THE ACCOMMODATION
This is an independent one bedroom townhouse in the heart of the historic centre of the town and the house overlooks the small open air theatre. If you are lucky and there is a performance you may hear the melodies of a music recital from your lounge.

The house a charming sunny terrace which has views overlooking the old town in one direction and overlooking stunning and typical rolling Italian countryside in the other. The terrace is perfect for dining al fresco as there is a table and chairs and a large umbrella if you prefer the shade.

The bedroom has a large double bed and there is lots of storage with a double wardrobe, chest of drawers and bedside cabinets. The windows have external shutters which are perfect if you want to keep out the light and have a lazy start to the day.

The kitchen is very well equipped with a fridge (with a complementary bottle of Prosecco chilling for your arrival) / oven / hob / washing machine / pots / pans / cutlery / cooking utensils / crockery etc.

You will have a light and airy lounge with very comfortable L shaped sofa, flat panel television, satellite tv, a selection of DVDs to go with the DVD player. You will have a fold away and comfortable Z-bed in the lounge for your arrival if you are travelling as a group of 3.

Rates for 2010 (Euros)
1 May - 29 May - 245
29 May - 26 June - 295
26 June - 31 July - 350
31 July - 21 August - 425
21 August - 25 September - 325

THE TOWN AND AREA
Montalto delle Marche lies between the Adriatic Coast and the Sibillini National Park. The nearest blue flag beaches of Grottamare, San Benedetto and Pedaso are 25 minutes away and the National Park which is popular with walkers and mountain bikers is 35 minutes inland.

The town has a population of about 2500 so is well serviced with a number of shops, restaurants, local bars, a post office, newsagent, grocer, butcher, bank etc.

The town is 25 minutes from the provincial capital of Ascoli Piceno which is famous for its architecture, old travertine marble squares, churches, museums and is thought to be older than Rome. It is also packed with boutiques and cafe bars so is perfect for people watching.

The Frasassi Caves, thought to be the largest limestone caves in Europe are well worth a visit - they have frequent tours during the summer months.

Rome can easily be visited on a day trip and there are air conditioned buses from Grottamare to the centre of Rome daily.

The town of Loreto is within easy reach and here you can see the House of Nazareth where Mary was born and is a focal point for pilgrims throughout the world.

Assisi in Umbria is a good daytrip and you can see the tomb of St Francis of Assisi, the Patron Saint of Italy.

GETTING HERE AND FURTHER INFORMATION
Montalto is just over an hour away from Ancona and Pescara airports - Ryanair fly daily flights to both of these airports from London Stansted. From Bristol you can fly with Easyjet to Rome Ciampino which is just over 2½ hours from Montalto through some stunning countryside and National Parks.

For more information about our town house please call us in Italy on 0039-051-594-7766 or in the UK on 0208-123-3576 or go to italy-holiday-accommodation.co.uk

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