Traditional stone townhouse. Full of charm. Feel like a treasured family guest!

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Front of house. Separate guest entrance is the wooden door on the left.
Welll-equipped kitchen
The charming medieval village of Castiglione Messer Raimondo, our home
View from property
Kitchen with fireplace
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10Eccezionale
(59 Valutazioni)
"This apartment and host were exactly what we were seeking. Off-the-beaten-path in a tiny mountain town in Abruzzo, it is perfectly centered for day trips near and far in Abruzzo. Mountains, beach, sun..."
Jo H.
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10 / 10
Eccezionale(59 Valutazioni)

Casa in Abruzzo, Italia

3 ospiti · 1 camera da letto · 1 vasca

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A peaceful refuge to return to! Guest House Casa da Carmine is ideal for exploring the treasures Abruzzo offers, then returning to a restful place to relax and recoup.
With easy access to paved roads, many varied day trips are easily doable. Host Teresa offers packages that include personal guide to local activities, driver service, itinerary and trip planning.
A sample itinerary can include:
- Wine tasting and winery tour
- Cooking or cheese making classes
- Olive press tour with tasting and light lunch
- Hiking: The Gran Sasso and Maiella mountains afford hikes from mild to wild: through gentle pine forests, to waterfalls, lakes, hermitages, or above tree line.
- Guided food tours
- Guided tours to local festivals and towns with unique cultural features
- Museum bookings:
- Tours of Artesian crafts: The town of Castelli, for example, is famous for its ceramic production.
- Guided city tours: Don't miss our capital City of L'Aquila! It's been beautifully restored after the 2009 earthquake and is chock a block full of things to do - museums, award winning gelateria, stunning churches, fresh and delicious food. There is a mini-train that can take you on a tour of the city. Fun with a partner or child!
- A variety of outdoor activities such a canoeing local waters

For the Food Lover: Abruzzo abounds with some of the best food in Italy.
-The town of Farindola is famous for its pecorino cheese,
-Loreto Aprutino boasts high quality olive oil,
- the wineries of San Lorenzo and D'Alessio are easily reachable.
- Nearby restaurants offer Abruzzese specialties such as fresh fish, porchetta, arrosticini, and the famous regional 'maccheroni alla chitarra'.
Throughout the spring, summer, and holidays, festivals offer samplings of local foods and products:.
-The town of Sulmona offers its artistic arrangements of 'confetti' candies,
- Bisenti offers world-renowned 'Cellini' chocolates, which must be sampled to be believed!
For the Nature Lover/Active Traveler: -Beautiful beaches can be found in the nearby towns of Montesilvano, Silvi Marina, and Pineto. Abruzzo's Adriatic coast is host to several Blue Flag beaches, where you can swim, kayak, sail, SUP board, or windsurf.The nature reserve of Punta Aderci is just down the autostrada.
- Swimming can also be enjoyed at the nearby town of Castilenti's community pool open to the public.
There is a small playground in town for wee ones, as well as the 'belevedere' near the house for gathering, taking in fresh evening air, or enjoying the views over the Fino Valley. The promenade on the west side of town offers a lovely place for an evening stroll.
Bicycling, country walks, or horseback riding are also availably nearby.
For Cultural Buffs: You can get to know local and world-class culture in Abruzzo.
-Pescara hosts a jazz festival;
- Atri a blues festival.
-Stroll the ancient streets of Elice during their Medieval fair.
-Or dance to lively traditional folk music at the Valfino Al Canto (Valfino in Song) celebration in Arsita.
Festivals celebrating everything from beer to fish to local crafts to miracles pop up often. Check the posters mounted on the community bulletin boards, or ask the locals. They are always happy to help visitors get to know the area!
Don't miss our capital City of L'Aquila! It's been beautifully restored after the 2009 earthquake and is chock a block full of things to do - museums, award winning gelateria, stunning churches, fresh and delicious food. There is a mini-train that can take you on a tour of the city. Fun with a partner or child!

And when you return:
The bedroom is spacious and comfortable, with a queen bed and fold-out single. It can accommodate a couple, two singles, or a family with one child.
The sitting room is amply furnished with comfortable chairs and sofas
The house has central heat, and a washing machine on site.
Relax inside a cozy kitchen with the items needed for basic food preparation.
Casa da Carmine is more than a place for lodging or a base for exploring the area. Casa da Carmine strives to preserve the spirit of the man for whom it is named. A consummate people person, Carmine Mastrobuono took you in to his generous and gregarious heart to care for you like a unique treasure. His daughter, proprietor Teresa Mastrobuono, scoured cities, villages, and country hamlets to find a place that had the ambience that Carmine's presence created. She found that in Castiglione Messer Raimondo. Come experience that same warmth, welcome, and true Italian spirit!
Abruzzo is all that Italy offers without the crowds.
No matter what you do, you will find the real Italy here!

Servizi

Non fumatori
Non sono ammessi animali domestici
Adatto alle famiglie

Mappa di Abruzzo, Italia

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Valutazioni e recensioni

10 / 10
Eccezionale(59 Valutazioni)
10 / 10Eccezionale·mag 2026
This apartment and host were exactly what we were seeking. Off-the-beaten-path in a tiny mountain town in Abruzzo, it is perfectly centered for day trips near and far in Abruzzo. Mountains, beach, sunshine or snow on the mountaintops, we had it all within reach. The property was spotless, comfortable and had everything we needed for our week long stay. Comfy beds, more than adequate kitchen and bath. The residents of the small community were welcoming, and the town is just enchanting. Communication with Theresa was easy and excellent. She was always available in person or by Whatsapp, and offered suggestions and great insight into the surrounding area. It is quite obvious that she loves her home and her friends and neighbors. We would not hesitate to go back and stay again. THANK YOU for your wonderful home and hospitality, Theresa!!!
10 / 10Eccezionale·giu 2024
In the heart of an old traditional village. Terri showed us around a few of the places one should go when staying in this area. She was gracious with her time and pointed us to some great restaurants as well.
10 / 10Eccezionale·mag 2023
From the time of my initial inquiry until checkout, Teresa was highly responsive, attentive, and a gracious host. To say that she excels at hospitality seems like understatement as she and her husband Gregg led me to feel immediately at home. Teresa’s passion for Italy and familiarity with Abruzzo led her to be a superb tour guide who introduced me to some of the hidden secrets of the region. Abruzzo itself seems to be something of a secret and offers a rejuvenating respite from record numbers of tourists. And what a joy it was to wake up every morning to brilliant birdsong, superb espresso, and a warm cornetto (aka croissant) loaded with Nutella amid what might be described as “authentic” Italian life at La Lanterna just feet away from Casa di Carmine. Gregg’s outdoor and hiking expertise was also invaluable as he led us on a day hike in the stunning Gran Sasso d’Italia, one of the most memorable highlights of my three-week travels throughout Italy. Now an ocean away, I am still savoring recollections of intense sunlight, clear mountain air, startling blue skies, and the wild and brilliant beauty of Abruzzo. Grazie mille.
8 / 10Eccellente·nov 2021
Charming place right next to an historic church, which was just redone in 2019…beautiful. Great view of the mountains from the bedroom balcony. Wonderful caffe shop a very short walk down the road. We were there for the Chestnut Festival; great party and great band (played until 1am). Mario’s was the real thing, so check that out for dinner. Town folks very friendly….as we know little or no Italian.

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