Immersed in the wonderful nature of the Marche region, the Casale Torrenova Residence is located in Potenza Picena, immediately south of the Conero Riviera.
Completely renovated with great attention to maintaining the spirit of the building intact, the residence offers an unforgettable holiday by offering the possibility of staying in a real farmhouse immersed in the tranquility of the Marche countryside but enjoying all the comforts and services of a modern accommodation facility.
The beach is 2,5 km away and is partly equipped with umbrellas and sunbeds and partly completely free and uncontaminated, to offer you maximum contact with nature and to let you enjoy the sea of the Marche.
For lovers of nature and tranquility, a holiday in Casale Torrenova represents an excellent opportunity to experience a holiday in absolute relaxation and tranquility immersed in greenery, but not far from the major seaside and tourist centres of the Conero Riviera Porto Recanati, Numana and Sirolo.
From the farmhouse you can set off on foot or by mountain bike along the quiet streets that surround it, or, by car, you can quickly reach the most beautiful cities of art in our region.
In the immediate vicinity there are the most beautiful clubs of the Adriatic Riviera, as well as restaurants and bars for a holiday dedicated to leisure and fun. A few kilometers away are Porto Recanati, Numana and Sirolo, pearls of the Conero Riviera, with their enchanting uncontaminated beaches, but also Recanati and Loreto for interesting cultural excursions.
The Residence Casale Torrenova is composed of 32 studio, two-room and three-room apartments located in three adjacent buildings, the Casale, the Fienile and the Granaio. All the apartments, furnished in rustic style, are equipped with free satellite TV, air conditioning with independent temperature regulation, independent heating.
For the little ones, there is a swimming pool with a section reserved for their enjoyment (maximum height 1,40 m) and a playground with slides, swings, seesaw, etc. etc.
