Villa Rossana | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Fermo Montottone

Fermo sits 20 kilometres inland from Italy’s Adriatic shoreline, where the Le Marche region unfolds across rolling limestone hills dotted with medieval villages and working vineyards. A luxury villa rental in Fermo means trading motorway exits for gravel drives, crowded resorts for private swimming pools, and tourist menus for kitchens where you cook your own feasts. Villa Rossana occupies this exact territory—a contemporary countryside residence that sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, designed for families and friend groups seeking genuine seclusion without sacrificing comfort.

Inside Villa Rossana

The villa spans 4,843 square feet across three levels, each floor serving a distinct purpose in the rhythm of a week-long stay. Ground level anchors the social life: a generous open-plan living and dining space houses a fireplace for autumn evenings, a substantial dining table seating ten, and sofas positioned to face both the television and the patio doors that dissolve the boundary between inside and garden. The kitchen occupies the adjacent zone—a semi-professional workspace fitted with a dishwasher, double oven, induction cooktop, microwave, grill, coffee maker and toaster. A central island with bar seating transforms meal preparation into theatre rather than chore. From here, the aroma of morning espresso drifts across to where guests sit with newspapers and views of the Tenna River valley.

Two double bedrooms occupy the ground floor, each with its own ensuite bathroom and private outdoor seating area—an arrangement that allows early risers to escape without disturbing sleepers, or allows teenagers their own entrance to poolside independence.

The first floor houses the remaining two double bedrooms, again with full en-suite bathrooms and exterior terraces. This level also contains the yoga studio, a dedicated room with doors opening onto a balcony terrace framing countryside toward the distant coast. Morning practice here—whether gentle stretching or serious asana work—unfolds against genuine views rather than blank walls.

The basement provides utility infrastructure: laundry facilities, a WC, and storage for the eight professional mountain bikes that arrive included with your rental. An iron and ironing board occupy dedicated space rather than languishing in a cupboard.

Air-conditioning cools all bedrooms during July and August heat; central heating activates from November through March. Wi-Fi reaches every corner. Linen and towels arrive fresh.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The garden consumes the property’s genuine character. A 15-metre by 4-metre private swimming pool forms the focal point, surrounded by sun loungers and parasols that shift position throughout the day following the sun. At 9am the western corner offers shade; by noon the entire terrace has rotated. The water temperature adjusts via heating system, extending the swimming season from May through September.

Dining unfolds under open sky: a substantial table and chairs accommodate eight guests, while a separate comfortable seating area offers post-meal relaxation with views across the countryside. An outdoor pizza oven and barbecue transform casual lunch into occasion. Exterior lighting allows evening gatherings without surrendering to darkness.

The property provides eight professional mountain bikes—not the decorative kind that remain untouched, but proper cycling equipment for genuine exploration of the rural trails that begin at the villa gates. The Tenna River valley contains cycling routes suitable for all abilities, from gentle riverside paths to challenging climbs through beech forests.

Location: Fermo and the Surrounding Area

Villa Rossana positions guests 20 kilometres from Fermo, the regional capital and historical centerpiece of this province. Fermo itself rises on a hilltop overlooking the Tenna River and surrounding agricultural landscape, its medieval street plan preserving authentic Italy beyond the reach of tour buses. The Piazza del Popolo forms the heart—a graceful public square where morning espresso costs €1.50 and locals occupy the same café tables daily for decades. Fermo Cathedral dominates the skyline with Renaissance dignity; the Roman cisterns beneath street level reveal 2,000 years of human habitation. The climb to Fermo takes 25 minutes by car, making it an easy afternoon excursion.

Beach access requires just 15 minutes to reach Lido di Fermo, where the Adriatic offers sandy swimming and watersports rental. Porto San Giorgio lies slightly closer at 12 kilometres—a working fishing port where restaurants serve the morning’s catch at lunch. Grottammare and San Benedetto del Tronto, 30-40 kilometres southward, present busier beach towns with broader amenities and family attractions.

Ascoli Piceno, one hour’s drive inland, showcases honey-coloured travertine architecture and arguably the finest public square in central Italy (Piazza Arringo). Wine regions—particularly around Offida and Montalto di Fermo—welcome visitors for tastings of Vermentino white and Rosso Piceno red. The Monti Sibillini National Park stretches approximately 90 kilometres toward the Apennines, offering hiking terrain from gentle valley walks to dramatic alpine routes. Ancona Airport, serving both budget and international carriers, lies 65 kilometres north—approximately 90 minutes’ drive. Explore our luxury villas in Le Marche across the region, or discover more accommodations in our full collection across Italy.

