Casa Ottone | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Viterbo Lazio

The Province of Viterbo sits at the crossroads where Lazio, Tuscany and Umbria converge, and Casa Ottone commands one of the region’s most strategically positioned vantage points for exploring central Italy’s architectural and natural treasures. This contemporary villa, constructed in 2021, merges sleek modern amenities with traditional rural charm, creating an environment where ten guests can unwind across five generously proportioned bedrooms and six full bathrooms without ever feeling crowded.

Inside Casa Ottone

Casa Ottone sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms distributed across three distinct levels. The ground floor welcomes you into a generous living space anchored by a working fireplace, with a piano positioned to catch afternoon light, flowing into a full dining area. One bedroom sits on this level—a double occupancy room with an ensuite featuring shower, WC and bidet. The kitchen spans the full range of serious cooking equipment: dishwasher, dual oven capacity, kettle, toaster, microwave, Nespresso machine, traditional Italian moka pot for stovetop espresso, and generous refrigeration. A separate guest WC with bidet serves those moving between entertaining spaces.

Ascend to the first floor and discover four further bedrooms. Two rooms feature double beds with ensuite bathrooms (each with shower, WC and bidet). A third bedroom houses a double bed paired with a whirlpool bath—a sanctuary within an ensuite. The final bedroom on this level provides twin beds, adjoined by a dedicated office nook ideal for those who can’t entirely disconnect, with its own ensuite shower room. All bathrooms maintain consistent standards: shower, WC and bidet.

The lower ground floor reveals the villa’s most indulgent feature: a 100-square-metre spa complex. Here you’ll find a jacuzzi tub for evening soaks, a sauna for muscle recovery after exploring nearby trails, a Turkish steam bath for respiratory clearing, a fully equipped gym, an emotional shower with chromotherapy, and a dedicated relax room furnished with reclined beds. A final bathroom with shower, WC and bidet completes this wellness level. Throughout Casa Ottone, six smart televisions, air-conditioning arriving in 2025, ceiling fans, hairdryers, ironing facilities and bathrobes create layers of domestic comfort.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds sprawl across 7,000 square metres, a landscape punctuated by established olive groves that frame views across the surrounding countryside. A heated private pool measuring 12 metres by 5 metres (maximum depth 1.35 metres) operates seasonally from mid-May through late September—the water temperature maintained for comfortable swimming during shoulder seasons. Sun loungers and protective covering allow for poolside retreat, while a covered terrace creates shelter for outdoor dining or morning coffee watching the light shift across the valley.

Recreation takes multiple forms. A dedicated paddle court arrives equipped with four rackets and balls, appealing to guests seeking active engagement. A ping pong table provides indoor-outdoor entertainment options. The barbecue anchors evening gatherings, whether grilling produce from local markets or hosting casual dinners. Ample parking accommodates multiple vehicles, essential when exploring the wider region.

Location: Viterbo and the Surrounding Area

Viterbo itself—the provincial capital 15 kilometres northwest—represents a living medieval archive, with its perfectly preserved town centre, thermal waters and position as papal residence during the 13th-century Avignon schism. Casa Ottone functions as an operational base rather than a retreat from everything: supermarkets and five-star dining lie within 20-minute drives, while the Riserva Naturale Monte Rufeno (30 kilometres away) offers serious hiking terrain and seasonal truffle hunting experiences that penetrate deep into forest ecology most visitors never encounter.

San Casciano dei Bagni, merely 20 kilometres south, has attracted visitors for centuries to its thermal springs—waters you can still access through public baths and private spa facilities. The town showcases Renaissance architecture including the Palazzo dell’Arcipretura and Oratorio di Sant’Antonio. Lago di Bolsena, the largest freshwater lake in northern Lazio, sits 45 kilometres southeast and permits boat rentals, water sports and lakeside dining with mountain backdrops.

Broader regional exploration becomes immediate. Civita di Bagnoregio—a UNESCO World Heritage Site perched on eroding clay towers—stands 50 kilometres east (note: modest entrance fees apply, but the geological drama justifies the tariff). Perugia, Umbria’s medieval capital renowned for chocolate production and architectural intensity, lies 90 minutes southeast. Siena, the Tuscan rival to Florence with its Palio horse race tradition and museo-rich centro storico, sits 90 minutes south. Rome and Florence both remain accessible within two-hour drives, placing Casa Ottone within feasible day-trip radius of Italy’s two grandest cities.

