How much does it cost to stay at Farm-house Sant’Antonio?

Prices at Farm-house Sant’Antonio start from €60 per night for a double room, up to €80 depending on the season and room type.

Where is Farm-house Sant’Antonio located?

Farm-house Sant’Antonio is located in Montegridolfo, Emilia-Romagna, Italy. A great base to explore the beauty of the area.

Does Farm-house Sant’Antonio have a swimming pool?

No, Farm-house Sant’Antonio does not have a swimming pool.

Does Farm-house Sant’Antonio accept pets?

Yes, Farm-house Sant’Antonio welcomes pets. It is recommended to inform the property when booking.

Does Farm-house Sant’Antonio have a restaurant?

No, Farm-house Sant’Antonio does not have an on-site restaurant.

How many rooms does Farm-house Sant’Antonio have?

Farm-house Sant’Antonio offers 14 accommodations, suitable for couples, families and groups.

Farm-house Sant’Antonio

Via Ca' Baldo 8 , 47837, Montegridolfo (Rimini) - Emilia-Romagna

COD: 099009-AG-00001 CIN: IT099009BHHLUMD

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Farm-house · Montegridolfo (Rimini) · Emilia-Romagna · From €60/night for 2 guests

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60 €/night

Seasonal prices — for 2 guests

Sleeping places: 14 Colazione

This property is managed by

Pierpaolo

Speaks: Italian

Ideal for:

Fun trips Open air Relax Romantic

Perfect for:

Single Families with children Groups of friends Couples and boyfriends

Description Sant’Antonio

An ancient building dating back to 1784, accurately restored to its antique splendour and set in the fantastic scenario of the hilly backwaters of the Adriatic coast. An oasis ok quiet where you can enjoy full relax amongst the aromas and savours of the countryside. The Apartments have Double Room, Kitchen, Bathroom with shower, Hall with fireplace available to customers, No constraints of schedules, TV in the apartment, Barbeque external heating, additional beds. Just 30 minutes drive from Agriturismo Sant 'Antonio you can reach the city of Urbino, one of the jewels of Italian Renaissance architecture. Its historical center has been awarded UNESCO World Heritage Site.