiled part, high in the hills of Corciano."

What is Villa Pieve?

Villa Pieve is an historical estate which was once the residence of the Countess "Laura di Montesperelli" and her husband Count "Lanciotto Rossi" This Estate has been in our family since 1982. The Country House which is situated between the villa mansion and the Castle of Pieve del Vescovo, has been completed after the restoration of the ancient mansion, originally used by manual workers. The 21 spacious suites in the country house and the 7 suites in the villa, are refined with a classic and traditional style. The wise use of stones on the walls brings ancient emotions to life...
You will appreciate this distinguished and impeccable style also in our service. The cuisine is one of the assets of Villa Pieve. The delicious restaurant, situated in the main villa, dating back to 1500, offers the opportunity to enjoy smooth freshly prepared plates with the local farming and breeding products.

A week 4 couples

1 WEEK 4 COUPLES

In the center of Italy is a region called Umbria, often called “the green heart of Italy” In this beautiful land of olive groves, vineyards and gently rolling hills, lies the medieval town of Corciano. On a hill adjacent to this idyllic village, among a grove of Cyprus trees, sits the Villa Pieve, first occupied in the fourteenth century. Villa Pieve is a historic residence completely restored and equipped with elegant and spacious bedrooms. There are also many leisure spaces for conversation or contemplation. The Villa has significant historical roots and has
been the home of numerous key Umbrian nobility. The center of the home dates back to the fourteenth century

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In Umbria you learn to know the meaning of beauty. Umbria is the heart of Italy, but not simply for its geographical position. The region’s wealth of natural and artistic wonders seems almost inexhaustible. Traveling the roads of Umbria is a journey full of surprises, continuously suspended between the signs of a well-preserved past and a vocation for the future that is entirely new, that has reawakened Umbria from a torpor that lasted for centuries (from the Renaissance onward, at least), ringing to light a region that is alive and exquisitely beautiful.

Umbria today, reinventing itself fashionable but without overdoing it, has much to offer visitors: sport, culture, museums, epicurean delights, healing waters, and musical events of international renown. Because Umbria is a land of balance, able to assemble a thousand facets and a thousand different souls into a single fresco, a blend of man and nature, intense spirituality and secular pride.

Immersed in an atmosphere of palpable harmony, every stretch of land and every city has its own unique identity, the result of millennia of civilization that have left dense layers of memory and timeless masterpieces throughout the land: Umbrian, Etruscan, and Roman first; the extraordinary - and in many ways revolutionary - period of the Middle Ages, and then the Renaissance.