Villa Casali | 3-Bedroom Villa in Belvedere Ostrense (AN) Provincia di

Eight guests arrive at Villa Casali in Belvedere Ostrense (AN) and immediately understand why Le Marche’s rolling Apennine landscape commands attention from every window. This three-bedroom luxury villa rental in Belvedere Ostrense sits 2km from two of the region’s most characterful villages, with mountain views that shift through the day and a private pool that opens each May. The Marche countryside isn’t just backdrop here—it’s the reason you came.

Inside Villa Casali

Villa Casali sleeps 8 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, distributed across three distinct floors that feel less like a warren and more like separate sanctuaries. The ground floor anchors the property with a main living room, formal dining space, and a kitchen that takes its appliances seriously: dual dishwashers, full-sized oven, microwave, kettle, coffee pod system, crepe maker, and toaster sit ready for everything from quick breakfasts to multi-course dinners. A guest WC, dedicated gym, and Finnish sauna complete this level—the sauna heat cuts through cool mountain evenings year-round. The first floor contains a second living room (this one equipped with fireplace, sofa, and television) that becomes the gathering point for quiet evenings, plus a study for those who cannot fully escape work, plus the first bedroom: a double with its own bathroom featuring shower, hydromassage bathtub, and WC. The second floor holds two further bedrooms: one with a double bed plus two singles (ideal for families), the other with a double and its own ensuite shower room. All three bathrooms feature heated elements and contemporary fixtures. Throughout the villa, air-conditioning, heating, Wi-Fi, washing machine and dryer, television, hairdryers, iron and ironing board, and a selection of toys and board games cater to practical needs.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Step outside and the Marche landscape deepens. The private pool measures 6m × 4m with a maximum depth of 1.5m, operational from early May through late September when Mediterranean warmth returns to the region. Sun loungers and umbrellas line the surround; an outdoor shower rinses off chlorine before stepping back inside. The garden breathes Mediterranean scents—rosemary, olive leaf, stone-warmed earth. An open pergola overlooks the grounds, designed for breakfast under dappled shade or evening aperitivos as light fades from the Apennines. A barbecue invites outdoor cooking, and parking accommodates multiple vehicles without intrusion on the setting.

Location: Belvedere Ostrense (AN) and the Surrounding Area

Belvedere Ostrense sits in the Province of Ancona, where Le Marche’s interior rolling hills give way gradually toward the Adriatic. The village of Ostra lies 2km south, its ancient streets and local market revealing how this part of Italy maintains agricultural roots: vendors at the weekly market sell vegetables from surrounding small farms, artisanal cheeses from family dairies, and fresh pasta shapes you won’t find in supermarkets. Belvedere Ostrense itself, equally close, offers similar charm with a small piazza and trattorie that serve regional specialties like brodetto (a fish stew) and crescia (a flatbread with cheese and herbs)—though these reach more authentic form closer to the coast.

Wine enthusiasts find serious reason to linger. The Lacrima di Morro d’Alba appellation lies 8km northeast—a light red wine with floral aromatics that defines the region’s character. Verdicchio whites from the hills further east (around San Jorio, 12km away) provide crisp, mineral alternatives. Local enotecas and estate visits can be arranged through the villa’s concierge service. Food-focused travelers should know that Senigallia, 18km toward the coast, hosts one of Italy’s largest fish markets and several Michelin-recognized restaurants; the drive takes 25 minutes.

The Adriatic coastline lies roughly 20km northeast. Senigallia’s beaches appeal to families; rockier coves near Ancona (25km north, 35 minutes by car) suit quieter swimming. The port city of Ancona itself holds Renaissance architecture and museums worth a morning, plus Ancona Airport (Raffaello Sanzio), 28km away, which handles flights from major European hubs with approximately 40-minute transfer time to Villa Casali.

For hiking, the Gola della Rossa nature reserve near Genga (20km southwest) offers limestone gorge walks and cave systems; the drive takes 30 minutes. Cycling routes thread through the surrounding hills—flatter circuits suitable for families, steeper climbs for serious cyclists. A summer festival calendar includes food fairs in Ostra (June), wine tastings throughout summer months, and craft markets in neighboring villages. Autumn brings truffle season (October–November), when dedicated truffle hunters and their dogs work the surrounding woodlands. Browse our villas in Province Of Ancona for alternative properties in this distinctive region, explore our luxury villas in Italy, and read our Le Marche travel guide for deeper destination planning.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational family groups of 6–8 find Villa Casali’s multiple living spaces essential—teenagers can claim the study and second living room while parents relax elsewhere. Couples seeking a country retreat with spa amenities (sauna, hydromassage bathtub, spa treatments available through arrangement) will appreciate the quieter first-floor bedroom and fireplace lounge. Small groups of friends renting together value the separate ensuite bathrooms (no morning queues) and the combination of social spaces (two living rooms, dining area) with private bedroom sanctuaries. Professionals needing a working holiday benefit from Wi-Fi connectivity throughout, a dedicated study, and proximity to Ancona’s business districts if video calls prove unavoidable. Families with younger children appreciate the pool (seasonal, shallow end suitable for learning swimmers), outdoor games, and proximity to quiet villages without the intensity of coastal tourist zones.

