Villa Lemura 10BR, a frescoed Umbrian noble villa near Lake Trasimeno
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About the Property
Villa Lemura 10BR has the hush and poise of a house that has watched centuries stroll past its windows. Built in 1690 as the residence of a noble family from Perugia, then enlarged in 1850, the villa still carries the grace of its grander chapters, including frescoes by Mariano Piervittori, the Umbrian artist brought in to give the rooms their decorative flourish.
The setting is Panicale, a small medieval town in the province of Perugia, where old stone quarters and Umbrian countryside do a quiet double act. From the villa, the view opens toward the green plain of Lake Trasimeno, all soft light, fields, and that particular central Italian calm that makes lunch stretch a little longer than planned.
With 10 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, Villa Lemura is made for a large gathering that still wants privacy. It sleeps 16 guests, with a mix of double and twin rooms, including one twin room accessed from a double bedroom, useful for children or close family. The mood is historic, but the practicalities are reassuringly current: Wi-Fi, Smart TV, a proper kitchen setup, laundry facilities, and baby facilities are all part of the stay.
Days can drift between the barbecue, the tennis court, and excursions across Umbria and Tuscany. Perugia, Cortona, Siena, Pienza, Montepulciano, and Florence are all named possibilities from here, which gives the villa that rare advantage: deep country peace with serious art towns within reach. Golf lovers also have a course near the residence, should someone feel the need to ruin a perfectly good walk, as the old joke goes.
Notable amenities include:
- 10 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms for up to 16 guests
- Private tennis court
- Wi-Fi Internet and Smart TV
- Barbecue for long Umbrian evenings outdoors
- Dishwasher, microwave, kettle, coffee machine, toaster, and blender
- Washing machine, iron, and hair dryers
- Baby facilities for younger guests
- Historic frescoed interiors linked to Mariano Piervittori
Villa Lemura suits guests who want the romance of a noble Umbrian residence, the space to gather properly, and a location that can swing from Lake Trasimeno quiet to Renaissance city day trips with very little fuss.
