Villa Allegria | 10-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Macerata Marche

Fourteen guests arrive at sunset. The terrace faces south across 30,000 square metres of private gardens, and conversation stops. This is Villa Allegria—a 10-bedroom luxury villa rental in Macerata, Le Marche, where the Sibillini mountains rise to the west and the Adriatic coastline sits 20 minutes’ drive east. The villa itself scales three storeys of Renaissance stone, but what matters first is the view: uninterrupted, golden-hour light, and the kind of silence that makes you understand why Italians invented the concept of dolce vita.

Inside Villa Allegria

Villa Allegria sleeps 16 guests across 10 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms, distributed across a ground floor, first floor, second floor, and attic-level third floor. The layout breathes space—no cramped corridors, no shared walls where you’ll hear neighbours at breakfast.

Ground Floor anchors the villa’s social heart. A capacious kitchen—dishwasher, fridge-freezer, coffee machine, the kind of space that makes even reluctant cooks volunteer for dinner duty—opens onto a large hall and dining room. The billiard room occupies one wing; the television room another. Two bedrooms here provide accessible sleeping: one with a double bed, one single, each with shower facilities and a shared WC. A laundry room manages the logistics of a 16-person gathering. This floor is where guests drift without elevation, where children and older visitors find everything at hand.

First Floor introduces vertical living. The main entrance opens to a formal dining space distinct from the ground-floor dining room—useful for separating group dinners from informal family meals. A study and reading area offer retreat for those seeking solitude or work space. A guest WC provides convenience. The panoramic terrace on this level captures south-facing light and becomes the villa’s most-photographed corner by mid-morning.

Second Floor dedicates itself to comfort. Two bedrooms feature double beds with air-conditioning and en-suite shower rooms. Two additional double bedrooms include air-conditioning paired with en-suite bathrooms equipped with baths—a distinction that matters when 16 guests need to coordinate washing schedules. All four rooms occupy corner positions, allowing cross-ventilation and natural light from multiple angles.

Third Floor (Attic) surprises with its scale. The architects didn’t use this space for storage; instead, they created a full upper storey. A large living room with air-conditioning dominates the space—exposed beams, skylights catching morning sun, a room that functions as a private lounge for guests seeking quiet. Two twin-bedded rooms with en-suite showers provide intimate sleeping. A double bedroom and a twin-bedded room offer additional options. A bathtub-equipped bathroom and a private terrace complete the floor. Fans circulate air in the bedroom areas, and the spatial separation means this floor genuinely functions as a self-contained unit for multigenerational groups.

Nine bathrooms total—the ratio matters for group dynamics. No queuing. No compromises. Showers, baths, bidets, hairdryers, and ironing facilities scatter across the property with the care of a five-star hotel.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Three hectares of enclosed, landscaped grounds surround the villa. The bean-shaped swimming pool dominates the immediate landscape—300 square metres of surface, depth varying from 1.3 to 2.4 metres, equipped with a diving board and safety fencing. The pool opens from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. during May through October (weather dependent). This isn’t a splash-and-swim amenity; this is a destination where mornings begin with cold laps and afternoons dissolve into flotation.

The tennis court occupies a cleared section of the grounds—lined, maintained, ready for competitive guests or casual knockabouts. Table tennis moves indoors to the ground-floor playroom. A children’s play area features a trampoline, meaningful infrastructure for families with younger guests.

The covered al-fresco dining area seats 18 guests and becomes the villa’s evening heart. Ceiling fans rotate overhead. The barbecue stands nearby—not a decorative grill, but a proper cooking station for evening entertaining. A seating area with panoramic views echoes the terrace, multiplying the villa’s outdoor living zones. Sunloungers scatter across the grounds. An outdoor shower room with WC serves swimmers returning from the pool.

A consecrated chapel occupies a corner of the grounds—significant for wedding parties, meaningful for guests seeking spiritual space, architecturally interesting for anyone documenting the property photographically.

