Manor of the Paparelli Counts

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The Manor of 1400 stands out in the uncontaminated and silent green of the Sibillini National Park, dominating the viewpoint of Lake Polverina and the Marche hills from its rock throne. It stands in rosal stone, lapped by the wide sloping gardens of the private park, between the pretty little villages of San Giusto and San Maroto. Its fascinating vaulted halls painted for dancing evenings, the stately inner chapel where the family cardinals used to celebrate religious services, the mysterious medieval cellars and the splendid panorama that surprises at every window make it a unique place. Its elevated position, in front of the lake, which can be enjoyed from the ancient terrace which was an accomplice to many candlelit dinners under a roof of stars, surrounded by fireflies and the scent of walnuts, makes it possible to stop at every different angle of the manor to admire a different view, each of which is unrepeatable but equally suggestive. The descendants of the Paparelli family, lovers of nature, art, history and the soul sphere, are firmly convinced that the Manor and the surrounding environment are the ideal setting to find an emotional balance (Pievebovigliana, MC).