Casa Lime | 4-Bedroom Villa in Pesaro Urbino Il Montale

The Adriatic coast of Pesaro Urbino reveals itself gradually as you wind through the valleys of Le Marche—and then Casa Lime appears on the hillside, a modern sanctuary with views that extend all the way to the sea. This luxury villa rental in Pesaro Urbino sleeps 12 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, making it ideal for extended family gatherings or multi-generational holidays where space and comfort are non-negotiable.

Inside Casa Lime

The villa spans two floors, each designed to eliminate the cramped feeling that plagues many group accommodations. Casa Lime sleeps 12 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, with flexible sleeping arrangements to suit different group compositions.

Ground Floor greets you with a dual-purpose living zone: a sitting room anchored by a fireplace and television, plus a separate common area. This layout allows guests to scatter—some watching films, others reading or simply talking without disturbing one another.

First Floor is where the villa truly opens up. A substantial living room with generous seating provides the heart of daily life, flowing directly into an open-plan kitchen that makes cooking a social event rather than a solitary task. The kitchen is comprehensively equipped with professional-grade essentials: gas hob, oven, dishwasher, refrigerator, freezer, microwave, kettle, blender, toaster, and coffee machine. A dining table integrated into the kitchen space means meals happen naturally, without separation between preparation and gathering.

The bedroom configuration offers genuine flexibility. One double bedroom includes its own en-suite bathroom with shower, bath, and toilet—the master suite advantage. Two additional bedrooms feature French beds, thoughtfully designed for children or for adults preferring single beds. A fourth bedroom contains both a double bed and a single bed, accommodating families of various sizes. A third full bathroom with bathtub and toilet, plus a second shower room with toilet, ensures no morning queues.

For groups of 10, two additional beds are available. For full 12-guest bookings, a double sofa bed expands capacity further—ask the team about placement and setup when you book.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds wrap around the villa in an intentional design that prioritises both activity and tranquility. The swimming pool dominates the outdoor landscape—an 11-metre by 8-metre rectangle with a maximum depth of 1.4 metres, heated year-round. But this is not a utilitarian pool: an 11-metre waterslide curves from the upper deck, transforming afternoon swims into something closer to entertainment. Sun loungers cluster around the pool terrace in both open and shaded zones, with the shaded areas providing essential refuge during the intense midday heat of July and August.

A covered porch extends living space beyond the pool area, furnished with a dining table, chairs, and lounge seating. Table football sits ready for competitive downtime. The upper terrace, accessed from the first floor, offers a different vantage point entirely—this is the sunset terrace, the spot where the light turns golden and the villages below light up in sequence.

The garden itself, fenced and private, includes a hammock for single-guest retreats and a stone barbecue for evening entertaining. Parking for four cars—two inside the gated area, two beyond the gates—eliminates the stress of vehicle logistics for larger groups. The comprehensive outdoor infrastructure makes Casa Lime function as a self-contained resort rather than a villa that simply happens to have outside space.

Location: Pesaro Urbino and the Surrounding Area

Casa Lime sits in the cultural and geographic heart of something remarkable. Pesaro, just 25 kilometres away (approximately 30 minutes by car), is a UNESCO Creative City of Music—the birthplace of Gioacchino Rossini and host to the prestigious Rossini Opera Festival each August. The city beach, backed by tiered restaurants and beach bars, provides instant access to the Adriatic; the Cathedral and Ducal Palace represent centuries of architectural accumulation.

The immediate area functions differently. A supermarket operates just 5 kilometres away in the nearest village, supplemented by family-run bars and restaurants that define local eating. Wine enthusiasts should seek out Lacrima di Morro d’Alba, a floral red varietal native to this region and virtually impossible to find elsewhere—local enotecas (wine bars) stock bottles that won’t appear on international markets.

Monte Canero, rising to the southwest, offers hiking routes with expansive views and genuine wildlife sightings. The Donero Regional Park, roughly 15 kilometres distant, preserves Mediterranean scrubland ecology and provides structured walking paths. September brings the Wine Route festival—coordinated winery openings across the region. October centres on olive oil harvest experiences in farm-to-table operations dotting the slopes.

San Marino, the world’s oldest independent republic, sits 40 kilometres northeast. The medieval walled town perches atop Monte Titano’s slopes, its three towers (Rocca Guaita, Cesta, and Montale) dating to the 11th century. Cobblestone streets host aperitif bars and family-operated cafés where locals still gather for evening socialising. Rimini lies 40 kilometres north—a major Adriatic resort with Parco Naturale Monte San Bartolo offering cliff-edge walking paths and dramatic sea views.

