This is an author's villa made of laminated wood and glass, located in the middle of an organic agricultural estate with olive groves and forests, in the unspoiled countryside of Sabina.

Rome is a short distance away with excellent connections, and all the art cities of central Italy can be visited in one day.

The holiday home includes the entire upper floor of the master villa (140 sqm plus a large terrace), with three bedrooms (with 5 fixed beds and the possibility of two additional beds), two bathrooms (one with a whirlpool tub), a fully equipped kitchen, a large library-lounge with comfortable armchairs and good reading lights, a shared garden with the owner, and an exclusive panoramic terrace.

There is a washing machine, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi connection.

Parking is available inside the property. Access to the house is facilitated (ramp).

The Glass House is available as a holiday home for stays of at least one week, from May to September, for adult guests who love beautiful things and comforts, who want privacy and silence, with the possibility of making undisturbed music, reading, composing, painting.

LGBTQ+ guests are welcome.

Smoking is also allowed.

For short winter stays, only a suite consisting of two bedrooms and a bathroom is available exclusively for guests; the lounge - where breakfast is served - is shared with the owner.

The garden is sheltered from prying eyes, with sun loungers for sunbathing, a large stone table under a shady, flowering pergola.

The panoramic terrace is the ideal observation point for birdwatching or contemplating the stars in a pollution-free sky. The wood-fired oven and grill are available for making pizzas and barbecues.

What to do at the Glass House?
- In any season, the Glass House has its charm.
- In winter, sheltered by the large windows, full moons, thunderstorms, and rainbows are a sight not to be missed.
- In spring, cherry trees bloom, and the cuckoo sings its territorial song, in June you can pick the wild strawberries that cover the garden, and in the evening, you can go hunting fireflies.
- In summer, you can have a picnic in the nearby mountains towards Rieti.

In autumn, you can pick olives and go to the mill to grind and taste the first bruschetta.

The owner of the Glass House, registered in the regional tasters' register, can introduce guests to oil tasting, wild herb and mushroom recognition, soap making with olive oil, and cloisonné jewelry making on copper, and can help plan visits to Rome and the art cities of Lazio, Umbria, and Tuscany.

SURROUNDINGS
Collevecchio is a tiny village, equipped with essential services (pharmacy, post office, grocery stores, restaurant); it has an eighteenth-century parish church with some valuable works, beautiful noble palaces that date back to the period when the village was the seat of the pontifical governorate.

In nearby villages, you can find small restaurants, car and mountain bike rentals, horse riding, nature trails, swimming pools, a nine-hole golf course, and Sunday markets.

In the surroundings, there are some of the most beautiful abbeys (Farfa and Sant'Andrea in Flumine) and the most beautiful churches (Vescovio, Civita Castellana, Castel Sant'Elia) in central Italy.

Across the Tiber, you enter the Etruscan zone of rock necropolises carved into tuff.

Reservations:
Suite (winter period): at least ten days in advance.
Holiday home (May-September period): at least 1 month in advance.

Payment:
20% deposit at the time of booking by bank transfer.

Balance in cash (credit cards are not accepted).