HOLIDAY RENTAL PROPERTY
Apartment to rent in Panicale Perugia Umbria Italy

The Boldrino apartment is a historic two-bedroom apartment from the 13th century. It was recently restored to its past splendour, making it an ideal vacation rental when staying in Umbria. Its central location in the hill top town of Panicale means it is only steps away from restaurants, shops and bars.

On the outside of the house, little has changed since the former warlord Boldrino Paneri lived here 700 years ago, with his coat of arms still visible. On the inside, however, you will find a newly restored two-bedroom property. It still features the traditional cotto floors and wooden beams, but has been fitted with all necessary modern conveniences. Red bricks and arches are visible, as are many other details from the 14th century building.

From the apartments living room there is a beautiful view over the small and charming piazza, the village's 17th century church and down to the water fountain at the main square. The living room is equipped with armchairs, 1940s furniture and a large dining table that sits six. Here, you will also find a colour tv-set. On the wall facing a bedroom, a redbrick arch that has been closed off a couple of centuries ago is visible and adds to the character of both rooms.

On the other side of the arch is a bedroom with two single beds. It also faces the small piazza. The Master bedroom has a double-bed is situated at the end of the hallway, facing a quiet alley. Both bedrooms have solid shutters, to keep them dark, cool and quiet when needed, and a mixture of modern and 1940s furniture.

The bathroom is fully tiled and has both shower and a bathtub. It is further equipped with a washing machine. Apart from the bathroom there is also a WC. The kitchen is small but has all you need in the form of an electric oven, a four-hub gas stove and a fridge freezer. This apartment comfortably sleeps 4 adults, and can - because of the central heating - be rented all year round. You are welcome to stay without having to worry of visits from its past occupiers…