Relais il Pino

Come and experience a real designer villa in the heart of Sabina.

Elegant 5-bedroom villa (sleeps 10), once owned by fashion icon Renato Balestra, set on a 10-hectare hilltop estate with a pool, lavender fields, and stunning views over the Tiber Valley. Stylish interiors, total privacy, and a great location: just 50 minutes from Rome and 35 from Orvieto. Swim in Lake Vico, explore Palazzo Farnese, or simply relax in nature. Easy access via train (from Rome’s airport) and highway. A unique stay in the heart of Italy. The pool is on the property but located about a 10-minute walk from the main house.

The Space

– 4 bedrooms on the first floor, all with air conditioning
– 1 bedroom on the ground floor with fans
– Spacious kitchen
– Large living room
– Large dining room

– 2 bathrooms on the first floor
– 2 bathrooms on the ground floor

Guest Access

Check-in is done in person.

Other Things to Note

The pool is private and for exclusive use. It is located on the same property but about a 10-minute walk from the house. It is still easily accessible.

- Things to See -

Stifone – Dive in the emerald-green Nera river and enjoy the cold, refreshing waters in this natural gorge carved into the rocks. A hidden gem perfect for a summer dip. Booking required for access in high season.

Lago di Vico – A volcanic lake surrounded by the Cimini Mountains, ideal for swimming, canoeing, and nature walks. The surrounding nature reserve offers shaded trails and panoramic viewpoints.

Orvieto – A beautiful hilltop town in Umbria, known for its magnificent cathedral, underground tunnels, and panoramic views. Great for a day trip filled with art, history, and good food.

Civita di Bagnoregio – A stunning hilltop village known as “the dying city,” accessible only via a pedestrian bridge. Offers a unique glimpse into medieval Italy with breathtaking views and charming alleys.

Palazzo Farnese (Caprarola) – A majestic Renaissance palace designed by Vignola, featuring frescoed halls, spiral staircases, and elegant gardens. A masterpiece of Italian architecture.

Otricoli Archaeological Park – Ancient Roman ruins including a theatre and baths, located along the Tiber river. Peaceful walking paths and scenic river views make it ideal for history lovers.

Farfa Abbey – One of the most important Benedictine monasteries in Italy, with a Romanesque church, cloisters, and a picturesque medieval village. Guided tours available.

Sabina countryside – Gentle hills dotted with olive groves and medieval villages. Ideal for walking, cycling, olive oil tasting and discovering traditional trattorias.

Cascate delle Marmore – One of the tallest man-made waterfalls in Europe, created by the ancient Romans. Visitors can enjoy hiking trails and rafting activities below the falls.