Luxurious Villa Re Uberto Rental in Italy for Unforgettable Getaways

Fourteen guests across seven bedrooms. A heated swimming pool overlooking the Niccone valley. Two independent stone houses separated by rose gardens, positioned on a hilltop in rural Umbria where the Tuscan border lies just minutes away. This is the scale and setting of Luxurious Villa Re Uberto Rental in Italy for Unforgettable Getaways, a compound that functions equally well for two families seeking privacy or a large group of friends wanting shared space without sacrifice.

Inside Luxurious Villa Re Uberto Rental in Italy for Unforgettable Getaways

Luxurious Villa Re Uberto Rental in Italy for Unforgettable Getaways sleeps 14 guests across 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, spread between the main residence (220 square metres) and a separate guest annexe (166 square metres) positioned 40 metres away across the grounds.

The Main Villa anchors the property with its ground floor living spaces. The living area features a working fireplace and Smart TV, while the dining room opens to the gardens with unobstructed views. The kitchen commands attention—open-plan, contemporary, equipped with an American refrigerator featuring ice dispensing, a Nespresso coffee machine, dishwasher, full-sized oven and microwave. Doors from here open directly onto the rose-clad pergola where the 14-person dining table sits, making meal preparation flow naturally into outdoor service.

One bedroom occupies the ground floor with two single beds (100x200cm each, joinable as a double) and its own shower room—valuable for guests with mobility considerations or families with young children who prefer not to navigate stairs at night. The first floor, accessed via internal stairs or external entrance, holds three double bedrooms. The master suite offers a 170x200cm bed with an en-suite shower; two further doubles (both 170x200cm) each have en-suite bathrooms, one featuring a walk-in shower and dual sinks. Air-conditioning runs through the living areas and all bedrooms.

The Guest House Annexe operates as a self-contained unit with its own kitchen, living-dining room with fireplace and Smart TV, and a stacked sleeping arrangement. Ground floor accommodates the master bedroom (170x200cm double with en-suite shower). The first floor contains a bedroom with two single beds (120x200cm) offering direct pool access—ideal for swimmers and families. The top floor bedroom converts from a 180x200cm double into two singles, with its own shower room. This annexe works as a refuge for guests wanting evening separation or as the nucleus for a second family group.

Throughout both houses, restored terracotta flooring, oak-beamed ceilings and original stone fireplaces sit alongside contemporary essentials: heated towel rails, modern shower enclosures, quality linens. The kitchens in each property mirror each other in specification—American fridges with ice dispensers, coffee machines, dishwashers, kettles, ovens and microwaves. WiFi reaches every corner. Board games, a Bose sound system in the main villa, Smart TVs in both living areas, washing machines, hairdryers, safes and ironing facilities complete the practical inventory.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds span approximately two hectares of enclosed, landscaped terrain—partly level, partly sloping—giving the property breathing room that feels genuinely rural despite its functionality as a holiday villa.

The swimming pool commands the raised terrace: 6.5 metres by 12 metres with depth graduated from 0.8 to 2.2 metres, operational from March through October. Heating is available on request with advance notice for a weekly supplement, transforming shoulder-season visits into comfortable swimming months. Eight poolside loungers cluster beneath a pergola; six garden loungers scatter across the grounds. Two barbecues serve the entertaining spaces—one near each house’s dining pergola.

The rose-clad pergola by the main house cradles the 14-person dining table where meals happen with the valley as backdrop. A smaller pergola near the guest annexe seats six. Table tennis equipment sits ready for impromptu tournaments. A second pergola by the pool offers shade without enclosed space, ideal for afternoon reading or gentle socialising. Driveway and parking serve each house independently, eliminating congestion and movement friction.

From the terrace, the view stretches south across countryside in layers—olive groves, cypress lines, distant hills. Sunsets here don’t announce themselves; they commandeer the entire western sky. The property’s hilltop elevation means the air moves constantly, cooling even warm evenings.

Location: Perugia and the Surrounding Area

Luxurious Villa Re Uberto Rental in Italy for Unforgettable Getaways sits in the Niccone valley, where Umbria’s southern reaches slope toward Tuscany’s borders. The 2-kilometre approach via gravel track isn’t a drawback—it signals arrival at a place genuinely removed from traffic and commerce, yet positioned for purposeful exploration rather than isolation.

Immediately accessible: a family-run agriturismo restaurant 1km downhill serves regional dishes—truffle pasta, local cheeses, wines from nearby producers—typically open Tuesday to Saturday evenings and Sunday lunch (confirm dates seasonally). A small village 2.5km away holds a grocery store for basics. Within 5-15 minutes’ drive, a landscape of trattorias, restaurants and wine bars emerges—the villa’s owners provide comprehensive lists organised by cuisine, distance and season.

