Villa Madonnuccia is located in the Tuscan countryside, on a hill about 500 meters above sea level. The property is just a 10-minute drive from Sansepolcro, a delightful medieval village in the Valtiberina valley and the birthplace of Piero della Francesca. In just 10 minutes by car, you can also reach another charming village, Pieve Santo Stefano, known as the "City of the Diary" as it hosts both the National Archive of Diaries (which has collected all the historical memories of the town since 1984 through diaries, letters, epistolary) and the Little Museum of Diaries (a multisensory and interactive journey born to describe the National Archive of Diaries and its precious autobiographical stories). Always been linked to the figure of St. Francis, the Tiber Valley includes the first stage of the Ways of Saint Francis, a pilgrimage that goes from the Sanctuary of La Verna to Assisi. Moreover still in the Tiber Valley you will find other Medieval villages, worthy of a day trip, such as: Anghiari (where the famous Battle of Anghiari took place), Caprese Michelangelo (where Michelangelo Buonarroti was born) and Monterchi (where Piero della Francesca painted one of his most famous frescoes, “La Madonna del Parto”). Just a short walk from the villa, easily reachable on foot through a pleasant nature-filled stroll, lies the enchanting Lake Montedoglio, one of the largest artificial lakes in Tuscany. Here, you can enjoy scenic hikes, relaxing walks along the shore, outdoor adventures with water sports, and exciting sport fishing. It’s a peaceful haven, perfect for unwinding and experiencing nature in all its beauty. Lastly the location of the villa, not far from the border with Umbria, allows you to easily visit Umbrian destinations such as: Citerna, Città di Castello, Montone, and Umbertide.