Practical Information

Capacity: 8 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.

Nearest Airport: Ancona Raffaello Sanzio Airport (AOI), 28km away, approximately 40 minutes by car. Transfers can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas.

Nearest Supermarket: Conad supermarket in Ostra, 2km away (5-minute drive), stocks groceries, fresh produce, wine, and household basics.

What’s Included: Utilities (electricity, water, heating, air-conditioning), Wi-Fi internet access, bed linen and towels, pool access (May–September), use of sauna, gym, and all appliances and entertainment systems. Weekly housekeeping, chef service, spa treatments, and yoga instruction are available at additional cost and arranged in advance.

Check-In & Flexibility: Standard check-in is 4pm, check-out 10am, though flexible arrangements may be negotiated depending on availability. The villa accepts pets by request; confirm at time of booking.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Casali

How many guests does Villa Casali sleep?

Villa Casali accommodates up to 8 guests: the first-floor bedroom contains one double bed; the second-floor first bedroom holds one double plus two single beds; the second-floor second bedroom contains one double bed. The villa includes three ensuite bathrooms (one per bedroom) plus a guest WC on the ground floor, ensuring each guest has access to private facilities.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Casali in Belvedere Ostrense (AN)?

Ancona Raffaello Sanzio Airport (AOI) lies 28 kilometers from Villa Casali, approximately 40 minutes’ drive depending on traffic and road conditions. International flights serve the airport from major European cities. Excellence Luxury Villas can arrange airport transfers upon request. For travelers prioritizing different hubs, Bologna Marconi Airport (100km, approximately 90 minutes) and Pisa International Airport (180km, approximately 2.5 hours) are alternative options.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Casali?

May through September represents peak season when the private pool operates and temperatures reliably reach 25–30°C (77–86°F). June and September offer ideal conditions: warm without August’s oppressive heat, fewer crowds than mid-summer. April and October provide shoulder-season appeal—mild daytime temperatures (18–22°C), lower rates, and a quieter countryside atmosphere, though the pool may not be heated. Winter (November–March) brings cooler temperatures (5–12°C) but allows enjoyment of the sauna, fireplace, and reduced tourism in local villages. Summer festivals peak in June and July; autumn truffle season (October–November) appeals to specialist food travelers.

Is Villa Casali suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property includes a shallow-end private pool (maximum depth 1.5m, seasonal May–September) suitable for young swimmers with supervision. The second-floor bedroom with double and two single beds accommodates a family unit comfortably. Outdoor games, toys, and board games occupy children during rainy afternoons. The surrounding villages (Ostra, Belvedere Ostrense) are quiet and pedestrian-friendly with no heavy traffic. Nearby Senigallia beach (18km) offers family-oriented swimming and shallow waters. The villa’s open grounds allow supervised outdoor play. High chairs and cots can be arranged on request. Note that the sauna and hydromassage bathtub require adult supervision for children.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Casali?

The base rental includes all utilities (electricity, gas for heating and cooking, water), Wi-Fi internet access, bed linen and towels, pool access during the operational season (May–September), use of the sauna and gym, all kitchen appliances and cookware, television, heating and air-conditioning, washing machine and dryer, and a selection of toys and board games. Optional extras—arranged separately and at additional cost—include weekly housekeeping, private chef service, spa treatments (massages, facials), and guided yoga classes, all coordinated in advance with the villa management.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Casali?

Ostra (2km) and Belvedere Ostrense (2km) both host small trattorie serving traditional Marche cuisine. Conad supermarket in Ostra (2km) provides everyday groceries. The weekly market in Ostra’s piazza (typically mornings) sells fresh local vegetables, cheese, and artisanal products. For fine dining, Senigallia (18km, 25 minutes) hosts several Michelin-recognized restaurants including La Madonnina del Pescatore, known for brodetto and seafood. The Senigallia fish market (Molo Sud), open weekday mornings, is one of Italy’s largest. For wine and local products, enotecas in neighboring towns (Morro d’Alba, 8km) offer tastings of Lacrima reds and Verdicchio whites. Pizza restaurants and casual osterias cluster in Ostra’s center, each offering no-reservation casual dining within walking distance of the village center.