AVI0001394

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Bedroom/s - #2
  • Bedroom .1 - This master bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom, complete with shower, basin, double mirrors, toilet, bidet, towel heater and three windows with a beautiful private view of the terraces, the castle and the Spoleto Valley.
  • All linen and towels, etc. are provided. The bedroom itself has been tastefully decorated in period furniture and boasts, amongst other things, an 1804 ca French ‘boat-bed’ with inlaid wood patterns and modern orthopaedic mattress and base.
  • Bedroom .1 - With its own fireplace, this double-bedroom can also be used as a sitting room and guest or children’s room. An extra single bed can be added if necessary.
  • The room leads out onto its own terrace. Its bathroom, complete with shower, toilet, bidet and towel heater is in the corridor. All linen and towels, etc. are naturally provided.
Bathroom/s - #2
  • 1 en-suite and 1 family bathroom
Kitchen
  • Complete with oven, stove, pots, pans, crockery, cutlery, glasses, etc, not to mention a fridge, a dishwasher and a heart-warming kitchen fireplace ideal for cooking your ‘salsicce’, this kitchen-cum-dining area comfortably seats twelve people at its antique wooden table.
  • A first full load of wood for the fireplace is provided. Extra wood can be arranged if necessary at a small additional fee.
  • An iron is provided.
  • Guests may ask to use the washing machine located in the external laundry upstairs.
Lounge / dining
  • This unique, rustic and yet cosy environment, completely hewn out of the mountain rock, is ideal for reading one of the many books placed at the client’s disposal, for listening to music, watching the colour tv, or for just simply relaxing with friends and family.
  • From time to time it holds sculptures by some of Europe’s emerging contemporary artists. The modern lounge suite is also a ready-made single bed.
Outside features
  • Terraces
Other features
  • For those coming from abroad, the closest and easiest airports to fly in to are Roma (Fiumicino), Florence, Perugia (Sant’Egidio) and Ancona.
  • Either by car or by train it is very easy to get to I Cerri, though once you do get here, you will need a car of your own to get around in.