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Pieve San Quirico, Strada della Bruna, 8, Perugia, 06134
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| | |  The Country Medieval Resort "Le Torri di Bagnara" is composed of an 11th century elegant Abbey Relais de Charme B&B that offers 7 luxury Double Rooms & Junior Suites, and a 12th century stone Tower that offers 4 exclusive apartments equipped with all comforts; they stand on top of a hill dominating the northern Tiber Valley, in the heart of Umbria, only a few km north of Perugia, in the centre of a 1.500 acres/600 hectares superb holiday farm estate. The Bagnara Estate features 5 medieval Castles, 4 small lakes, the river Tiber, animal growing (Chianina cattle, roe, deer), olives, wheat, mais and tobacco cultivations, hunting reserve with many kinds of wild animals. There are many routes to go walking and biking, and woods to go berry picking. Our guides will bring you around the Estate and will tell you the story of our Castles. |
 The 4 Tower apartments and the 7 Abbey rooms are furnished with antiques and precious cloth that transmit an immediate sense of warmth, elegance and refinement; they feature every modern comfort. From all the Guest rooms one may enjoy a panorama of the beautiful Umbrian country-side with views over the northern Tiber Valley and the surrounding hills.
The property offers all the modern comforts for a special holiday: breakfast & bar service, church for concerts and weddings, large panoramic swimming pool (120 sqm), panoramic terraces, flowered gardens with orchards, botanic gardens, organic kitchen garden, private parking areas, bicycles and laundry room. Concierge at night. |
 Since 1901, the whole property belongs to a noble family, descendant from Emperor Napoleon 1st, which manages both the Farm and the Resort and offers 1st class hospitality; Guests are welcome such as friends and they feel such as they are the masters of the house.
Le Torri di Bagnara was nominated among the top 10 villas in Umbria by Condé Nast Architectural Digest, in July 2001, that dedicated an article with photos to it. It is listed in the best international Travel Guides, such us Condé Nast Johansens and Alastair Sawdays' Special Place to Stay |
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