C asa Monica , which sleeps a maximum of six people, is an independent house with an external staircase up to the living quarters. These consist of a living room with two couches and an open fireplace, large eat-in kitchen, two double bedrooms under dramatically sloping eaves which share a bathroom with tub, and another double bedroom with its own bathroom with tub and small adjoining room that would be perfect for a young child. Opposite is a vine-covered pergola ideal for outdoor dining. Mora is a split-level apartment on the ground floor, measuring about 650 square feet with its own entrance. The living room has terracotta floors, a sloping beamed ceiling, and a fireplace.
Next door is the eat-in kitchen, which opens onto a beautifully arranged terrace.
F inally there is Cognino , a separate house located about 250 yards from the rest of the complex. Perched atop the hill next to the old Etruscan road, it has its own parking and a lovely panoramic patio with table and chairs. Inside, the house is sunny and charming. More information about things to do in the area. We regret that Casa Marco and Cognino are not suitable for children under ten years of age.