Villa Molde Italy: Your Private Holiday Escape | 3-Bedroom Villa in Ci

Eight guests arrive at Villa Molde Italy: Your Private Holiday Escape in Cingoli, Macerata, and immediately sense they’ve found something rare: a three-bedroom property where every detail anticipates what an extended family or close friends actually need. The Marche region unfolds around you—Verdicchio vineyards, olive groves, the glint of Cingoli Lake just 15 minutes away—and this villa sits precisely where culture, countryside, and comfort intersect.

Inside Villa Molde Italy: Your Private Holiday Escape

Villa Molde Italy: Your Private Holiday Escape sleeps 8 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, distributed across two thoughtfully connected levels. The ground floor hosts a bedroom with two single beds and an attached bedroom featuring a double bed with its own ensuite shower room—a layout that suits families or couples who value privacy without isolation. A separate ground-floor living room and dining area anchor the social spaces, with a fully equipped kitchen that includes a gas oven, dishwasher, refrigerator, freezer, kettle, espresso machine, and toaster. Everything a cook needs sits within arm’s reach.

The ground floor’s unexpected highlight is the indoor swimming pool—3 metres by 2 metres—accessed directly from the main living areas. Winter guests appreciate this; summer guests use it for morning laps before the outdoor pool calls. An office space on the ground floor suits remote workers who need reliable Wi-Fi and a professional setting.

Climb the mezzanine staircase to the first floor. Two additional bedrooms occupy this level, each with its own ensuite bathroom. The architectural logic here matters: no queue for showers, no negotiation over basin space. Air conditioning flows throughout both floors, and heating ensures comfort from October through April.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The private outdoor pool dominates the garden—14 metres long, 3 metres wide, with a maximum depth of 1.7 metres. It operates from approximately May through October, when the Marche summer sun reaches its full strength. The surrounding sun terrace spreads across loungers and parasols; this is where hours evaporate pleasantly.

A covered outdoor area transitions from sun to shade. An open-air kitchen with a barbecue invites dinner preparation outdoors, the kind of setup that encourages guests to linger over lunch and conversation. A table tennis table sits nearby for post-meal entertainment. The landscaped garden frames views across the Marche countryside—rolling hills, distant tree lines, and the sense of genuine seclusion despite proximity to towns and attractions.

Parking accommodates multiple vehicles with a dedicated driveway, eliminating the stress of finding spaces on village streets.

Location: Cingoli, Macerata and the Surrounding Area

Cingoli itself—called “the balcony of the Marche” for its hilltop position—sits 15 minutes from this villa. The town’s weekly market on Saturday morning supplies fresh produce: organic vegetables, local cheeses, handmade pasta, and fish brought in from the Adriatic. Cupramontana hosts its market on Mondays; Apiro on Sundays. These aren’t tourist attractions; they’re where locals shop, which means authentic prices and genuine quality.

Wine culture permeates the region. Cantina Colognola stands less than 1 kilometre away, producing Verdicchio—the white wine that defines central Italian viticulture. Cantina Bacelli sits equally close, offering direct sales and tastings. If wine features in your holiday, this location delivers authenticity without pretension. The surrounding countryside shows vineyards and olive groves in every direction; visitors can purchase Marche olive oil directly from producers like Azienda Trionfi Honorati.

Cingoli Lake lies 15 kilometres south, offering swimming, kayaking, and waterfront walks. The Riviera del Conero—with its pebble and sandy beaches—stretches about 60 kilometres east; the drive takes just over an hour. Numana and Sirolo are the Riviera’s principal beach villages, their waterfront restaurants serving fresh seafood at midday prices lower than tourist resorts demand.

Cultural landmarks include the Museo Civico di Cingoli, housing Renaissance art and archaeological finds from the Roman period when this region was known as Picenum. Jesi, 25 kilometres northwest, maintains medieval walls and fountains; its wine museum celebrates the Verdicchio tradition further. San Severino Marche, 20 kilometres west, preserves two exceptional Romanesque churches.

For day trips: Assisi lies 80 kilometres northwest; Urbino’s ducal palace sits 70 kilometres north; the Sibillini Mountains—offering hiking from June through September—rise 50 kilometres east.

Ancona Falconara Airport, 85 kilometres northeast, handles European flights and operates as the primary gateway; the transfer takes approximately 90 minutes by car. Perugia San Francesco d’Assisi Airport, 120 kilometres south, serves as an alternative for some routes.

