La Ripa

About this property

With glorious views of the undulating Italian countryside and striking Sibillini and Gran Sasso peaks, La Ripa enjoys a superior hilltop setting in Le Marche. 

Spread over three floors, this recently renovated country villa offers chic and modern décor combined with traditional touches. Neutral tones, white walls and sleek furnishings meet with exposed brick and original features to create a fresh yet homely feel throughout. Step inside the villa and you are greeted by a bright and airy open-plan living and dining area, with natural light flooding in through patio doors and wide windows.

Offering plenty of space, La Ripa comfortably sleeps up to eight guests across five bedrooms. Three bedrooms are located on the first floor and benefit from sweeping views across the valley. A further two bedrooms are found on the lower ground floor, which also features a second living/dining area with a warm and cosy vibe. 

Surrounded by fields, olive groves and vines, the outside grounds offer ample opportunity for relaxation and tranquillity. Recline on a deckchair, sip an aperitif on the terrace or dine al-fresco under the shaded pergola as you appreciate the incredible scenery and breathtaking backdrop. The villa boasts a large private pool, ideal for cooling off after a day soaking up the sunshine.  

The closest village is just a convenient 5-minute drive from the villa and presents a handful of shops and cafes. The charming hilltop town of Ripatransone is also just a short drive away and, in addition to grocery shops and useful amenities, its historic centre has a great selection of restaurants, bars and ancient churches. 

Sandy stretches of beach at Grottammare and San Benedetto del Tronto aren’t far away and you can be swimming in the azure waters of the Adriatic Sea in no time at all. Lined with sun loungers, umbrellas, snack bars and restaurants serving delicious seafood, the beaches here are family friendly and relaxed. Boat trips depart from various spots along the coast and there are also a range of water sports you can try out, including windsurfing.

Discover more of the dramatic landscape by visiting the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park as well as the Sibillini Mountains. La Ripa enjoys an idyllic hilltop position in Le Marche nestled in the countryside between the Sibillini Mountains and Adriatic Sea and within easy driving distance of medieval villages, sandy beaches and scenic walking trails.

A handful of amenities including cafes and shops are available in the nearby village, just a 5-minute drive from the villa. Also close by is the town of Ripatransone, bursting with character, narrow winding streets and historic buildings. Highlights include the ancient city walls, cathedral and viewpoint at Belvedere del Piceno, which boasts breathtaking vistas across the valley, over the rolling fields and out towards the mountains beyond. A smattering of restaurants and a couple of bars add to the charm and appeal of this lovely town.

Another town worth a visit is Ascoli Piceno with its central renaissance square, Piazza del Popolo, and art gallery, Palazzo Communale. The town was rebuilt upon Roman ruins and the historic centre including the impressive 13th century palace, Palazzo dei Capitani del Popolo, displays the progression from Roman to medieval architecture. 

The village of Acquaviva Picena is a fascinating place to wander around and its imposing 13th century fortress and castle walls are amongst its best attractions. 

Beautiful sandy beaches await at the coastal towns of Grottammare and San Benedetto del Tronto. Hire sun loungers and umbrellas, swim in the sapphire waters of the Adriatic Sea or try out various water sports including windsurfing. A fantastic selection of snack bars and restaurants are dotted along the sandy stretches of beach, serving everything from ice cream to fresh seafood. 

If you’re visiting in August, make sure to visit Grottammare during the Liszt Piano Festival, which attracts pianists and tourists from all over the world.

The walking trails at the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park and the Sibillini Mountains offer the chance to explore the unspoilt terrain and admire the dramatic landscape. Discover the region’s wildlife and delve further into the local culture and history as you follow one of the trails or take part in a guided walking tour. The views are simply spectacular and not to be missed!

