Perched high on a hill overlooking a quaint village and across rolling hills to the Adriatic Sea, Casa Sisto is a stunning 7-bedroom villa accommodating up to 16 guests in traditional Italian style and modern comfort. 

Your Italian escape begins as you step through the ornate wrought-iron gate and are greeted by a lush garden that whispers tales of Mediterranean serenity. Separated into seven separate units, each bedroom boasts a private entrance for the utmost privacy and convenience.

Every room has vaulted wooden ceilings and private ensuite bathrooms with walk-in showers. Additionally, some rooms boast balconies, dedicated workstations, and even a cosy living room complete with a mini fridge. 

Casa Sisto also has a fantastic, family-friendly restaurant and bar open for lunch and dinner. The restaurant specialises in Italian cuisine and is a local favourite. Half board is included in your stay. 

Stepping outside to the expansive terrace reveals an alfresco haven with sweeping countryside views and the sparkling Adriatic. Imagine mornings sipping espresso in the sunshine or evenings under the stars, surrounded by the scent of blooming flowers and the gentle sea breeze. 

The sprawling garden and the grounds are also home to a sumptuous swimming pool surrounded by sun loungers. Cool off with a refreshing dip or laze on its edges with a book in one hand and a cocktail in the other. 

Casa Sisto is not just a villa; it's an invitation to indulge in the richness of Italian living, where the sun-kissed charm of the Adriatic Sea meets the comfort of a carefully curated home.

The coastal town of Grottammare (a 9-minute drive) is one of Italy’s most beautiful villages and is known as the “pearl of the Adriatic.” Stroll its palm-tree-lined beach, dine at fabulous eateries, and explore the picturesque town as it climbs up the hill to an ancient fortress.

Wine lovers will certainly want to explore the wide range of local wineries. Some of the nearby wineries include La Caniette (19-minute drive), Cantina San Michele a Ripa (21-minute drive), and Cantina Numa di Liberi Pier Francesco (25-minute drive). 

Fortezza Medievale di Acquaviva Picena (18-minute drive) is an imposing medieval fortress boasting breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. 

Ascoli Piceno (35-minute drive) is an exquisite town crafted in travertine stone and lavishly decorated. The historic centre of town is brimming with historic buildings and busy piazzas. Don’t forget to try one of the region’s specialities in Ascoli Piceno – olive all’ ascolana – typically olives stuffed with meat and fried. The town is charming at night, so drop in at the Historic Caffe Meletti (one of Italy’s 150 historic cafes) and observe the town’s renowned “glow” (an effect of the travertine).

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