Towns and Cultural Sites: Umbertide (11km) functions as the primary service hub—supermarkets, a train station with departures to Perugia and Città di Castello, restaurants, a weekly market animated by locals buying produce and regional specialities. The town clusters along the Tiber River’s banks with several historic sites visible from the water. A cycling route connects Perugia to Città di Castello via Umbertide, hugging the river valley and passing through agricultural terrain—roughly 35km of rideable landscape.

Perugia itself (42km) warrants a full day. The medieval city rises steeply with a university that shapes its character, grand Renaissance and medieval architecture throughout the centro storico, and a reputation for arts festivals and cultural events. Street-level life in Perugia moves with purposeful energy—cafes, galleries, unmarked passages leading to hidden courtyards.

Lake Trasimeno (approximately 30km) offers the region’s largest recreational opportunity—boat hire, lakeside walks, swimming, cycle routes circling the perimeter. Passignano sul Trasimeno (27km) provides a charming base on the water with restaurants and quiet beaches. Castiglione del Lago (40km), a fortified town dramatically positioned on a peninsula, combines history with watersports access.

Across the Tuscan Border: Cortona (32km) exemplifies hilltop Tuscany—narrow streets, Etruscan walls, Renaissance frescoes, restaurants serving Chianina beef and Vino Nobile. The drive takes 35-40 minutes but feels like entering a different era. Montepulciano (58km) extends further into wine country, famous for Vino Nobile di Montepulciano and palazzi from the Renaissance that line every street. Arezzo (65km) offers Piero della Francesca frescoes and a medieval layout less crowded than larger destinations. Florence (142km, approximately 2 hours’ drive) and Siena (102km) remain accessible for day trips or overnight stays.

The region specialises in truffles (especially black truffles from autumn to early winter), aged cheeses, dense sausages cured in local smoke, olive oils pressed from estates you can visit, and wines from hundreds of small producers. Wine-tasting destinations range from formal cellar tours to farmgate sales where the owner pours samples in a shed overlooking vineyards.

Antognolla Golf Club (approximately 30km) provides an 18-hole course with views across the Umbrian countryside—useful for golfers in the party. Fishing opportunities exist on nearby rivers and lakes. For cycling, the terrain offers everything from flat valley rides to steep climbs through forests.

For comprehensive destination context, explore our Umbria travel guide for seasonal recommendations, event calendars and lesser-known villages. Browse our full luxury villas in Italy or our curated collection in the province of Perugia.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Two families holidaying together: The main villa and annexe separation provides shared dining and pool areas while allowing families with children to maintain independent kitchen and bedroom spaces. Parents can oversee children without constant interaction.

Groups of 8-12 friends: The 14-person capacity and dual dining pergolas accommodate friendship groups without forcing constant togetherness. The table-tennis, barbecues and pool encourage shared activities on terms each person chooses.

Multi-generational gatherings: Grandparents can occupy the ground-floor bedroom in the main villa (no stairs). Adult children spread across first-floor rooms. The annexe absorbs younger adults or partners, creating dignified separation.

Couples seeking substantial space: Two couples booking together can occupy opposite wings entirely, sharing only pool and grounds. The heated pool extends the season into spring and autumn when crowds diminish.

Remote-working groups: WiFi coverage throughout supports laptop-based professionals. The hilltop setting and rural quiet provide focus during working hours, with pool and restaurants for breaks.

Not ideal for: Single travellers seeking intimacy or budget-conscious guests—the property’s scale and service infrastructure justify its pricing for groups distributing costs across multiple parties.

Practical Information

Capacity: 14 guests maximum across 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. The main villa alone sleeps 8 and is available during low-season periods for smaller groups.

Nearest airports: Perugia San Francesco d’Assisi (Sant’Egidio) lies 48km away with approximately 50 minutes’ driving time. This regional airport receives flights from major European hubs. Alternatively, Florence Amerigo Vespucci (Peretola) stands 142km away—just over 2 hours—with more frequent international connections. Rome Fiumicino, 252km distant, offers a last-resort option with approximately 3-4 hours’ driving time, though the route crosses significant distance through Lazio.

Supplies: The village 2.5km away carries essentials. Umbertide’s supermarkets (11km) stock everything needed for self-catering. Fresh produce markets operate in Umbertide and larger towns on specific weekdays.

Included in rental: Utilities (electricity, gas, water), WiFi internet access throughout, bed linen and towels, pool access (seasonal dates), air-conditioning in living areas and bedrooms, kitchen equipment and appliances, board games, Smart TV access, firewood for fireplaces. Pre-stocked fridge availability is offered on request. Breakfast preparation can be arranged.

Not included: Pool heating (available for weekly supplement), cleaning between stays (though initial turnover cleaning is arranged), laundry service (washing machines are on-site for guest use), activities or excursions.

