Location: Luxurious & Friendly B and B, Montichiari, Lombardy, Italy, Europe view maps with location
Summary of the villa, 5 bedrooms, sleeps 18
Rental rate: £75 for property per day Property type: villa, 250 m² Location type: town near the mountains Highlights: All pieces of furniture are original antiques... View all features rates | availability
Anna and Jacques will be delighted to entertain and welcome in their 1600 Villa guests from all over the world. They are bilingual in French and Italian, they also speak English and Spanish fluently. The five rooms have private bathroom, air conditioning, are for non-smokers. The ceiling is still with the 1600 oak beams and brick tiles. All pieces of furniture are original antiques from their families. Frescoed-ceiling rooms are at the guests' disposal as well as a beautiful garden and marble-columned loggia. Private covered parking available.
Villa San Pietro represents the ideal location in the North of Italy to visit Lake Garda, Mantova, Verona, Milan, Venise etc. Anna and Jacques prepare five-course homemade dinners for their guests upon request. They also offer winery visit, wine courses and tasting, as well as a Weekly Language Program. They are always available for tips and help. Send an enquiry today, you will receive an answer within a few hours! Arrivederci!
The name of this town, the etymology of which is somewhat unclear, has undergone the following transformations: Montisclaris (XIIth century); Montechiaro (XVIth century). In 1862, "sul Chiese" was added to the name Montechiaro and, finally in 1877 it became the present Montichiari. The President of the Republic, Francesco Cossiga, on 27th December 1991, decreed that the Municipality of Montichiari be bestowed with the title of Città (town/city). In its territory, at the locality Dosso, Pre-Roman and Roman remains have been brought to light (bronzes, inscriptions and mosaics). In the Middle Ages, its castle had a certain importance. Allied with the Guelphic Brescia, it was besieged, conquered and destroyed by the army of the Emperor Federick II and Ezzelino da Romano (around 1237). Montichiari was a feud of the Counts Longhi, for a long time, but, in 1404, it passed under the rule of Pandolfo Malatesta, connected with the Visconti family. Having passed under Venetian rule, Montichiari was to begin with a Minor Vicariate, to later become Major and obtain a commerce which, in a short time, became one of considerable substance. In 1482, war broke out between Venice and Ferrara: Montichiari was occupied by the Duke of Calabria; in 1484, the peace of Bagnolo treaty re-established the status quo. Many years of political tranquillity followed, which ended with the arrival of Napoleon Bonapart in Italy who, in 1796, was victorious against the Austrians. In 1909, the first air race in Italy was organised here, and in 1921, an international motorcar Grand Prix was held here but was subsequently transferred to Monza. The most important buildings at Montichiari are: the "Pieve di S.Pancrazio" parish church in Romanesque style, dating back to the XIIth century; the "Duomo di S. Maria Assunta" cathedral from 1729; the "Bonoris Castle" which was purchased by Count Gaetano Bonoris in 1890; the "Teatro Sociale" from 1773, and the "Agostino Bianchi Risorgimento Museum ".
Distances from Luxurious & Friendly B and B to main interest points in Montichiari, Lombardy
Rental Rates for the villa - Luxurious & Friendly B and B, Montichiari, Lombardy, Italy, Europe
For property
Quoted in: Euros Approximate equivalent in:
Period name
Period
per week
per night
minimum stay
01 Jan 2007 - 16 Dec 2008
£525
£75
1 days
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Owner's notes to the rental rates:
A Double Bedroom .. From €95/night for 2 people, breakfast included.
An Additional Bed with Breakfast is €20/night.
We Also Have Large Family Rooms, Send Us an Enquiry!
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Owner name: Jacques & Annamaria Ducroz Telephone: +39 030-961232 Preferred language(s): English, Italian Registered since: 14 Aug 2006 Property listed since: 24 Dec 2006
The name of this town, the etymology of which is somewhat unclear, has undergone the following transformations: Montisclaris (XIIth century); Montechiaro (XVIth century). In 1862, "sul Chiese" was added to the name Montechiaro and, finally in 1877 it became the present Montichiari. The President of the Republic, Francesco Cossiga, on 27th December 1991, decreed that the Municipality of Montichiari be bestowed with the title of Città (town/city). In its territory, at the locality Dosso, Pre-Roman and Roman remains have been brought to light (bronzes, inscriptions and mosaics). In the Middle Ages, its castle had a certain importance. Allied with the Guelphic Brescia, it was besieged, conquered and destroyed by the army of the Emperor Federick II and Ezzelino da Romano (around 1237). Montichiari was a feud of the Counts Longhi, for a long time, but, in 1404, it passed under the rule of Pandolfo Malatesta, connected with the Visconti family. Having passed under Venetian rule, Montichiari was to begin with a Minor Vicariate, to later become Major and obtain a commerce which, in a short time, became one of considerable substance. In 1482, war broke out between Venice and Ferrara: Montichiari was occupied by the Duke of Calabria; in 1484, the peace of Bagnolo treaty re-established the status quo. Many years of political tranquillity followed, which ended with the arrival of Napoleon Bonapart in Italy who, in 1796, was victorious against the Austrians. In 1909, the first air race in Italy was organised here, and in 1921, an international motorcar Grand Prix was held here but was subsequently transferred to Monza. The most important buildings at Montichiari are: the "Pieve di S.Pancrazio" parish church in Romanesque style, dating back to the XIIth century; the "Duomo di S. Maria Assunta" cathedral from 1729; the "Bonoris Castle" which was purchased by Count Gaetano Bonoris in 1890; the "Teatro Sociale" from 1773, and the "Agostino Bianchi Risorgimento Museum ".