Parking accommodates multiple vehicles. Wi-Fi reaches all corners. Satellite TV with SKY broadcasts to the television room. Board games, children’s books, and children’s videos stock the library for rainy afternoons. Air-conditioning cools the main living areas; fans supplement cooling in upstairs bedrooms.

Location: Macerata and the Surrounding Area

Villa Allegria positions itself in the province of Macerata, a region that receives a fraction of Tuscany’s tourism despite landscape of equal drama. The Adriatic coast lies 20 kilometres east—closer than many guests expect—with Civitanova Marche, a historic fishing town with white sandy beaches and harbourside restaurants, reachable in 30 minutes by car. The Sibillini mountains dominate the western horizon: Mount Sibillini National Park sits approximately 65 kilometres away (90 minutes’ driving), with peaks exceeding 8,000 feet offering trekking, rock climbing, mountain biking on marked trails, and more specialized pursuits like paragliding and hang gliding.

Locally, the village of Corridonia sits 3.5 kilometres away, providing restaurants, supermarkets, and everyday supplies. Macerata town centre—15 kilometres distant—showcases Renaissance and medieval architecture with particular distinction. The city hosts the Sferisterio Opera Festival each summer, an open-air performance in a structure resembling a Roman amphitheatre, attracting opera enthusiasts from across Europe. Urbisaglia, 20 kilometres away, specializes in wine tastings and Sangiovese production. The Sanctuary of Macereto offers Renaissance ecclesiastical architecture within the mountain landscape.

The Le Marche coastline stretches 200 kilometres and contains mainland Italy’s highest concentration of Blue Flag beaches—Senigallia, Pesaro, and Porto San Giorgio among them, some accessible only by boat. The regional cuisine emphasizes organic production: olive oils, aged cheeses, and Vermentino white wines that pair with fresh seafood. Ancona airport, 55 kilometres north, provides international connections; ferry services depart from the same port for Croatia and Greece.

For regional context, explore our villas in Province of Macerata, browse our full collection of luxury villas in Italy, and consult our Le Marche travel guide for detailed seasonal planning and cultural highlights. The region rewards exploration: mountain sanctuaries, Renaissance town centres, fishing villages, and agricultural estates producing wines and oils that define contemporary Italian gastronomy.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended Family Gatherings: The 10-bedroom, 9-bathroom configuration eliminates the compromise of shared facilities. Multigenerational groups—grandparents, adult children, grandchildren—find private sleeping quarters, shared common areas, and enough garden space that different age groups can pursue parallel activities without collision. The playroom, trampoline, and children’s play area address younger guests directly. The study and reading areas suit adults seeking quiet.

Group Celebrations: Weddings, milestone birthdays, anniversaries. The consecrated chapel accommodates ceremonies. The al-fresco dining area seats 18 comfortably. The grounds permit marquee installation for larger gatherings. A private chef can manage complex menus for celebration dinners.

Corporate Retreats and Team Gatherings: The study serves as meeting space. Wi-Fi and satellite TV enable hybrid work scenarios. The grounds provide team-building activities (tennis, swimming, outdoor games). The kitchen supports breakfast service and catering integration.

Culinary and Cultural Groups: Macerata’s position as a wine region and the villa’s access to cooking classes make it ideal for groups interested in Italian gastronomic traditions. The well-equipped kitchen, private chef availability, and proximity to organic producers and wineries create a framework for food-focused vacations.

Wellness Retreats: The tranquil gardens, size of the pool, nearby yoga instruction availability, and general removal from urban stimulus suit guests prioritizing relaxation and rejuvenation. The silence of the location is profound—no highway noise, no neighbours’ voices, no distractions beyond birdsong and, at night, the sound of cicadas.

Practical Information

Capacity & Bedrooms: Villa Allegria sleeps 16 guests across 10 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms. The bedroom mix (doubles, twins, singles) accommodates varied group compositions.

Access & Transfer: Ancona Airport (Raffaello Sanzio Airport), 55 kilometres away, requires approximately 75 minutes’ driving to the villa. Ground transfers can be arranged. The nearest train station (Civitanova Marche) sits 30 kilometres away. Private car rental or driver hire suits the location’s position relative to attractions.