April through June and September through October represent the optimal visiting months: warm days without July-August heat, wildflower meadows in spring, harvest activity in autumn, and manageable crowds. Winter transforms the countryside into a quieter landscape suited to couples and those seeking solitude. For destination inspiration and cultural context, read our Le Marche travel guide, which details seasonal festivals, local wine producers, and walking routes accessible from villa properties throughout the region.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families spanning three generations find Villa Rossana particularly suitable: grandparents occupy one ground-floor bedroom while adult children and their partners claim the others, leaving the first-floor bedrooms for teenage children or visiting friends. The four separate bathrooms eliminate morning conflicts. The private pool allows unsupervised swimming for competent swimmers, while the garden fencing and gated entrance provide reasonable security for younger children.

Groups of 6-8 friends seeking a shared holiday benefit from the multiple ensuite bedrooms (nobody shares a bathroom with strangers) and generous outdoor entertaining space. Couples might feel the villa oversized, though its yoga studio and countryside seclusion appeal to those seeking retreat.

Professional remote workers find reliable Wi-Fi and adequate table space for laptop work, though the garden and cycling opportunities mean few guests actually work here beyond morning emails.

Practical Information

Villa Rossana accommodates 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Each bedroom offers a double bed; sofa beds do not supplement the stated capacity. The property includes Wi-Fi internet, air-conditioning in all bedrooms, central heating, a working fireplace, television, eight professional mountain bikes, and utilities (electricity, gas, water, heating). Pool heating occurs seasonally. Fresh linen and towels arrive at changeover. Cleaning occurs between guests; mid-week cleaning incurs additional charge.

Ancona Airport (Aeroporto Raffaello Sanzio) serves the region, situated 65 kilometres north—approximately 90 minutes by hired car or private transfer service. Perugia Airport offers an alternative 90 kilometres to the east. The nearest supermarket lies 4 kilometres away in a small village along the road toward Fermo, stocking fresh produce, bread, dairy, wine, and basics. Local bakeries throughout surrounding villages offer superior bread and pastries.

Check-in occurs from 4pm; check-out by 11am. Flexibility exists for early arrival or late departure subject to availability and additional charge.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Rossana

How many guests does Villa Rossana sleep?

Villa Rossana sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The ground floor contains two double bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms; the first floor contains two further double bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms. Each bedroom accommodates two guests. No sofa beds or rollaway beds supplement this capacity.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Rossana in Fermo?

Ancona Airport (Raffaello Sanzio International Airport) lies 65 kilometres north, approximately 90 minutes’ drive by car. Perugia Airport, 90 kilometres southeast, offers an alternative with roughly equivalent drive time. Both airports accommodate international flights and budget carriers. Private transfer services can be arranged through the property management team.

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

April through June offers spring weather with wildflower meadows, mild temperatures (18-25°C), and the countryside in full growth. September through October provides warm, stable weather (20-26°C) and harvest season across vineyards and olive groves. July and August bring heat (28-32°C) but enable reliable beach days and summer festivals. November through March suits couples and solitude-seekers; winter rains and shorter daylight hours discourage families with young children. The pool functions year-round but heating costs increase in winter months.

Is Villa Rossana suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private swimming pool with sun loungers allows safe bathing for competent swimmers; younger children require parental supervision as with any pool. The property gates provide perimeter security. The extensive grounds offer safe exploration away from traffic. Lido di Fermo beach (15 minutes) has family facilities and shallow swimming areas. The cycling routes suit children capable of basic bike control. However, the villa lacks specific children’s amenities like high chairs, cots, or climbing equipment—families with infants should confirm equipment availability in advance.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Rossana?

The rental price includes accommodation, Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, central heating, hot water, pool heating (seasonal), use of eight professional mountain bikes, television, fireplace use, linen and towels, and cleaning at changeover. Utilities (electricity, gas) are included. Pets, additional cleaning, early check-in, and late check-out incur supplementary charges. A security deposit is required.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Rossana?

A small village 4 kilometres away contains a supermarket, bakery, and basic provisions. Fermo (20 kilometres) offers numerous restaurants ranging from casual pizzerias to upmarket dining; Piazza del Popolo cafés provide affordable meals and people-watching. Porto San Giorgio (12 kilometres) specialises in seafood restaurants overlooking the fishing harbour. Lido di Fermo (15 kilometres) has beach clubs serving light meals. Local villages within 8-15 kilometres contain traditional trattorias serving Marchigian cuisine (brodetto fish stew, vincisgrassi pasta, slow-roasted meats). Most restaurants require reservation during weekends and summer months.