Mazzini 31 Est. 2014
, Monteleone D'orvieto, Umbria, Italy
Mazzini 31 is a truly unique vacation and event destination located in one of the most charming corners of Umbria. It is a luxurious and romantic residence with its own private pool, spa and wine cellar perched on a cliff with a majestic view of a fertile Tuscan valley....a private retreat designed for travelers seeking to rest, to explore, and to enjoy the beauty of the area. The home is located in the heart of the town of Monteleone d\\\'Orvieto inside a medieval palazzo that was modified over four centuries and became an elegant noble residence in the 1800's: Its second floor complete with a beautiful terrace, the vaulted stables and underground caves that were used to store local wine and olive oil production. We look forward to having you stay and enjoy this special place and we will personally help you make your event a special one with our incredible vendor and provider list ….rom a Michelin star restaurant Caterer to top notch photographers.
- Street Parking
- Wifi
- Dining Chairs
- Dining Tables
- Onsite Restrooms
- Bridal Suite/Changing Rooms Onsite
- A/V Equipment
- The Scene:
- Mazzini 31 is located in the heart of the town of Monteleone D’Orvieto in Umbria and in one of the most beautiful spot of the Valley of the Chiana where Etruscans once roamed. It is very centrally located at the border of Umbria and Tuscany and is less than 2 hours from Rome and Florence, less than one hour from Siena and Arezzo and within a half hour of the city of Perugia. It is located right off the A1 highway, the main north-south highway of Italy, and it can be easily reached by train from Rome or Florence through the near-by stations of Fabro (10 minutes), Chiusi (15 minutes) or Orvieto (25 minutes). Rental car agencies are avaiable at Chiusi or Orvieto only.
- Design:
- Mazzini 31 is composed of an elegant noble apartment—an apartamento nobiliare-- with terrace, the adjacent stables, and underground caves, all part of a medieval palazzo at the edge of the old town with an incredible vista of the fertile Chiana Valley. The four story building was the home of a wealthy family with vast estates in the area and was reconfigured multiple times over four centuries to meet their changing needs Its current layout is typical of the late 1700’s and features a central grand stairway that gives access to a few private residences, one of which is Mazzini 31. The grand stairway is fully restored with cast iron railings, frescos, and the crest of the Marocchi family which owned the property for centuries visible on the vaulted ceiling. The grand entry hall which showed off the wealth and position of the Marocchi family takes you to the three bedroom residence and terrace on the second floor as well as to the stables which have been converted to a spa/pool and the caves which now house a fully stocked wine cellar both entered on the ground floor.
- Standout Venue Features:
- This location provides quintessential Italian lifestyle with the combination of charming town life and the magnificence of beautiful country views. We organize wine tours in some of the best vineyards and wineries nearby, cooking and bakery classes with Michelin Star restaurant, an Art and Archeological tours of the nearby city of Orvieto with its magnificent cathedral and underground etruscan ruins, and much more.
- The town theatre is a 16th century gem where a wedding ceremony can be held:
- - Max Capacity: 50
- The large terrace on the property:
- A cross between a terrace with majestic views and a pedestrian road in town that has all the charm of the best of Italian hill towns.
- - View: Stunning view of the Chiana valley in Tuscany with olive orchards, vineyards, historic country houses.
- - Max Capacity: 50
- Food, Restaurants, Cafes:
- 2 wonderful little restaurants are available in walking distance from Mazzini 31. They serve the best of local Italian fare. More restaurants available nearby as well and all incredibly good and genuine.
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- Photographer: Claudio Minardi
- Photographer: Claudio Minardi
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Claudio Minardi
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli
- Photographer: Claudio Minardi
- Photographer: Claudio Minardi
- Photographer: Bob Coscarelli