With magnificent panoramic views of, and very close to the spectacular mountain ranges of the Sibillini & Gran Sasso National Parks.





Ideal for those who love and appreciate walking, cycling & other outdoor pursuits. Also for touring & sightseeing the Piceno sights, being centrally located between the typical Marche towns of Ascoli Piceno & Amandola.





Castelfiorito - the hamlet of flowers, is situated at a height of around 660 metres, near the small village of Casale in very quiet surroundings. However it is only 2 minutes walk to the very popular traditional restaurant La Diga.





The apartment was newly renovated for holiday rentals in 2007. The floors are fully tiled throughout & most of the windows have external shutters. There is a large area outside for dining "al fresco".





Apartment details... Bedroom 1 has a large double bed. Bedroom 2 has two single beds. All bed linen is supplied. The large light & airy lounge has dining area, open fire & comfortable seating. Extra sleeping facilities are also available on a bed settee. The kitchen is modern, well equipped with a gas hob and oven, fridge and it has ample cooking utensils and crockery. The bathroom is fully tiled with a bath/ shower/ wc/ bidet/ wash basin. Towels are included. The apartments have full gas central heating, which is available for use if required.





The extensive grounds extend to over 5000 square metres, with the same magnificent views that are enjoyed from the apartments. There are several private areas and all the grounds are freely available to roam. There is outside lighting close to the apartment. The Communal Room and Information Point has a pizza oven, barbecue area, & drying facilities. Also a fridge with soft drinks etc.There is a washing machine available on request.





Both the Sibillini and the Gran Sasso mountain ranges offer magnificent walking, mountaineering & cycling (road & mountain bikes). They also have both downhill & cross country skiing. Secure ample storage for your equipment is available at the apartments.





Ascoli Piceno Area





Travellers who want the best of central Italy are now heading for Le Marche, It is pronounced "lay markay", is plural (Le Marche) and is sometimes translated into English as "The Marches".





The region lies on the eastern side of central Italy, between the Adriatic Sea and the high Apennine mountains and much of it remains unspoilt by the ravages of mass tourism.





The Adriatic coast has been a favorite for "seaside" holiday makers for decades; but few venture far from the beaches. However inland, perhaps more so than anywhere else in central Italy, you will find places where time really has stood still.





Even during the peak holiday season, between mid-July to mid-August, it is rarely overcrowded and up in Castelfiorito, although it can be very hot, the mountain breezes are usually cooling.





May, June and September are the ideal months to tour Le Marche if you can't take the heat; the landscape is clothed in spring green or the first tints of autumn, any rain tends towards brief showers rather than endless drizzle. The mountain meadows are unforgettable in the spring with ever changing carpets of alpine flowers including orchids and the brilliant blue gentian.





The wettest seasons are mid-February to mid-April and mid-October to mid-December when grey mist and rain can set in up in the mountains. It can also be cold in mid-winter, when the sun sets, but the charmed position of Castelfiorito means that it rarely has gloomy days.





What to do in Le Marche





Many people who come to Le Marche are looking for a taste of the "real" Italy, and a region that is welcoming to visitors.







Whether you want to trek across wild uncharted mountains, admire masterpieces of Renaissance art and architecture, or hunt out the best of the catch in a Mediterranean fishing port, Le Marche has enough to keep you busy.





You won't be disappointed................

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