Luxury villas in Umbria & Lazio

Umbria is a region that’s extraordinarily serene. It’s Italy’s green heart and a villa paradise with gentle hills, ancient towns and a tradition-led charm that’s still very much in play. Neighbouring Lazio is the home of an epic capital city, and is a perfect pocket of haunting ruins and ancient masterpieces.

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Family villas in Umbria

Escape to the charming region of Umbria and indulge in a relaxing family getaway like no other. Our carefully curated selection of family villas is designed to cater to your every need, ensuring a memorable and stress-free holiday for both parents and children alike.

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Umbria villas with pools

Our villas in Umbria, complete with pools, provide a perfect environment for unwinding and rejuvenating. Take pleasure in a peaceful evening drink by the pool, absorbing the beautiful countryside vistas, or alternate between swimming at the villa and exploring local towns.

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Large villas in Umbria

Our extensive range of villas in Umbria is perfect for accommodating large groups, whether it's for family reunions, gatherings with friends, special occasions, or providing ample space for everyone to enjoy privacy.

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Umbria & Lazio Villa holiday guide

This glorious green heart of sea-straddled Italy is quiet, remote and beautifully unspoilt. Medieval towns marry gentle contoured hills, and there’s a wonderful old-world charm to Umbria’s natural beauty and rich history. Lazio is next door and is the home of Italy’s romantic capital – head beyond Rome and it’s a gorgeous region dotted with ancient icons, emerald hills and gloriously old Roman ruins. Umbria and Lazio villa holidays are the perfect settings to just relax by the villa pool, a good book in one hand and a crisp, cold glass of wine in the other. On those days when you want more, it’s all about the food, the culture, and those seriously standout views.

Umbria experiences

Discover the best of Umbria with unique experiences, from wine tastings and picnic tastings in vineyards to scenic boat tours on Lake Trasimeno.

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There’s never really a bad time to plan a villa stay in Umbria and Lazio. Autumns are mild and coincide with the harvest seasons, and there’s a charm to seeing the region in the quieter winter months. Yes, it can get pretty chilly, but there's sunny skies, the tiny hilltop villages are emptier and it’s easier to see the main cities with fewer crowds. Perugia has a great cultural life at any time of year, and has easy rail access if you're planning to visit elsewhere. Spring is when the green countryside really comes into its own – fields get overwhelmed with sunflowers and poppies, and the hills become a patchwork of all different shades of green. It’s warm and sunny, so is great for hiking or seeing the main sights without the humidity. Summer is equally as lush, but can be busy – plan ahead if you’re day-tripping to the bigger cities like Rome. It’s hot, and there will be longer queues for all the classic icons. Your private villa pool will offer a glorious respite from the 30-plus temperatures that can be experienced in Europe at this time.  

Why go to Umbria & Lazio

Umbria is everything we love about central Italy, presenting bewitchingly beautiful landscapes, vineyards, olive groves and sunflowers unfolding over rounded hills. In addition to the 'must-see' town of Perugia, Orvieto and Assisi, we suggest visits to the exquisite smaller towns of Todi, Spello, Bevagna, Montefalco and Spello. We also suggest to enjoy Europe's foremost Jazz Event - Umbria Jazz, the internationally acclaimed Festival of Two Worlds in Spoleto and local gastronomic festivals.

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Umbria's undulating landscapes are one of its most impressive features. Often referred to as the 'green heart of Italy', the rolling green hills and pristine woodlands make the pastoral countryside a true haven for nature lovers. Rich in art, history and culture, the region is also famous for its wine and olive oil traditions accompanied by the exquisite local cuisine.

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Umbria offers a rich history with its Etruscan and Roman remains, beautiful landscapes around Lake Trasimeno, and activities like water sports, cycling, and trekking. Visit Cascata delle Marmore, enjoy the Umbrian truffle, taste local wines like Sagrantino di Montefalco, and experience diverse music festivals all throughout the summer.

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