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Property Amenities
Pets Welcome Upon Approval | Not Handicap Accessible
Foosball Table
Game Room
Multiple TVs
Ping Pong Table
Pool Table
Satellite/Cable TV
Streaming Service(s)
Chef’s Kitchen
Library
Workout Facility
Staffed Guard Gate
Concierge Service
Golf Access
Laundry Service
On-site/Community Tennis
Coffee Maker
Crib
Espresso Machine
Fireplace
High Speed Internet
Washer & Dryer
Wireless Internet
Bicycles
Canoe(s)
Firepit
Outdoor Grill
Outdoor Lounge
Outdoor PoolProperty Details
Size
Estate with 3 levels
13 bedrooms, 13 baths, 2 half baths, 10763 square feet, 1000 square meters
Bedrooms
King, King, Queen, Queen, Queen, Queen, Queen, Queen, Queen, Queen, Queen, 2x Twin, and 2x Twin
24 guests maximum
Cots can be arranged
4 of the bedrooms cannot been used between October and April as they are not winterised.
Nearest airport
Perugia Airport, 35mins, Florence Airport 1hr 30mins, Rome Airport 2hr 30mins Florence or Rome
Property View
Fantastic view over Umbria region and countryside.
House Rules
Just a note that 4 of the bedrooms are not winterised so not usable from October-April.
Additional Fees
UPON REQUEST
Additional Cleaning can be arranged $20 per hour
Chef can be arranged $25 per hour
Reserve Property
The Reserve tier within ThirdHome is a collection of qualified higher-end homes. The required key values to book these homes and exchange fees are higher than other homes in the Club.
Activities of Interest
- Arts
- Equestrian
- Golf
- Hike
- Shopping
- Tennis
- Watersports
- Wine Country
- Bicycle tours - Cycling in Umbria means cycling on quiet country roads, among colorful fields covered with sunflowers, olive groves, and vineyards, past numerous medieval hilltop villages.
- Local festivals - Tradition, history, culture, food and wine are on display at famous festivals including Palio of Siena, Festival of Two Worlds of Spoleto, Umbria Jazz of Perugia, Corciano Festival.
- Cooking classes - Plenty of cooking schools offer unique culinary experiences in one of the most pristine and least touristy parts of Italy.
- Olive oil tasting - Visit family-run oil farms, walk in the olive groves, visit the oil press and indulge in tastings paired with local organic vegetables and bruschetta.
- Truffle hunting - Umbria is the pinnacle of Italy's truffle traditions and culture.
Places of Interest
- For the art lovers this region is perfect with amazing artwork in nearby towns including art treasures from Piero dela Francesca, Perugino and other Renaissance masters.
- The cultural and artistic gems of Siena, Arezzo, Assisi and Todi can be reached in no more than an hour by car.
- The magnificent basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, UNESCO World Heritage Site is nearby.
- Gubbio - Gubbio, where Saint Francis met the wolf—probably a metaphor for an outlaw who was converted to Christianity and renounced his past—is an exceptionally well-preserved medieval hillside town.
- Lake Trasimeno - Italy’s third largest lake is home to plentiful wildfowl as well as easily accessible islands with ancient towns. Gentle hills dotted with medieval villas and castles, and woods, vineyards and olive groves, surround the lake.
Reviews
Veronique K.
September 2023Castello with history from years gone by!
The Castello is an absolutely unique stay..... so much history...... if the walls of this castle could just talk. We were a group of 14 adults and spent most of our days and nights at the Castello eating and drinking wonderful local wines. Coming from South Africa we also had to have our normal BBQ's. The pool area and gardens are breathtaking..... the tennis court is the most beautiful I have ever seen. If you are very active and into games you literally don't have to leave the Castello for entertainment....... there are so many things to do in and around the Castello. The men loved the pinball machine especially! You do get lost in the castle in the beginning though.🤣. The rooms in the main Castello are very spacious with lovely big seperate lounge areas in 3 of them. We partly occupied the Castello, farm house and family wing as our party was quite small. Bea organised us a special Umbrian meal in the Treehouse which was absolutely lovely and we will treasure this memory. (Thank you Bea). We had a spectacular meal at Agriturismo Ristorante CallaGrana. Definitely a must visit. Thank you to Elizabeth and Andy for sharing their amazing Castello with us and our friends. We had the time of our lives in a space totally foreign to me..... we literally walked back in time. I felt like a princess in a Castle for one time in my life). A week was just to short to visit all the incredible things to do in the area and surrounds. Thank you Elizabeth for sharing detailed information about things to explore and experience. We loved our stay in Umbria and Castello Di Polgeto”
Photos - Castello di Polgeto (R)
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