Villa Casale Centocorvi is more than just a house—it’s a retreat for the soul, where every guest can rediscover their balance between well-being and relaxation. It’s an invitation to slow down, savor life’s simple pleasures, and experience the authentic beauty of a land rich in history, culture, and nature. Let yourself be embraced by the magic of this timeless residence. Your journey begins here, in an elegant private home, fully equipped with top-tier amenities, including a saltwater pool and an English-style park spanning over one hectare, adorned with olive trees and conifers. It is the perfect sanctuary for couples, families, or groups of friends seeking an unforgettable holiday filled with comfort and serenity. Nestled in the heart of the Lazio Maremma, the property is set in a tranquil agricultural landscape, not far from Italy’s largest and most fascinating archaeological site, the Etruscan Necropolis of Banditaccia. The 210-square-meter villa boasts a 400-square-meter covered porch with a terrace, as well as a fully equipped outdoor kitchen featuring a pizza oven, double barbecue, and cooktops. Inside, a spacious living room with a fireplace, a dining area, a masonry kitchen, a bathroom with a hydromassage shower, and a large master bedroom await. The upper floor houses a wood-paneled study with a double sofa bed, two connecting bedrooms, a spacious bathroom with a hydromassage bathtub, and a walk-in closet with a dryer and ironing area. But it is within the vast private park that this property reveals its most dynamic and lively side. Guests can enjoy a variety of outdoor sports and activities, including fitness jogging, beach volleyball, soccer, badminton, ping pong, foosball, and mini-golf. This expansive recreational area is designed for fun and well-being, offering the perfect setting to enjoy each day with a sense of freedom, movement, and connection with nature—all in a completely private and exclusive environment.

Dear Guest, My name is Paolo, and I am the Host of this magical place that I have built and perfected over many years of hard work. Throughout my life, I have pursued various professions, from being a firefighter to working in commercial fields, until dedicating the last fifteen years to social projects aimed at supporting the most vulnerable. I am a tenacious—perhaps tireless—person, versatile and curious. I love DIY projects, being surrounded by many friends, and I am always captivated by the extraordinary beauty of nature in all its forms. Music of all genres accompanies me in my daily life, even while tending to my vegetable garden, my vast park, and my olive trees, which reward me each year with a decent-quality extra virgin olive oil. Among my main hobbies, DIY and agriculture stand out, along with dancing—having studied choreographic dance from a young age—and whenever I find the time, I enjoy karaoke. A few years ago, I embarked on the non-business hosting activity, and I truly enjoy it because it allows me to meet new people and make new friends. Although this has never been my main profession, I have received only positive reviews. The secret? Probably the fact that, having traveled extensively, I have developed a keen intuition for understanding what a traveler truly needs in a home to feel at ease. I believe I have a strong sense of hospitality, and I love providing my guests with continuous assistance, offering countless suggestions on where to eat well, what to visit near the Villa, where to find unique local products, or simply how to make the most of the location they are about to enjoy.

Right in front of the Villa’s entrance, you’ll find an excellent equestrian school and horse-riding center, where it’s easy to arrange excursions to the nearby waterfalls or along picturesque country trails. Less than two kilometers away lies one of humanity’s most treasured UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Etruscan Necropolis of Banditaccia. In just a 20-minute drive, you can reach countless places of historical and artistic interest, such as Bracciano—with its famous castle and stunning lake—Santa Severa, and Santa Marinella. Meanwhile, a quick 30-minute drive on the nearby Azzurra highway takes you to the Eternal City, Rome. Heading north, you’ll soon reach Civitavecchia, home to the impressive Michelangelo Fortress and an international cruise port that welcomes some of the world’s largest ships. Only five minutes away by car, you’ll find a variety of free beaches and beach clubs, perfect for windsurfing, cast-surfing, canoeing, kitesurfing, or simply enjoying the breathtaking coastline of Cerveteri and Ladispoli.