Agritourisme Villa Osvaldo

Description Villa Osvaldo

Villa Osvaldo is an old farmhouse built in 1684 and is located in Umbria near Lake Trasimeno on the border with Tuscany, in a panoramic position 350 meters above sea level And 'ideal for a relaxing holiday away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The farm is made ​​up of apartments and air conditioned, with restaurant and meeting room. Villa Osvaldo has an area of ​​30 acres, on which are produced the DOC Colli del Trasimeno wine, olive oil, honey and other foods available to genuine customers. Villa Osvaldo has also a swimming pool, parking, barbecue, bicycles, children's games and television, has an agreement with riding horses, fishing lake, it is also 15 minutes far from the spa of Chianciano, 10 minutes from the golf course to 18 holes agreement.

Description des chambres

The accommodation is divided into nine characteristic apartments, each of which has its own outside space with tables and chairs. In one part of the ground floor is a charming place for refreshment. where the owners will occasionally cook traditional dishes and delicious grilled meat quality first, accompanied by the excellent wine produced in these lands. The apartments are furnished in a simple and comfortable, they are equipped with air conditioning (except Cypress).

Services Agritourisme

Villa Osvaldo est dotée d'une piscine, d'un parking, d'un barbecue, de vélos, d'une aire de jeux pour enfants et d'une télévision. Elle est conventionnée avec un manège d'équitation, un petit lac de pêche sportive, et se trouve à 15 minutes des thermes de Chianciano, à 10 minutes du golf conventionné à 10 trous.

Description Du Domaine (Castiglione del Lago)

Trasimeno lake, with its three islands: Major, Minor and Polvese, in the green of the reeds, with a contour of hills covered with olive trees, is the background to our itinerary. Lake Trasimeno is described by famous people, who are already in the past came here to restore calm and contact with nature, we take as an example the words written by Byron in "Roman Walks" in the early century wrote: " I like the way to Perugia to Siena: you have a way to visit Arezzo, where it seems that nothing has changed from a century of Dante, and then the outskirts of Lake Trasimeno are beautiful. " Throughout the surrounding Lake Trasimeno is the medieval atmosphere, data from ancient villages, castles and cathedrals that more or less overlook the lake from the grassy hills, covered with vegetation made of vines and olive trees.