Borgo Della Nave, Campofilone, Italy

“A haven for those that love the Italian way of life”

Borgo Della Nave enjoys a panoramic position overlooking the Adriatic sea to the east and the Apennine foothills to the west. Campofilone on the east coast of Italy has been left largely unspoiled by foreign tourism and commercialism and is enclosed in a medieval wall, approached by a along a tree-lined avenue and entered by the main gates of the town.

Borgo Della Nave, just a few minutes stroll from the town, is an exclusive private development laid out in a traditional roman village style, with just 13 elegant apartments which will be rendered from quality local materials to designs which fuse the ancient and the contemporary. Stylish interiors will be furnished to the highest standard. All will have stunning views of the coast with excellent terrace, balcony or gardens. Private swimming pool, car parking and management services provided.

Campofilone is surrounded by medieval & hillside towns, including Urbino, one of the best know & most spectacular capitals of the Renaissance period. Torre Di Palme which is situated high on a rocky hill, with fabulous views from its tiny open piazza towards the sea. The Marche region boasts numerous inviting seaside resorts with the highest number of Blue Flag beaches of any region of Italy. On the Border with Umbria lies the jewel in the crown of Central Italian Mountain regions, the Monti Sibillini National Park. Carved from the Ancient limestone by massive glaciers the mountains & valleys are a nature lover’s paradise and an ideal setting for a range of outdoor activities including Skiing in the Winter.

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About Italy

Capital: Rome

Population: 58,133,509 (July 2006 est.)

Area: 301,230 SQ KM

Time Zone: 1 hour ahead (UTC/GMT +1 hour)

Languages: Italian

Religion: Roman Catholic 90%, Other 10%

Currency: Euro (€)

Weather: Italy has three distinct geographical regions which help determine the climate.
1. In the North, cold Alpine winters are followed by warm, sometimes wet summers.
2. Areas protected by hills and mountains can enjoy a mild climate all year around.
3. The rest of Italy has a pleasant climate with long, hot summers and mild winters.

Electricity: 220V 50HzHz (European plug with two circular metal pins)

International Codes:
Ireland to Italy 00 + 39 + Area Code+ Tel #
Italy to Ireland 00 + 353 + Area Code+ Tel #

Entry Regulations:
Nationals of Ireland and the EU do not require a visa for stays of up to 90 days. All others are advised to contact the embassy to check their visa entry requirements.

Embassy:
The Embassy of Ireland in Italy | L'Ambasciata d'Irlanda
Piazza di Campitelli 3, 00186 Rome, Italy
Tel: (+39) 06/697-9121 Fax: (+39) 06/679-2354