The Tulliano is an archaeological site standing on top of one of the hills in the Sabina countryside. Here there are the remains of a Roman villa dating back to 130 A.D., which had belonged the “Gens Tullia”, as confirmed by the documents found over the centuries.

A splendid house surrounded by a private garden has now been built on the ancient ruins, rigorously respecting the historical features. The charming location, the enthralling view and the peace and tranquility of the place guarantee exclusive relaxation to the guests.

The stone house can accommodate up to nine guests and it consists of a living room with porch, a spacious kitchen, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a dressing room, a study-living room with a door that leads into the porch and opens onto swimming pool.