Mountain biking, cycling and horse riding in the hills surrounding the villa are excellent ways to further immerse yourself in the epic scenery.The Villa

Ground Floor

- Open-plan living/dining area with TV, fireplace, dining table and chairs for 6 guests and doors leading outside to garden

- Fully-equipped kitchen including breakfast bar and chairs for 4 guests, oven, hob, fridge, microwave, dishwasher, kettle, blender, toaster and coffee machine

- Shower room with WC

First Floor

- Master bedroom with queen-size bed, air-conditioning and en-suite bathroom with WC

- 2 x bedroom with queen-size bed and air-conditioning

- Bathroom with WC

Lower Ground Floor (accessed via internal staircase or private entrance from garden)

- Open-plan living/dining area with TV, fireplace, dining table and chairs for 8-10 guests and smaller table and chairs to seat 4 guests

- 2 x bedroom with queen-size bed

- Bathroom with WC 

- Laundry room with washing machine

Outside Grounds

- Private pool (10.5m x 4.5m, depth: 1.4m). Open mid-May to end-September approximately

- Sun loungers, deckchairs and umbrellas

- Fenced grounds

- Grassy lawns

- Small terrace with coffee table and chairs

- Larger terrace with al-fresco dining table and chairs for 8 guests under shaded pergola

- Barbecue

- Private parking

Facilities

- Wi-Fi

- Air-conditioning 

- TV

- Heating

- Children’s toys and books

- Iron and ironing board

- HairdryerLa Ripa enjoys an idyllic hilltop position in Le Marche nestled in the countryside between the Sibillini Mountains and Adriatic Sea and within easy driving distance of medieval villages, sandy beaches and scenic walking trails.

A handful of amenities including cafes and shops are available in the nearby village, just a 5-minute drive from the villa. Also close by is the town of Ripatransone, bursting with character, narrow winding streets and historic buildings. Highlights include the ancient city walls, cathedral and viewpoint at Belvedere del Piceno, which boasts breathtaking vistas across the valley, over the rolling fields and out towards the mountains beyond. A smattering of restaurants and a couple of bars add to the charm and appeal of this lovely town.

Another town worth a visit is Ascoli Piceno with its central renaissance square, Piazza del Popolo, and art gallery, Palazzo Communale. The town was rebuilt upon Roman ruins and the historic centre including the impressive 13th century palace, Palazzo dei Capitani del Popolo, displays the progression from Roman to medieval architecture. 

The village of Acquaviva Picena is a fascinating place to wander around and its imposing 13th century fortress and castle walls are amongst its best attractions. 

Beautiful sandy beaches await at the coastal towns of Grottammare and San Benedetto del Tronto. Hire sun loungers and umbrellas, swim in the sapphire waters of the Adriatic Sea or try out various water sports including windsurfing. A fantastic selection of snack bars and restaurants are dotted along the sandy stretches of beach, serving everything from ice cream to fresh seafood. 

If you’re visiting in August, make sure to visit Grottammare during the Liszt Piano Festival, which attracts pianists and tourists from all over the world.

The walking trails at the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park and the Sibillini Mountains offer the chance to explore the unspoilt terrain and admire the dramatic landscape. Discover the region’s wildlife and delve further into the local culture and history as you follow one of the trails or take part in a guided walking tour. The views are simply spectacular and not to be missed!

Mountain biking, cycling and horse riding in the hills surrounding the villa are excellent ways to further immerse yourself in the epic scenery.The Villa

Ground Floor

- Open-plan living/dining area with TV, fireplace, dining table and chairs for 6 guests and doors leading outside to garden

- Fully-equipped kitchen including breakfast bar and chairs for 4 guests, oven, hob, fridge, microwave, dishwasher, kettle, blender, toaster and coffee machine

- Shower room with WC

First Floor

- Master bedroom with queen-size bed, air-conditioning and en-suite bathroom with WC

- 2 x bedroom with queen-size bed and air-conditioning

- Bathroom with WC

Lower Ground Floor (accessed via internal staircase or private entrance from garden)

- Open-plan living/dining area with TV, fireplace, dining table and chairs for 8-10 guests and smaller table and chairs to seat 4 guests

