Built originally around the year 1100, the Castello di Borgo Monticelli is the ideal holiday destination for those in search of quiet, natural surroundings and history.

The castle offers a breath-taking view on the city of Perugia and on 3 forests surrunding the castle, with elegent and independent, fully-equipped apartments in the residence.

15 apartments divided into categories and sizes:

• 2 - 3 people (50 - 65 sq m.) 1 bedroom, sitting room with sofa bed and kitchenette, 1 bathroom with either shower or bath. Some apartments have a fireplace in the sitting room and a private garden.
• 4 - 6 people (90 -120 sq m.) 2 and 3 bedrooms, sitting room with fireplace and kitchenette, 2 bathrooms with shower or bath. Some apartments also feature a sofa bade and a private garden
• 4 - 7 people (120 - 140 sq m.) 1 double bedroom, 1 twin beds bedroom, 2 sitting rooms, some with fireplaces, 2 sofa beds, 2 bathrooms with showers.
• 2 - 3 people (100 sq m.) an American style loft on the top floor of the highest tower, with a 270° view towards Perugia, 6-7 metre high ceilings, 8-metre long beams, raised level with double bed, fireplace, a single bed and kitchenette, large bathroom with shower and bath.

The Castello di Borgo Monticelli also features a variety of large and well equipped communal rooms (such as the spectacular Sala Gotica), beautiful grounds with 360° views over the Perugia valley surrounding the hamlet itself, the open air swimming pools + whirpool hydro-massage.

Ideally located, the Castello di Borgo Monticelli combines the quiet of its natural surroundings and centuries of history whilst being within easy reach of the liveliest spots in Perugia and Umbria. The tiny Medieval hamlet that makes up the castle is in fact just 12.6 kilometres from Perugia - San Sisto, where there is the Museo Storico della Perugina, and roughly 18 kilometres from the old town centre of Perugia.

The ancient nucleus of the hamlet, which contains the apartments and the small church dating back to 1100 (which contains frescoes by Meo da Siena del 1315-1319) has been declared a monument of national interest and is under the tutelage of the Italian ministry for culture.