Our villas in Province of Viterbo collection showcases regional diversity, while those seeking broader Italian options can explore our full collection in Lazio. For deeper destination planning, our Lazio travel guide outlines seasonal rhythms and cultural highlights that transform casual tourism into informed travel.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended family gatherings benefit enormously from Casa Ottone’s configuration: multiple independent bathrooms eliminate morning queues, separate sleeping zones allow teenagers privacy, and ground-floor accessibility accommodates elderly guests without stair negotiation. Professional groups retreating for working holidays appreciate the office nook, reliable Wi-Fi, and professional kitchen enabling either self-catering or chef arrangements.

Couples prioritising wellness over external activity find the spa complex transformative—jacuzzi sessions at dusk, morning sauna recovery, afternoon relax room retreats. Groups of four to six friends seeking collaborative cooking experiences benefit from the full kitchen facilities and dining setup. Multigenerational parties—grandparents, parents, children—navigate the five-bedroom spread without forced intimacy or hermetic separation.

Practical Information

Casa Ottone accommodates 10 guests: 5 bedrooms comprising three double-bed rooms, one double with twin option, and one twin with office annex. Six full bathrooms eliminate bottlenecks. The nearest commercial airport, Leonardo da Vinci Rome Fiumicino, sits 150 kilometres southwest—approximately two hours by car. Perugia Sant’Egidio airport (90 kilometres southeast) offers a closer alternative with approximately 90-minute transfer time.

Wi-Fi connectivity throughout enables both work-from-villa scenarios and entertainment streaming. The heated pool operates May through September seasonally. Maid service, private chef arrangement and wine-tasting coordination are available on request, transforming self-catering into curated hospitality. Check-in flexibility can be negotiated based on seasonal demand. Pets are accommodated with prior arrangement, broadening family possibilities.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Ottone

How many guests does Casa Ottone sleep?

Casa Ottone accommodates 10 guests across 5 bedrooms: three rooms with double beds, one double-bed room with an attached whirlpool bath, and one bedroom with twin beds plus a dedicated office space. Six full bathrooms ensure no morning competition for facilities. Each bedroom features ensuite facilities with shower, WC and bidet.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Ottone in Viterbo?

Leonardo da Vinci Rome Fiumicino Airport lies 150 kilometres southwest, approximately 120 minutes by car via the A1/E35 motorway. Perugia Sant’Egidio Airport in Umbria (90 kilometres southeast) offers a marginally closer option at roughly 90 minutes transfer time. Both airports provide rental car facilities, though professional driver services can be arranged.

What is the best time of year to rent Casa Ottone?

May through October offers optimal conditions: the heated pool operates May through September, summer temperatures reach 28–30°C with minimal rainfall, and regional festivals including Siena’s Palio (July and August) and Perugia’s Eurochocolate (October) align with peak season. April and October provide shoulder-season advantages—fewer crowds, comfortable 15–22°C temperatures, and spring wildflowers or autumn wine harvests. November through March brings cooler conditions (5–12°C) and potential rain, though winter provides escape from tourist density.

Is Casa Ottone suitable for families with children?

Yes, with considerations. The heated pool (open May–September) accommodates summer swimming with maximum depth 1.35 metres suitable for supervised younger children. Ground-floor bedroom access prevents stair navigation issues for toddlers. The 7,000-square-metre grounds offer safe exploration space. Nearby Lago di Bolsena provides family water activities. However, the property lacks formal playground equipment or children’s activity programs—families with very young children should arrange supervision or entertainment independently. The ping pong table and paddle court appeal to older children and teens.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Ottone?

The rental typically includes Wi-Fi throughout, heated pool access (seasonal), household linens and towels, cleaning services, utilities (electricity, water, heating/cooling), and all kitchen equipment. Bathrobes are available for spa use. Air-conditioning arrives in 2025. Maid service, professional chef, wine-tasting coordination and cooking classes are available as paid add-ons. Parking is included. Check specific booking terms regarding pool heating, spa facility access and cleaning intervals.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Ottone?

A five-star restaurant with panoramic views operates within 20 minutes’ drive. Supermarkets for self-catering appear in similar radius. San Casciano dei Bagni (20 kilometres south) hosts traditional trattorias and regional restaurants specialising in Lazio and Tuscan cuisine. Viterbo city centre (15 kilometres north) provides full commercial services, markets and dining variety. The nearest winery offering tastings sits 30 kilometres away—numerous vineyards across the surrounding Tuscan and Umbrian countryside offer cellar tours, tastings and direct sales.