Casa Liozzi is a beautiful, historic Italian townhouse set in the rolling foothills of the Macerata countryside.  Over the last 10 years, a careful restoration of the property has taken place to bring us to where we are today, modern luxury and medieval charm.

Casa Liozzi is the birthplace of Antonio Liozzi, an 18th century artist who studied in Rome under the tutelage of Marco Benefial during the early 1700′s and whose work can be seen throughout the local area at numerous theatres and Cathedrals.  Taking in the beauty of his home, the village of Penna San Giovanni and the surrounding natural area, it is easy to see where he found his inspiration.

The house itself is set deep within the town walls, where the Italian resistance used passageways underneath the house to bring food and news into the village away from the gaze of the German guard.  The passageway still exists, but now has a less exciting use…

The village itself is a charming hill-top town, with many a convenience that would surprise such as working bank, pharmacy, cafe’s, a pizzeria and numerous small shops which can sustain any want.

Le Marche is a perfect base for any holiday, offering culture, history and sports to relaxing beaches and lakes. We are not touched by the mass tourism of other regions and we still hold that real Italian feeling with many an unspoilt place to visit and where attempting a few words of Italian will guarantee you a warm welcome and a friendly smile. Penna San Giovanni and Casa Liozzi provide a taste of the real Italy.

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