Included Services: Maid service, Wi-Fi, heating, air-conditioning (select rooms), satellite television, pool access, gardens, use of all furniture and kitchen equipment. Linen and towels are provided. Chef and cook services are available at additional cost. Breakfast service, cooking classes, yoga instruction, and guest transfers are available options.

Seasons & Booking: The swimming pool operates May through October. Peak season runs June through August; shoulder seasons (May, September, October) offer comfortable weather with reduced crowds. Winter rentals occur but benefit from advance planning due to heating logistics.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Allegria

How many guests does Villa Allegria sleep?

Villa Allegria accommodates 16 guests across 10 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms. The bedroom distribution includes: two single/double configurations on the ground floor, four double/twin options on the second floor, four rooms on the third floor (comprising two twin rooms, one double, and one additional twin), and additional sleeping configurations across all levels. This capacity suits extended families, wedding parties, and group celebrations requiring private facilities without cramped conditions.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Allegria in Macerata?

Ancona’s Raffaello Sanzio Airport sits 55 kilometres north of Villa Allegria, approximately 75 minutes’ driving time by car. The airport offers connections to major European cities via Ryanair, Lufthansa, and seasonal carriers. Ground transfers can be arranged through the villa management. For guests preferring train travel, Civitanova Marche station (30 kilometres away) offers regional and national Italian rail connections.

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

The swimming pool operates May through October, making these months ideal for pool-focused vacations. June, July, and August represent peak season with warmest temperatures (28-32°C) and peak Mediterranean sun, though tourism crowds increase correspondingly. May and September offer comfortable temperatures (20-26°C), fewer visitors, and excellent conditions for outdoor activities and cultural exploration. October remains mild (18-22°C) with reduced crowds but weather variability increasing. Winter (November-April) suits groups prioritizing cultural touring over swimming; the villa’s heating systems function, but pool access is unavailable. The Sferisterio Opera Festival (July-August) coincides with peak summer season in Macerata.

Is Villa Allegria suitable for families with children?

Yes. The villa incorporates specific child-oriented infrastructure: a dedicated children’s play area, trampoline, children’s videos and books, table tennis, and a playroom. The swimming pool features safety fencing and depth variation (1.3-2.4 metres) accommodating different swimming abilities. Civitanova Marche, 30 kilometres away, provides family-friendly beach facilities with shallow-water zones and beach clubs. Nearby nature reserves and parks offer hiking suitable for younger walkers. The grounds’ 30,000 square metres provide safe, supervised outdoor space. Children’s books, educational materials, and entertainment systems support varied age groups. Cooking classes (available at additional cost) engage older children interested in culinary skills.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Allegria?

The standard rental price includes accommodation for 16 guests, maid service, Wi-Fi internet access, heating and air-conditioning (in primary living areas), satellite television, pool access (May-October), gardens and outdoor spaces, use of all kitchen equipment and dining furniture, linen, towels, and basic amenities (hairdryers, ironing facilities). Utilities (water, electricity, heating) are included. Additional services available at supplementary cost include private chef or cook services, breakfast provision, cooking classes, yoga instruction, and ground transfers from airports or train stations.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Allegria?

Corridonia village (3.5 kilometres) provides supermarkets, bakeries, and casual dining. Macerata town (15 kilometres) offers diverse restaurants ranging from casual trattorias to fine dining, many specializing in regional Le Marche cuisine featuring organic vegetables, handmade pasta, and seafood. The town centre includes specialty food shops, butchers, and produce markets. Civitanova Marche (30 kilometres), the coastal fishing town, concentrates harbourside restaurants serving fresh fish and seafood specialties; beach clubs provide lunch and casual dining. Urbisaglia (20 kilometres) hosts wine bars and restaurants focusing on local Sangiovese wines and paired cuisine. Organic farm shops and cooperative produce markets throughout the province emphasize seasonal vegetables and artisanal products. Many restaurants require advance reservation during peak season.