Villa Tresole | 6-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Pesaro

Picture twelve guests spreading across six bedrooms, a private pool glinting under Italian sun, and the Adriatic coast just 6km away. Villa Tresole, anchored in the verdant countryside of Le Marche near Pesaro, delivers the kind of space where extended families and friend groups actually breathe—no cramped quarters, no fighting for bathrooms, no regrets. This isn’t a compact retreat. It’s a proper country estate with the infrastructure to handle groups without anyone feeling like they’re sharing a shoebox.

Inside Villa Tresole

Villa Tresole sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms spread over two floors. The ground level immediately signals comfort: a main living room with substantial seating (two sofas), working fireplace, and satellite television anchors the social hub. A separate sitting room provides refuge for anyone seeking quiet—bookshelves line the walls, making it a genuine reading retreat rather than an afterthought. The kitchen commands attention here too: modern, fully fitted with island seating, double oven, gas hob, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, kettle, and coffee machine. This is equipment for actual cooking, not pretend hospitality. Two distinct dining spaces accommodate the full party: one table seats ten, the second seats six, allowing flexibility for groups that might split meals or eat at different times. A ground-floor bathroom with shower, double sink, bidet, and WC serves the lower level.

Climb to the first floor and the bedroom architecture reveals thoughtful family planning. Two double bedrooms each feature en-suite bathrooms (shower, sink, bidet, WC), offering privacy for guests who value self-contained quarters. Two additional double bedrooms connect to single-bed children’s rooms—one with one or two singles, the other with two singles. Each of these family configurations has its own shower room (shower, sink, bidet, WC). Air conditioning runs through the bedrooms only, keeping costs realistic while maintaining sleeping comfort during Le Marche’s warmer months (June through September). Wi-Fi reaches throughout, and satellite television provides entertainment flexibility.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The garden consumes the landscape like a proper Italian country property should. Lawns roll across the enclosed grounds, interspersed with mature trees that create dappled shade during midday heat. The pool—20 metres by 10 metres, deepening from 1 metre to 2.5 metres—operates from mid-May through early October, its Roman steps allowing measured entry rather than diving plunges. This is a genuine swimming facility, not a tub. A covered dining terrace seats twelve, making outdoor meals the default rather than the exception. Outdoor sofas cluster in conversation-friendly arrangements. Sun loungers line the pool apron. Smaller tables scatter throughout the grounds, each positioned to capture views across the rural countryside. An outdoor shower and changing facility with toilet access means you move seamlessly between pool and lunch without tracking water across interiors. A functioning barbecue occupies dedicated space. Parking accommodates multiple vehicles. Outdoor lighting extends the usable hours into evening.

Location: Pesaro and the Surrounding Area

Villa Tresole occupies countryside that sits between two distinct experiences: rural tranquility and accessible coastal life. Pesaro itself—a working town of 90,000 people on the Adriatic coast—sits 6km away, close enough for an evening visit, far enough that the villa maintains its peaceful character. Pesaro’s waterfront stretches along several sand-and-pebble beaches; Spiaggia di Pesaro and Lido San Bartolo offer different atmospheres depending on preference. The town’s promenade hosts shops, ice cream bars, and casual dining overlooking the water.

History buffs will find Rocca Costanza, a Renaissance fortress dominating Pesaro’s skyline, worth an afternoon’s exploration. Palazzo Ducale (the Ducal Palace) reveals how Renaissance princes lived. The Civic Museum and the house where composer Gioachino Rossini was born anchor Pesaro’s cultural identity—the town holds UNESCO Creative City of Music status, hosting festivals and performances year-round. Markets operate regularly, selling fresh produce, fish, and regional specialties.

Santa Veneranda, a compact village 2.5km south, preserves a slower-paced version of local life: narrow streets, family-run trattorias, small shops. This is where you find authentic regional cooking rather than tourist menus. Urbino, 36km inland, represents the area’s crowning cultural achievement: a hilltop medieval city designated UNESCO World Heritage Site for its Renaissance architecture and art collections. Palazzo Ducale dominates Urbino’s skyline; inside hang works by Raphael and Piero della Francesca. The drive takes roughly 45 minutes and rewards patience.

For destination planning, explore our villas in Province Of Pesaro And Urbino, browse our luxury villas in Pesaro, and consult our Le Marche travel guide for seasonal insights and activity recommendations. You’ll also find our full collection of Italian properties if you’re weighing multiple regions.

Timing matters: May through June offers warm weather before peak summer crowds; September through early October returns pleasant temperatures with fewer tourists. August sees maximum beach activity but also maximum heat and congestion. Winter (November to March) brings grey skies and occasional rain, though mild by northern standards. Truffle season (October through December) draws serious food enthusiasts who hire local guides and trained dogs to hunt through oak forests.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families of 10-12 people find their default choice here. The dual double-bedroom suites with connecting children’s rooms eliminate arguments about who sleeps where; parents occupy their own space while children remain accessible nearby. Three independent bathrooms prevent morning gridlock.

