The Villa offers a large outdoor space overlooking the valley from its terraced gardens, while the interior is divided into three independent apartments with kitchenettes, lounges and bathrooms: an ideal choice for a large group of families and friends. For the western structure, wood for the fireplace must be paid extra. The supplement is at least 50 euros for the supply of 1-2 nights. The building features a patio, garden views, a seating area, a flat-screen TV, a fully equipped kitchen with an oven and a fridge, and a private bathroom with bidet and a hairdryer. A stovetop, kitchenware and a kettle are also provided. In the apartment complex, each unit is equipped with bed linen and towels. N.B: The use of any device that could cause accidental fires is prohibited.

The amount shown by the portal includes the rental fee from the owner and the cost of additional services provided to the guest by the Property Manager. These amounts will be detailed in the rental contract and will generate two separate accounting documents for the guest at the time of check-out.

Giuliano di Roma, a medieval village with characteristic corners and alleys that have kept their history, immersed in local traditions and surrounded by nature, with the possibility of various outdoor activities for everyone. Outside the walls there is a new multi-storey car park with a lift serving the historic centre. The area is an important and peaceful strategic node of Lazio, between the capital Rome and the stupendous Circeo coast (about 20/40 minutes with daily return buses), the ski resort of Campo Catino (about 50 minutes) and the park Rome games - Rainbow Magicland (about 25/40 minutes by train or car). The Monti Lepini are a mountain range belonging to the Lazio Anti-Apennines, located south of Rome since they border to the north with the Colli Albani or 'Castelli Romani'! Patrica (450 meters above sea level), Supino 350 meters above sea level), Morolo (400 meters above sea level), Sgurgola (400 meters above sea level), Giuliano di Roma (300 meters above sea level) and Prossedi (200 meters above sea level).