Villa Feronia 6
Luxury lakeside villa and pool, Passignano : Lake Trasimeno
Perfect for
- Guests who want privacy. The villa sits in a fenced two-hectare olive grove behind a private gated entrance. Each of the three suites opens directly onto the outdoors and has its own bathroom.
- Luxury lovers: with a heated saltwater pool, amazing views and rooftop terrace this is a villa for those that enjoy the good things in life.
Good to know
- Children welcome
- No smoking
This contemporary house for 6 sits in its own private olive grove overlooking lake Trasimeno, close to Perugia and Cortona. Facing west, every room has large floor-to-ceiling windows that let guests enjoy the spectacular sunsets over the lake, with the sun dropping down behind the hills of Tuscany and the Val d'Orcia. In front of the house, a pool with an infinity edge allows you to swim and bathe while gazing over this magical landscape from a privileged position.
The heated saltwater pool is open all year and has a baja shelf, a 17-meter lap lane, and hydromassage seating. Pool heating is included from May to September, and can be requested as an extra from October to April. The roof of the villa is flat, and has a pergola and seating, making a perfect spot from which to relax and enjoy the view.
Villa Feronia is listed under the following categories:
Accommodation
Villa Feronia is a light-filled villa for up to six guests, with three suites that open directly onto the outdoor terrace with a private pool and panoramic lake views.
The open-plan living and dining area has floor-to-ceiling glass, designer sofas and armchairs, a fireplace, and a 65" smart TV. The modern and well-equipped kitchen has a central island and good quality appliances. A handcrafted dining table for six sits in front of the lake.
The suites:
Goddess Suite: king bed, writing desk, walk-in wardrobe, and an en-suite with an open shower and a freestanding chromotherapy bathtub. Ruby Suite: queen bed, dedicated workspace, built-in wardrobes, and an en-suite with a double vanity and shower. Sage Suite: queen bed, cosy sitting area, built-in wardrobes, and an en-suite with a double vanity and shower.
The villa also has high-speed Wi-Fi, a home automation system, and a guest bathroom off the living area with direct pool access.
Features
Villa Details
- Air Conditioning
- Swimming Pool
- Wifi
- Free Parking
- Central Heating
- Private Pool
- Heated Pool
- Barbecue
- Gated Property
Bedrooms and Bathrooms
- 3 Double Bedrooms, All En-Suite
- 1 Service Wc
Kitchen equipment
- American Coffee Machine
- Blender
- Dishwasher
- Espresso Machine
- Fridge With Freezer
- Fruit Juicer
- Microwave
- Oven
- Toaster
- Kettle
Amenities
- Wifi
- Baby Bed
- Clothes-Dryer
- Fireplace
- Floor Air Conditioning
- Floor Heating
- Fully Air Conditioned
- Hairdryers In All Bathrooms
- Heating
- High Chair
- Iron And Ironing Table
- Laundry
- Mosquito Screens
- Washing Machine
- Emergency First Aid Kit
- Fire Extinguisher
- Safe
- Smoke Detector
- Bluetooth Bose Acoustic Speakers
- Pets Allowed On Request
What's included
- Mid-Week 2-Hour House Cleaning And Towel Change
- Bath Towels
- Bed Linen
- Pool Towels
- Welcome Basket Breakfast Supply Restock Upon Arrival
- Cleaning Of The Swimming Pool And Garden Maintenance
- Internet Wifi
- Final Cleaning
- Cot And Highchair
Extras
Outdoors
- The Swimming Pool Is 17 × 2.75 Meters In The Long Section, With A 4.60 × 4 Meter Shallow Area With A Beach-Style Entry And Hydromassage, And It Is 1.40 Meters Deep
- Alfresco Dining
- Aromatic Garden
- Bbq
- Covered Parking
- Ev Charge Point
- Heated Swimming Pool
- Outdoor Seating
- Pizza Oven
- Private Swimming Pool
- Salt Water Pool
- Stunning View
- Vegetable Garden
- Swimming Pool: Pool Is Open Year-Round
Nearby Activities
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Where is Villa Feronia ?
Getting here
- Perugia Airport PGA 30 min
- Florence Airport (FLR) 1hr 30 mins
- Pisa Airport (PSA) 2hrs
- Rome Airport (FCO) 2hrs 30 mins
- Rome Airport (CIA) 2hrs 10 mins
- Nearest Railway Station Passignano 5 mins
Around Villa Feronia
Lake Trasimeno is Italy's fourth-largest lake (128 square kilometers) and unusually shallow - just 6 meters at its deepest point. This means the water warms quickly in summer, making it ideal for swimming. The lake has no outflows, so its level depends entirely on rainfall and local springs, which gives it a character quite different from the northern Italian lakes fed by Alpine rivers. The water is calm, the beaches gently shelving, and the surrounding hills covered in olive groves and vineyards.