Friend groups traveling together—say, three couples plus four children—benefit from the layout’s built-in privacy zones: some guests occupy the family suites, others the en-suite doubles, everyone has a functioning bathroom within steps. The covered dining terrace and multiple outdoor zones accommodate different group dynamics without forcing constant togetherness.

Multi-generational gatherings work well: grandparents, adult children, grandchildren can spread across the six bedrooms with genuine comfort rather than compromise. The pool provides entertainment for children while terraces offer adults quiet conversation space.

Couples seeking a countryside escape will find the space excessive and the price inefficient; this property assumes group travel as its default.

Practical Information

Villa Tresole accommodates 12 guests maximum across 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Nearest airport is Ancona (Aeroporto Internazionale delle Marche), approximately 75km south—roughly 90 minutes by car. Private car hire services operate from airport to villa; the drive follows coastal highways through increasingly rural landscape.

Pesaro town center offers a Carrefour supermarket roughly 6km away; local produce markets operate on fixed days within Santa Veneranda and Pesaro proper. The property includes Wi-Fi internet access, satellite television, washing machine, iron and ironing board, air conditioning in bedrooms, and full kitchen equipment. Utilities are typically included in the rental rate; pool operation runs mid-May through early October. Check-in and checkout flexibility depends on prior booking patterns—contact directly to confirm specific dates.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Tresole

How many guests does Villa Tresole sleep?

Villa Tresole sleeps 12 guests maximum. The six-bedroom configuration includes two double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms (independent sleeping arrangements), two double bedrooms each connected to a single-bed children’s room (family suite configuration), and two additional bedrooms. This layout accommodates extended families or friend groups without forcing shared rooms or sofa-bed compromises. No additional cots or sofa beds expand capacity beyond this number.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Tresole in Pesaro?

Ancona’s Aeroporto Internazionale delle Marche (AOI) serves Villa Tresole, situated approximately 75 kilometres south. Transfer time by private car runs approximately 90 minutes depending on traffic patterns and exact dropoff location within Pesaro. Alternative regional airports include Bologna (approximately 150km, 2.5 hours) and Venice Marco Polo (approximately 230km, 3.5 hours), though Ancona provides the most direct route.

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

May through June offers ideal conditions: water temperatures support comfortable swimming, beaches remain uncrowded, and wildflowers bloom across Le Marche’s countryside. September through early October delivers similar benefits with slightly warmer water and established summer facilities still operating. August brings maximum heat (frequently exceeding 30°C) and peak tourist congestion on beaches and in towns. Pool operation runs mid-May through early October only. Winter (November through March) provides quiet, affordable stays but expect grey skies, occasional rain, and closed beach facilities. October through December aligns with truffle season, attracting food-focused travelers.

Is Villa Tresole suitable for families with children?

Yes, with specific strengths for families with multiple children or multi-generational groups. The two double-bedroom suites, each connected to children’s bedrooms with single beds, allow parents to supervise children while maintaining separate sleeping arrangements. The private 20m x 10m pool with Roman steps accommodates supervised swimming without requiring beach visits. High chairs and cots (cribs) are available on request, supporting very young children. Pesaro’s beaches (Spiaggia di Pesaro and Lido San Bartolo) lie 6km away and feature designated family zones. The property sits in rural countryside—quiet, secure, with minimal road traffic—rather than in town centers. Nearby Santa Veneranda village (2.5km) offers slow-paced local culture without overwhelming child-attention spans.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Tresole?

Rental rates typically include Wi-Fi internet access, satellite television, pool access (mid-May through early October), full kitchen equipment and utilities, bedding and towels, washing machine access, and air conditioning in bedrooms. Garden and outdoor facility access (terraces, barbecue, sun loungers) form part of the standard rental. Some rates bundle cleaning services; confirm this directly. Pool heating, if required, may incur additional charges. Utilities (electricity, gas, water) are generally included rather than metered separately, though unusually high consumption may trigger surcharges. Pets are accommodated on request (approval required in advance).

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Tresole?

Pesaro town center (6km) anchors local dining: restaurants line the waterfront promenade; the indoor Mercato Coperto (covered market) operates daily, selling fish, produce, and regional specialties. Carrefour supermarket provides standard groceries. Santa Veneranda village (2.5km south) preserves family-run trattorias serving regional Marchigian cooking—fresh handmade pasta, local wines, seafood—in intimate settings. No Michelin-starred establishments operate within immediate radius, but numerous restaurants maintain solid regional reputations without tourist-inflated prices. Friday market day in Pesaro draws vendors selling produce, clothes, housewares. Wine shops (enotecas) throughout Pesaro specialize in Vermentino and Rosso Conero from local wineries within 15-20km of the villa.