Spring (April–May) brings wildflowers and comfortable temperatures. Summer (June–August) guarantees heat and full outdoor-pool operations; book early as July fills completely. Autumn (September–October) offers perfect weather and smaller crowds; restaurants still operate fully. Winter suits those seeking quiet; the outdoor pool closes, but the indoor pool and heating make the villa comfortable.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families—three generations occupying separate bedrooms with independent bathrooms—find the layout ideal. The ground-floor bedroom accommodates elderly guests or those with mobility concerns; others climb the mezzanine to privacy upstairs.

Groups of six to eight friends reconvene annually for summer weeks here. The outdoor spaces encourage collective dining; the indoor pool offers exercise or play during unexpected rain. An office space suits one guest working remotely while companions explore or relax.

Couples seeking rural Marche immersion appreciate the wine access, market proximity, and the ability to host visiting family without hotel logistics. Parents with teenage children gain a large enough property that everyone achieves some solitude.

Those interested in culinary tourism—cooking with local ingredients, visiting producers, eating seasonally—find systematic access to the food sources that matter.

Practical Information

Villa Molde Italy: Your Private Holiday Escape accommodates 8 guests: 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms across two floors plus a mezzanine connection. Maid service comes included in all bookings; additional chef or cook services are available on request, allowing guests to enjoy meals without shopping or preparation.

Utilities, Wi-Fi, and air conditioning are included. Linen, towels, and cleaning supplies provision the property. The outdoor pool operates seasonally (May–October); heating for both the indoor pool and the main dwelling runs year-round, included in the rental.

Ancona Falconara Airport (85 km, approximately 90 minutes by car) serves as the primary transfer point. A supermarket in Cingoli town centre sits 3 kilometres away; larger shopping centres operate in Jesi (25 km) and Macerata city (20 km).

Check-in flexibility depends on seasonal availability; contact Excellence Luxury Villas directly to discuss arrival timing and any specific requirements before booking.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Molde Italy: Your Private Holiday Escape

How many guests does Villa Molde Italy: Your Private Holiday Escape sleep?

The villa accommodates 8 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The ground floor contains a bedroom with two single beds and an attached bedroom with a double bed. The first floor adds two further bedrooms, each with ensuite bathrooms.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Molde Italy: Your Private Holiday Escape in Cingoli, Macerata?

Ancona Falconara Airport lies 85 kilometres east, approximately 90 minutes by car. Perugia San Francesco d’Assisi Airport, 120 kilometres south, offers an alternative for certain European routes and may suit connections through Rome or Florence.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Molde Italy: Your Private Holiday Escape?

May through October guarantees warm weather and the operational outdoor pool. June, July, and August offer the warmest temperatures but attract the highest demand. September and early October provide perfect conditions with fewer crowds—restaurants still operate fully, and the countryside displays autumn colour. Spring (April–May) suits those avoiding peak season; winter suits guests prioritizing solitude and using the indoor facilities.

Is Villa Molde Italy: Your Private Holiday Escape suitable for families with children?

Yes. The ground-floor bedroom accommodates younger children near parents. Two pools—one indoors, one outdoors (seasonal)—provide safe water access. Cingoli Lake and the Riviera del Conero beaches, both less than 60 kilometres away, suit family swimming and water activities. The table tennis table, spacious garden, and proximity to hiking routes offer entertainment beyond screen time. The included maid service frees parents from housekeeping during holidays.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Molde Italy: Your Private Holiday Escape?

Maid service, utilities, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, heating, linen, towels, and cleaning supplies are included. The indoor pool and outdoor pool (seasonal, May–October) are available. Optional chef or cook services can be arranged separately. Parking is complimentary.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Molde Italy: Your Private Holiday Escape?

Cingoli town centre, 3 kilometres away, operates a Saturday morning market featuring fresh produce and local cheeses. A supermarket in Cingoli supplies basic provisions. The hillside villages of Cupramontana (Monday market) and Apiro (Sunday market) lie within 10 kilometres, offering weekly access to seasonal vegetables, cheeses, and local specialities. Jesi, 25 kilometres north, contains multiple restaurants and a full-service shopping district. Cantina Colognola and Cantina Bacelli, both under 1 kilometre away, offer wine tasting and direct purchase. Larger supermarkets operate in Macerata city (20 km).