Casa Nuvola is a bright and cozy 70-square-meter apartment located on the first floor of a small, quiet building in the heart of Senigallia’s historic center, just a short walk from the beach. This apartment is the ideal choice for large families or groups of friends who want to explore the city on foot and enjoy the beach without giving up the conveniences of the city center.

The interior opens onto a living room and a fully equipped kitchen, complete with a sofa and television. The property boasts a truly unique and functional bedroom layout, designed to maximize hospitality and privacy thanks to two private en-suite bathrooms. The first bedroom, located on the main level, is a spacious double bedroom featuring a practical bunk bed—a double bed on the bottom and a queen-size bed on top—served by an en-suite bathroom complete with a bathtub. The second bedroom is located on the mezzanine level and features a double bed and a single bed; it, too, has its own private en-suite bathroom with a shower and a washing machine.

The property is complemented by a small balcony and a charming terrace. For those traveling by car, public parking is conveniently available along the street.

Staying at Casa Nuvola will allow you to leave your car behind. You’ll find yourself in the heart of Senigallia’s historic center, among historic alleyways, elegant squares like Piazza del Duca, and the charming Portici Ercolani, home to markets and quaint local spots. A very short walk or bike ride will take you to the famous Spiaggia di Velluto, renowned throughout Italy for its 13 km of fine, golden sand, clean sea, and shallow waters ideal for children.

Along the waterfront, you can admire the iconic Rotonda a Mare, a symbol of the city and a venue for exhibitions and events. Senigallia is also an international capital of fine dining: just a few minutes from the apartment, you’ll find both traditional Marche-style trattorias and the multi-starred restaurants of renowned chefs Mauro Uliassi and Moreno Cedroni. The location is also ideal for exploring the Marche hinterland, dotted with medieval villages such as Corinaldo and Ostra, or for a nature excursion to the Conero Park.