An old oil-mill dating back to 1800 was restored according to its original, local architectural style and converted into Villa Giulia.
The entire outer surface is covered with stone, thus enwrapping the Villa's majestic, imposing structure in a magical, enchanting, rural atmosphere of times gone by.

The villa's panoramic position undoubtedly recalls its origins, as it is extremely easy to reach and is immersed in olive groves stretching right up the hill.

In fact, the Villa lies at the foot of the slopes of a hill named Mount Qualandro, on the border between the gentle Tuscan landscape and the green countryside of Umbria; on the top of the mountain in the background stands an impressive castle and a splendid view of Lake Trasimeno and the Chiana Valley stretches out in the foreground.

There are two separate buildings on the estate: the master villa and the small, adjacent villa.

Master villa
16 sq.m. ground floor kitchen
50 sq.m. ground floor dining room
10 sq.m. ground floor bathroom
16 sq.m. first floor passage to bedrooms
18 sq.m. first floor double bedroom
18 sq.m. first floor double bedroom (twin beds)
5 sq.m. first floor bathroom
22 sq.m. second floor bedroom with canopy bed
8 sq.m. second floor bathroom
20 sq.m. attic double bedroom
Tot. 183 sq.m.

Independent small villa
20 sq.m. ground floor living room
7 sq.m. ground floor kitchen
5 sq.m. bathroom
20 sq.m.. double bedroom
Tot. 52 sq.m.