Your relaxing escape in Italy, between the Adriatic sea and Apanines mountains.
CASA SERAFINI
Nestled in the picturesque hills just outside the historic town of Fano, this beautiful 150m² apartment offers a harmonious blend of luxury, comfort, and traditional Italian charm. Located within the prestigious and historically significant Serafini estate, this unique property seamlessly combines the elegance of a bygone era with the modern conveniences of today’s lifestyle.
Escape to your perfect getaway—book our cozy, fully-equipped holiday home today and enjoy comfort, privacy, and unbeatable local charm!
PROJECT IN PROGRESS
We are working on a new project in the region, stay tuned for updates!
Restoring an old villa is more than construction—it’s breathing life back into history. Each brushstroke and polished tile revives the elegance of a forgotten era, honoring the stories etched into its walls. With patience and vision, decay transforms into timeless beauty, proving that age is not the end, but a new beginning. The creaks in the floor become whispers of the past, guiding your hands as you build a future rooted in legacy. In every challenge lies a reward, and in every corner, the soul of the villa awakens once more.
“In Le Marche, beauty whispers from every hillside, where sunlit vineyards meet the Adriatic breeze, and timeless villages rest between sea and sky like secrets waiting to be discovered.”
MY STORY
I’ve been visiting Italy’s Le Marche region for as long as I can
remember. As a child, I spent holidays here with my parents, and
each year we uncovered new hidden gems scattered across the
landscape. Over time, Le Marche has become a place I deeply cherish.
Even after I left for my studies, I kept returning, this time with friends and my
girlfriend. Everyone who joined me was just as captivated by the region
as I’ve always been.
ADDITIONAL SERVICES
Samuel Dominique works exclusively with the online services of Chrono24 due to
the buyer and seller protection. Safety and discretion are my number one priorities.
