Bufalini Palace Ground Floor

The House, built in accordance with the architectonic and structural canons of XVII Century, has been restored preserving the ancient typologies. The apartment overlooks the large Entrance-hall of the House, and has been made out of the ancient store-rooms, whose characteristic structures have been turned into a new furnishing function, as the stone-basin where wine was produced, now converted in a comfortable and coloured divan. The apartment is furnished with old pieces and work instruments, but according to modern comfort and hospitality principles. It accomodates four/six persons, and consists of two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a sitting-room and a large living-room with a kitchen-corner. The apartment is equipped with TV, vacuum-cleaner, hoover and washing-machine.

Palazzo Angeli-Bufalini, a nobiliary residence of XVII Century, built on the remains of an ancient tower and recently restored, is situated in the centre of a little village in Valnerina, St. Anatolia di Narco, at 10 km from Spoleto, at 30 km from Norcia, Montefalco and Bevagna, at 40 km from Assisi and Todi, at 60 km from Perugia, Gubbio, Città di Castello and Orvieto. Rome is about 130 km from there, and it’s easy to reach by train from Spoleto’s Station, in one hour and twenty minutes. Siena, Arezzo and Florence are at about two hours of travel. The Valnerina (Nera River Valley) is an ideal place for a long or short vacation, characterized as well by culture, art, nature and spirituality, as by sports, good cuisine and a fine, friendly hospitality. The Valley is crossed by the limpid waters of the Nera River, and is full as well of naturalistic beauties, like Marmore’s Waterfalls, Gavelli’s Uplands and woods, or Sibillini Mountains Natural Park, with Castelluccio Upland and Vettore Mount, as of historical and artistic testimonies, like the precious examples of Longobardic Art, Romanic Architecture, ‘300 and ‘400 Umbrian Pictures and frescoes. In the Valley it’s possible to play a lot of sports, like rafting and hiking on the waters of Nera River, climbing on the mountains or skiing and cross-country skiing on the Uplands, horse-racing and mountain-biking along the medieval paths still linking the little villages. Public swimming pools and equipped faces for climbing in the neighbourhood. The Valnerina offers many gastronomic appeals too, like Norcia’s black truffles, cheeses and salami, extra-vergine olive oil and wines, like Torgiano’s White or Montefalco’s Sagrantino, produced on the sunny Umbrian hills.