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The Country House
Vecchio Ippocastano Country House

Five Hundred Years of History, a Conscious Rebirth
Tradition and Innovation

Il Vecchio Ippocastano was born from the complete reconstruction of a noble residence with over five hundred years of history, completed in the summer of 2023 by the Franceschini Family, long connected to the Cascia and Norcia area. The new Country House preserves the original characteristics of the building while transforming it into a fully earthquake-resistant structure, entirely built in wood, combining respect for the past with contemporary safety and comfort.

Every design choice follows a philosophy attentive to the harmony of spaces, natural materials, and the balance between functionality and beauty, blending antique furnishings, handcrafted pieces, and vintage details to create deeply welcoming environments.

The Apartments
Independent spaces for every need

Vecchio Ippocastano hosts eight apartments spread over two floors, each designed to offer total comfort and independence. From the larger units with two double bedrooms and two bathrooms, to the compact single-level apartments with private gardens, each space meets different needs without compromising attention to detail and quality of hospitality. Here, you can cook, live, and rest with the freedom to feel the Country House as your own retreat.

Wellness and Nature at Guests' Disposal
Thermal pool and green spaces for relaxation

The Country House offers a thermal pool with mineral-enriched water that provides immediate benefits to the body, and a garden divided into several areas where guests can enjoy the sun under the chestnut pergolas, relax on sun loungers, or organize barbecues in the barbecue-equipped zones. Vecchio Ippocastano is an Adults Only property, designed to ensure tranquility and a relaxed atmosphere for those seeking a stay that combines the comfort of their own apartment with services designed for well-being and sharing, surrounded by the healthy air of Avendita at 900 meters above sea level.

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