This former Monastery – dating back to the 17th century – is what you need to start a brand new life, surrounded by the pleasures of life and nature, in a relaxing environment, without however renouncing an active life, made of social relationships.

This property will allow you to live in Marche – Matelica – managing a B&B and restaurant business. It is therefore the perfect property if your vocation is to entertain others and make them happy.

The main building measures about 450 sq.m. and it was restored respecting the soul, character and memories it has brought along all this time. With a squared shape, the building develops over 2 floors:

First Floor

The access is via its original entrance, where the grit floors and the compass of the wind rose have been preserved. From here you can access the various rooms. One of the most charming is certainly the lounge with stove and library area: it’s a perfect space where you or your guests can sit down and relax, chatting or reading a good book.
On this floor there are also 5 spacious bedrooms, 4 of them featuring an en-suite bathroom, and a studio.

Second Floor

This floor is all dedicated to relax, with 4 spacious double bedrooms, all with en-suite bathroom. From all windows, you can enjoy lovely views over the marchigiano countryside.

Ground Floor

The basement (136 sq.m.) is the area dedicated to the restaurant, with 2 large dining rooms, a fully equipped professional kitchen and toilets. The technical rooms are also located on this floor. The dining rooms are very special and cozy, with a lovely arch that ideally divides the spaces and the original bricks and wooden beams that bring back in time. The restaurant is fully operational and fully booked all year around.
This area is big enough to be used not only as a normal restaurant, but also to organize cooking shows for the hotel’s guests or cooking classes for young students, who need to practice.
One of the best aspects of this property is that the original materials have been preserved as much as possible: the terracotta floorings give us an idea of how many feet have walked on them, but they retain their elegance and charm; the wooden beams of the ceilings tell us how much weight they had to endure over the centuries, yet they are still there, showing us all their resilience.