Relaxing days await you in this faithfully and fully restored natural-stone country house, where historic walls meet modern comfort. The enclosed property features a beautiful garden, a covered barbecue area with seating, parking and a sunbathing lawn with panoramic views of the surrounding villages.

Mio Piccolo Castello is situated in the small village of Vado, a wonderfully peaceful place. Only a handful of houses are located nearby, without obstructing the magnificent views.

The Marche is located in eastern central Italy. Bordered by Emilia-Romagna to the north, it stretches for 180 km along the Adriatic coast to the east.

To the west, it borders Tuscany and Umbria, while to the south the Sibillini Mountains lead into Abruzzo.

The Marche is divided into the provinces of Pesaro and Urbino, Ancona, Macerata and Ascoli Piceno.

Ancona is the regional capital and, with around 103,000 inhabitants, also its largest city. The coastal areas are densely populated, while the hilly hinterland still offers a great deal of unspoilt nature.

The region’s geography is particularly distinctive: the Apennines run parallel to the Adriatic coast at a distance of approximately 80 km. Numerous river valleys cut through the landscape at right angles, carving steep gorges such as the Furlo Gorge and creating vast underground caverns such as the Frasassi Caves.