Passignano sul Trasimeno is your nearest little town, a fortified fishing village dominated by its 14th-century Rocca, which now houses the Boat Museum. The medieval center invites strolls through cobbled alleys, and the lakefront is perfect for sunset walks. This is the main ferry hub for Isola Maggiore. From here, ferries depart for Isola Maggiore (10 minutes - the shortest crossing) and occasionally for Isola Polvese.
Isola Maggiore is the only inhabited island on Lake Trasimeno (about 30 residents) and the most magical. The 10-minute ferry from Tuoro lands you in a medieval fishing village where time seems to have stopped in the 15th century. Narrow stone streets wind between sandstone houses. Visit the Church of San Salvatore (14th-century frescoes, painting by Sano di Pietro), the Gothic Church of San Michele Arcangelo, and the Lace Museum showcasing traditional Irish-point lace-making brought to the island in the late 1800s. St. Francis of Assisi spent time here in solitary meditation in 1211 - you can visit the chapel that preserves the bed on which he slept. The entire island perimeter is just 2km, perfect for a gentle wander. Return ferry €6 + €2 landing fee.
Isola Polvese, the largest island (70 hectares), is now a scientific-educational park managed by the Province of Perugia. It's uninhabited and offers pristine nature walks through olive groves and holm oak forests. Key sights include the 14th-century fortress ruins (now an outdoor theatre), the Church of San Giuliano (built on Roman villa remains), the Garden of Aquatic Plants designed by landscape architect Pietro Porcinai in 1959, and the ruins of the Monastero di San Secondo (inhabited by Olivetan monks 1404-1624). There's a small beach with playground and volleyball courts - ideal if you have children. Ferry from San Feliciano (10-15 minutes), less frequently from Passignano.
Isola Minore, the smallest island, is privately owned and uninhabited - you can only view it from the ferry.
Castiglione del Lago (west shore) is the largest town on the lake, with a medieval castle offering spectacular views. The town juts out into the lake on a limestone promontory. Good restaurants and shops.
San Feliciano (east shore) is a quiet fishing village known for sunset views over the water. This is the main departure point for ferries to Isola Polvese.
Cortona (20-25 mins by car) is the hilltop Tuscan town made famous by "Under the Tuscan Sun." The medieval streets, Etruscan walls, and views across the Val di Chiana to Lake Trasimeno make it one of Tuscany's most beautiful towns. The Museo dell'Accademia Etrusca has important Etruscan artifacts.
Perugia (25-30 mins) is Umbria's capital, a university city with a medieval center perched on a hilltop. The Galleria Nazionale dell'Umbria houses masterpieces by Perugino and Pinturicchio. Don't miss the Rocca Paolina fortress and the escalators that tunnel through the old city.
Assisi (45 mins) is St. Francis's hometown, dominated by the Basilica di San Francesco with Giotto frescoes. The pink stone medieval center is remarkably beautiful.
Cycling and walking: The 57km cycle path around Lake Trasimeno is mostly flat (42% asphalt, 58% gravel), passing through ancient villages with constant lake views. From Tuoro, an 11km loop leads to Monte Gualandro summit for panoramic views of the islands. The area is crisscrossed with hiking trails. I've cycled this trail and it's a real pleasure.
Swimming and beaches: Tuoro has beaches and a lido with sunbeds and bars. The water is calm and shallow near shore, warming quickly in summer. Various beaches around the lake offer different atmospheres - ask your owners for current recommendations.
Birdwatching: Lake Trasimeno's shallow wetland ecosystem supports rich biodiversity. The Oasi La Valle in San Savino (Magione municipality) is a vital wetland and birdwatcher's paradise. Crested grebes, herons, and numerous water birds nest here.
Nearby Activities
- Nearest village Castel Rigone 4 km, 5 min drive
- Passignano sul Trasimeno: 9 min
- Cortona 30 mins
- Perugia 30 mins
- Assisi 45 mins
Villa Feronia
Sleeps: 6
From € 1,336 to 2,225 per day
From € 9,350 to € 13,350 per week
Approximately
$ 10,940 to $ 15,620 in USD
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Worth Knowing
Tourist Tax: Many local administrations charge a tourist tax for rental accommodation, which varies by town. Charges typically range from €0.50 to €5 per person per night, with a maximum of 5-7 nights. Children are sometimes exempt. These charges are collected by property owners and paid directly to them.
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CIN: IT054038C23B033589
Booking Notes
- Local taxes 1.50€per person per night (maximun 5 nights)
