In San Fiorano, guests stay in a comfortably converted historic rectory complete with church, which is particularly suitable for groups of friends and families with children. In less than an hour you can be in Fano at the sea or in the mountains of the Apennines. The Renaissance city of Urbino with its magnificent Palazzo Ducale and the birthplace of the painter Raphael da Urbino are also within easy reach.

The now deconsecrated church of San Fiorano has been a monastery, parish and episcopal administrative seat since the 12th century. Hostess Bettina discovered the building, which had been empty and decaying for decades, at the end of the 1990s and rebuilt it with the help of a dedicated architect and several craftsmen from the region. Since 2003, she has also made it available to guests. There are various rental options for the house, but it is always rented exclusively to one party. With options 1 and 2, the hosts will also use the extended 3rd living area themselves at times. The privacy of the guests is maintained in any case, as the areas both in the house and on the property are very well separated from each other and the only area that is shared is the pool. 

The idea was to create a place for themselves and their family and friends. A holiday home where you can be creative, hold workshops or relax with your loved ones without being disturbed. The Italian Marche as a terrain spared from mass tourism, then as now, seemed to her to be just right for this: beautiful, original and with particularly open and hospitable people.

The mixture of regional craftsmanship and modern furnishing, which does without flashy decoration and rather focuses on a clear and minimalist design of the rooms, makes the holiday home so special. Guests can spread out in the large church room, as well as in the smaller but comfortable living rooms and bedrooms. They enjoy the view of fields and forests, the sun rising and setting over the surrounding rolling hills. The holiday home is surrounded by a park with cypresses, fig trees, lavender balls, a 12-metre pool with water from its own spring and a lily pond.