La Villetta del Gelso Bianco is an exquisite rustic-style residence, meticulously designed down to the last detail, offering our guests a peaceful and high-quality stay in a comfortable and vibrant setting. Whether for a short or long stay, it provides all the amenities and spaces you’d expect from a villa: a beautiful patio for an invigorating breakfast, a practical garden with greenery and trees that provide cool shade on the hottest summer days, a fully equipped barbecue area for family cookouts, and inside, comfortable beds for restful nights and a living room with a fireplace to warm up cold winter days. Finally, there’s a convenient remote work area where you can catch up on and finish your work before a major business milestone—perfect for those who want to unwind but still need to keep a watchful eye on their work even while on vacation.
La Villetta del Gelso Bianco is nestled in the vast Pontine Plain, specifically in the Campo di Carne area, which, toward the end of World War II, witnessed the German retreat and the advance of the Allies—including those who had recently landed at nearby Anzio. The area is steeped in history while blending seamlessly with nature. La Villetta del Gelso Bianco is part of the Consorzio di Villaggio Verde, a community of various villas and cottages, and is served by a shuttle bus to the Campo di Carne railway station, from which you can reach Rome by train in about 40 minutes; otherwise, traveling in the opposite direction takes you to the Roman coast, specifically to the beaches of Tor San Lorenzo and Ardea. Nearby, you can visit the unique Landriana Gardens and, even closer, the Bulgari-Calissoni agricultural estate, which enhances the area’s reputation with its renowned olive oil production and hosts an annual gathering of historic World War II vehicles organized by The Factory Association to commemorate the various battles fought from early 1944 until the German retreat.