Unique Hilltop Farm for a  Refined Country Escape

Perched on a ridge above the rolling hills of the Marche region, Agrirelais Collelago was once a humble farmhouse surrounded by olive trees and vineyards, with views stretching toward the Adriatic. Today, it has evolved into an elegant rural hideaway, where design and nature live in quiet harmony. The original structure, built in warm stone and brick, has been restored with care, preserving its rural soul while adding touches of contemporary refinement with Made in Italy interiors.

The name says it all: Colle for the hill it rests on, lago for the tranquil lake below. It’s a place where land, light, and tranquility meet.

What Makes It Special: Light, Landscape, and Italian Ease

Agrirelais Collelago is all about space and atmosphere. The rooms, elegant and colorful, are bathed in natural light, with soft textiles, artisan furnishings, and panoramic views of the vineyards and estate patio. Outside, the infinity pool mirrors the sky, olive trees line the paths, and every window frames a painting made by nature.

The estate's own olive oil and seasonal produce set the tone for fresh, local meals served on the terrace or beneath the pergola. Breakfast is slow and generous; evenings are for sipping Verdicchio as the sun sets behind the hills. Collelago is not just a place to sleep, it’s a place to pause, to listen, and to feel deeply connected to the rhythm of its region.

Discover Le Marche: Between Hills and Sea

From Collelago’s hilltop perch near Massignano, the best of Le Marche unfolds in every direction. In just 15–30 minutes, you can reach the golden beaches of San Benedetto del Tronto, lined with palm trees and elegant liberty-era villas, or head north to Civitanova Marche, where lively markets meet turquoise shores and seafood trattorias.

For more dramatic coastline, Sirolo awaits, perched above white cliffs and hidden coves on the edge of the Conero Riviera, it’s one of Italy’s most beautiful seaside towns.

Inland, the hills are scattered with quiet medieval villages, Offida, known for lace and Pecorino wine; Ripatransone, with its tiny alleys and panoramic views; or Acquaviva Picena, crowned by a fortress and surrounded by olive groves.