Check-in flexibility: Standard check-in and check-out times are negotiable depending on availability and advance coordination with management. Late arrivals after dinner are accommodable with prior notice.

Accessibility: The ground-floor bedroom in the main villa avoids stairs entirely. The gravel approach and landscaped gardens are uneven in places; wheelchair access is limited but not impossible—discuss specific needs before booking.

Pets: Dogs and cats can be accommodated on request with advance notice, subject to approval and reasonable restrictions on poolside access.

Frequently Asked Questions about Luxurious Villa Re Uberto Rental in Italy for Unforgettable Getaways

How many guests does Luxurious Villa Re Uberto Rental in Italy for Unforgettable Getaways sleep?

Luxurious Villa Re Uberto Rental in Italy for Unforgettable Getaways accommodates 14 guests in 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms when both the main villa and guest annexe are occupied. The main villa alone sleeps 8 across 4 bedrooms (one ground-floor double with singles, three first-floor doubles). The guest annexe sleeps 6 across 3 bedrooms (one ground-floor master double, one first-floor bedroom with two singles, one top-floor convertible double). Both houses operate independently with separate kitchens and living areas.

What is the nearest airport to Luxurious Villa Re Uberto Rental in Italy for Unforgettable Getaways in Perugia?

Perugia San Francesco d’Assisi Airport (also called Sant’Egidio) is the closest option at approximately 48km away, requiring about 50 minutes’ drive time. This regional airport receives flights from major European cities. Florence Amerigo Vespucci Airport, 142km away and requiring roughly 2 hours’ driving, offers more frequent international connections. Rome Fiumicino Airport (252km, 3-4 hours’ drive) serves as a final alternative with maximum flight options but considerable journey time.

What is the best time of year to rent Luxurious Villa Re Uberto Rental in Italy for Unforgettable Getaways?

April through October offers reliably warm weather and the heated pool opens March-October. May and June provide ideal conditions—temperatures 20-27°C, wildflower blooms in the gardens and surrounding valleys, lighter tourist crowds than summer. September and early October repeat this pattern with warm days, cool evenings and harvest activity in surrounding vineyards and olive groves. July and August bring heat (often 30°C+) and peak tourism to surrounding areas; if avoiding crowds matters, shoulder seasons are superior. November through February experience cooler weather (5-12°C) with occasional rainfall, though fireplaces add warmth and regional truffles peak in availability. Winter works best for groups seeking peace rather than outdoor swimming and exploration.

Is Luxurious Villa Re Uberto Rental in Italy for Unforgettable Getaways suitable for families with children?

Yes, with important conditions. The swimming pool (0.8-2.2m depth gradient) requires competent swimmers or constant adult supervision—no lifeguard is present. Young children benefit from the ground-floor bedroom option (stairs avoided for nighttime bathroom trips). The property has no dedicated play area or children’s entertainment beyond board games and table tennis; entertainment relies on family imagination and the natural environment. The 2km gravel approach means driving to restaurants and shops rather than walking. The rural setting involves wildlife—insects, occasional snakes, agricultural activity—that some families find appealing and others disruptive. Families with children aged 8+ find the space and pool excellent; younger children need careful supervision around the terrace and pool edge.

What is included in the rental price at Luxurious Villa Re Uberto Rental in Italy for Unforgettable Getaways?

The rental price includes all utilities (electricity, gas, water), WiFi internet access throughout both houses, bed linens and towels (changed during longer stays), pool access during operating season (March-October), air-conditioning in living rooms and bedrooms, all kitchen appliances and equipment (cookers, dishwashers, American fridges with ice dispensers, Nespresso and coffee machines), firewood for fireplaces, Smart TVs, board games and cleaning between guest stays. Pool heating is available as an optional weekly supplement. Pre-stocked fridges and breakfast services can be arranged on request for additional fees. Guests manage their own laundry using on-site washing machines.

What restaurants and shops are near Luxurious Villa Re Uberto Rental in Italy for Unforgettable Getaways?

The agriturismo restaurant 1km downhill serves seasonal regional cuisine (truffle pasta, local cheeses, wines) Tuesday-Saturday evenings and Sunday lunch—book ahead. A village grocery store sits 2.5km away for basics. Umbertide (11km) contains supermarkets, a weekly market, and multiple restaurants ranging from casual trattorias to more formal dining—the town’s riverside setting and weekly farmer market emphasise local produce. The villa’s owners provide extensive restaurant lists organised by distance, cuisine type and seasonal hours. Restaurants within 5-15 minutes’ drive range from simple family-run operations to destination dining, with particular strength in truffle, pasta and wine pairings. Larger towns like Perugia (42km) offer international options and food markets. Specialty producers—truffle hunters, cheese makers, oil pressers, wineries—operate throughout the region; owners can arrange visits with advance notice.