- 2 x bedroom with queen-size bed

- Bathroom with WC 

- Laundry room with washing machine

Outside Grounds

- Private pool (10.5m x 4.5m, depth: 1.4m). Open mid-May to end-September approximately

- Sun loungers, deckchairs and umbrellas

- Fenced grounds

- Grassy lawns

- Small terrace with coffee table and chairs

- Larger terrace with al-fresco dining table and chairs for 8 guests under shaded pergola

- Barbecue

- Private parking

Facilities

- Wi-Fi

- Air-conditioning 

- TV

- Heating

- Children’s toys and books

- Iron and ironing board

- Hairdryer

La Ripa enjoys an idyllic hilltop position in Le Marche nestled in the countryside between the Sibillini Mountains and Adriatic Sea and within easy driving distance of medieval villages, sandy beaches and scenic walking trails.

A handful of amenities including cafes and shops are available in the nearby village, just a 5-minute drive from the villa. Also close by is the town of Ripatransone, bursting with character, narrow winding streets and historic buildings. Highlights include the ancient city walls, cathedral and viewpoint at Belvedere del Piceno, which boasts breathtaking vistas across the valley, over the rolling fields and out towards the mountains beyond. A smattering of restaurants and a couple of bars add to the charm and appeal of this lovely town.

Another town worth a visit is Ascoli Piceno with its central renaissance square, Piazza del Popolo, and art gallery, Palazzo Communale. The town was rebuilt upon Roman ruins and the historic centre including the impressive 13th century palace, Palazzo dei Capitani del Popolo, displays the progression from Roman to medieval architecture. 

The village of Acquaviva Picena is a fascinating place to wander around and its imposing 13th century fortress and castle walls are amongst its best attractions. 

Beautiful sandy beaches await at the coastal towns of Grottammare and San Benedetto del Tronto. Hire sun loungers and umbrellas, swim in the sapphire waters of the Adriatic Sea or try out various water sports including windsurfing. A fantastic selection of snack bars and restaurants are dotted along the sandy stretches of beach, serving everything from ice cream to fresh seafood. 

If you’re visiting in August, make sure to visit Grottammare during the Liszt Piano Festival, which attracts pianists and tourists from all over the world.

The walking trails at the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park and the Sibillini Mountains offer the chance to explore the unspoilt terrain and admire the dramatic landscape. Discover the region’s wildlife and delve further into the local culture and history as you follow one of the trails or take part in a guided walking tour. The views are simply spectacular and not to be missed!

Mountain biking, cycling and horse riding in the hills surrounding the villa are excellent ways to further immerse yourself in the epic scenery.

Accommodation

The Villa
Ground Floor
- Open-plan living/dining area with TV, fireplace, dining table and chairs for 6 guests and doors leading outside to garden
- Fully-equipped kitchen including breakfast bar and chairs for 4 guests, oven, hob, fridge, microwave, dishwasher, kettle, blender, toaster and coffee machine
- Shower room with WC
First Floor
- Master bedroom with queen-size bed, air-conditioning and en-suite bathroom with WC
- 2 x bedroom with queen-size bed and air-conditioning
- Bathroom with WC
Lower Ground Floor (accessed via internal staircase or private entrance from garden)
- Open-plan living/dining area with TV, fireplace, dining table and chairs for 8-10 guests and smaller table and chairs to seat 4 guests
- 2 x bedroom with queen-size bed
- Bathroom with WC 
- Laundry room with washing machine
Outside Grounds
- Private pool (10.5m x 4.5m, depth: 1.4m). Open mid-May to end-September approximately
- Sun loungers, deckchairs and umbrellas
- Fenced grounds
- Grassy lawns
- Small terrace with coffee table and chairs
- Larger terrace with al-fresco dining table and chairs for 8 guests under shaded pergola
- Barbecue
- Private parking
Facilities
- Wi-Fi
- Air-conditioning 
- TV
- Heating
- Children’s toys and books
- Iron and ironing board
- Hairdryer