For deeper regional exploration, read our Le Marche travel guide, or explore our villas in Le Marche and broader luxury villas in Pesaro Urbino for context on this distinctive region.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families benefit from the separation of spaces—grandparents claim the master suite and upper terrace, while adult children’s families occupy the other bedrooms, with common areas large enough that privacy isn’t sacrificed. The waterslide and trampoline entertain children aged 5-14 without requiring external activities.

Couples travelling together find the four-bedroom structure allows two couples to share without awkwardness, each claiming a bedroom and negotiating bathroom schedules naturally. The upstairs terrace suits evening aperitivos and conversation.

Corporate retreats and friendship groups appreciate the kitchen’s capacity for group cooking—the open layout encourages communal meal preparation. The barbecue area and porch accommodate larger dinner parties than a standard villa allows.

Families with young children value the enclosed garden (no worry about traffic), year-round heated pool, trampoline, and proximity to family beaches. The slide-equipped pool eliminates the need for separate water parks.

Practical Information

Casa Lime accommodates 12 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The nearest major airport is Ancona (80 kilometres, approximately 90 minutes by car), with secondary options at Bologna (140 kilometres, 2.5 hours) and Rimini (50 kilometres, 1 hour). Ground-floor living areas cater to guests with reduced mobility, though bedrooms are upstairs.

The rental includes Wi-Fi and air-conditioning throughout. Heating operates seasonally. Pool temperature is maintained year-round. Utilities (electricity, water, gas), linen, and towels are provided. A trampoline and table football offer entertainment without additional cost. The waterslide requires no special maintenance from guests. A first aid kit is available. Iron and ironing board accommodate those arriving with creased clothing.

Check-in typically occurs at 4 PM, though flexibility may be arranged with advance notice. The ground-floor common areas permit early arrival relaxation even if bedrooms aren’t immediately accessible.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Lime

How many guests does Casa Lime sleep?

Casa Lime sleeps 12 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Standard capacity is 8 guests (one per bed in normal configuration). Two additional beds are available for bookings of 10 guests, and a double sofa bed extends capacity to 12. Contact the team during booking to discuss your specific sleeping arrangement needs.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Lime in Pesaro Urbino?

Ancona Airport (Aeroporto di Ancona-Falconara) is the primary gateway, located 80 kilometres south of Casa Lime, approximately 90 minutes by car. Rimini International Airport (Federico Fellini), 50 kilometres northeast, offers good connections and takes approximately 1 hour. Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport, 140 kilometres northwest, provides the widest flight options but requires 2.5 hours driving. All three offer car rental facilities.

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

June, September, and early October offer ideal conditions: warm water (the pool reaches optimal temperature), clear skies, fewer tourists than July-August, and specific regional events (Rossini Festival in August, Wine Route festival in September, olive harvest celebrations in October). Spring (April-May) suits those avoiding heat. Winter works for those seeking isolation and lower pricing, though some local attractions reduce hours. July and August bring peak heat and holiday crowds but guarantee Mediterranean swimming.

Is Casa Lime suitable for families with children?

Yes. The villa includes a waterslide-equipped heated pool (maximum depth 1.4 metres, safe for children), a trampoline, and an enclosed garden. Pesaro’s beach, 25 kilometres away, has dedicated family zones with changing facilities and lifeguards during summer. The ground floor offers TV and common areas for rainy-day entertainment. Cooking classes can be arranged. A high chair and cot are available on request. The villa’s scale means children have space to explore safely.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Lime?

The rental includes accommodation, Wi-Fi, air-conditioning and heating, utilities (electricity, water, gas), linen and towels, pool maintenance and year-round heating, and use of all outdoor amenities (waterslide, trampoline, barbecue). A first aid kit is provided. Iron and ironing board are available. Optional services (chef, cooking classes, pet accommodation) are arranged separately.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Lime?

A supermarket operates 5 kilometres away in the nearest village, stocking essentials and local wines. The family-run bars and restaurants in local villages serve regional cuisine within 5-10 kilometres. Pesaro, 25 kilometres away, hosts dozens of restaurants ranging from casual pizzerias to fine dining, plus a market selling fresh produce. San Marino’s cobblestone streets, 40 kilometres northeast, feature traditional trattorias and cafés. Rimini, 40 kilometres north, offers international dining options and contemporary restaurants alongside beach establishments.