Reserve
Palazzo Grande (R)
Description
Property Details
Size
Estate with 4 levels
17 bedrooms, 21 baths, 20000 square feet, 1859 square meters
Bedrooms
King, King, King, King, King, King, King, King, King, King, King, King, King, 2x Twin, 2x Twin, 2x Twin, and 2x Twin
34 guests maximum
Nearest airport
Rome Fiumicino (FCO) or Florence (FLR)
By car: 2 hours from FCO - 1 1/2 hours from FLR
Property View
...gorgeous views of rolling hills, farmland, and medieval hillside towns!
Property ID
28563
Amenities
Pets Welcome Upon Approval
Not Handicap Accessible
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Additional Fees
For groups of 10 or fewer, a daily fee of EUR250 (in total, not per person); for groups of 11 to 20, a daily fee of EUR500; for groups of 21 to 34, a daily fee of EUR750. This covers the service and provision of a daily breakfast and concierge/organising services, as well as housekeeping once per week. Additional fees if guests want laundry, more frequent housekeeping, or lunch or dinner at the property. Other services, such as wine courses and massages, available for additional fees as well.
Reserve Property
This property is part of our Reserve tier. This elevated group is for homes and yachts that rent for $25,000+ a week, which is why the Key value and Exchange fees are higher than other homes in the Club. Additionally, these homes come with staff, housekeeping, and concierge services as standard. If you have further questions, please contact your Relationship Manager who will be delighted to help in any way that they can.






Activities of Interest
- Arts
- Equestrian
- Hike
- Shopping
- Wine Country
- Bicycle tours - Cycling in Umbria means cycling on quiet country roads, among colorful fields covered with sunflowers, olive groves, and vineyards, past numerous medieval hilltop villages.
- Local festivals - Tradition, history, culture, food and wine are on display at famous festivals including Palio of Siena, Festival of Two Worlds of Spoleto, Umbria Jazz of Perugia, Corciano Festival.
- Cooking classes - Plenty of cooking schools offer unique culinary experiences in one of the most pristine and least touristy parts of Italy.
- Olive oil tasting - Visit family-run oil farms, walk in the olive groves, visit the oil press and indulge in tastings paired with local organic vegetables and bruschetta.
- Truffle hunting - Umbria is the pinnacle of Italy's truffle traditions and culture. An hour-long truffle hunt with a local villager and his dog in Palazzo Grande’s ancient woods can easily be arranged in season.
Places of Interest
- Corciano (5 mins) - Corciano is a small medieval hilltop village a short walk from Palazzo Grande. The old centre is remarkably unspoiled and well-maintained, making it an atmospheric stop on a tour of Umbria.
- Perugia (20 mins) - Reminders of its lively and often bloody past are everywhere, from ancient arches and medieval basilicas to its energetic palace-lined main square to Renaissance frescoes by Perugino and Raphael.
- Basilica di San Francesco in Assisi (40 mins) - This 13th Century UNESCO World Heritage Site is a stunning achievement that has heavily influenced Western art and architecture. Assisi and its Basilica are unique, spiritual, and emotional.
- Todi (30 mins) and Orvieto Cathedral (1 hour) - The hilltop town of Todi is one of the most picturesque in Italy. 30 mins beyond is Orvieto, whose ornate Cathedral is one of the highest achievements of Italian Gothic art and architecture.
- Lake Trasimeno (15 mins) - Italy’s third largest lake is home to plentiful wildfowl as well as easily accessible islands with ancient towns. Gentle hills dotted with medieval villas and castles, and woods, vineyards and olive groves, surround the lake.
- Gubbio (50 mins) - Gubbio, where Saint Francis met the wolf—probably a metaphor for an outlaw who was converted to Christianity and renounced his past—is an exceptionally well-preserved medieval hillside town.
Reviews
C. Paige
September 2021The Royal Treatment
We enjoyed spending a week at the Palazzo Grande with 14 friends to celebrate my husband's 60th birthday. The house managers, Filippo and Emanuela, were fantastic and arranged several catered meals, wine tastings and made great restaurant recommendations. It was truly a special week. We enjoyed exploring the neighboring villages including Montefalco, Gubbio, Assesi, and of course Corciano. We biked to Castiglione, a very special town with amazing views. We hiked Tezio and explored Montecucco. We enjoyed visiting the Antonelli vineyard and of course, enjoyed several nights of catered meals and playing tennis at the Palazzo. The only disappointment was that the pool was closed for our stay, when it should have been open. Our group would have enjoyed cooling off and resting by the pool on the hot days.”