Historic estate - fantastic wines - maximum relaxation
- 11 Apartments Rooms
- 30m2-120m2 Size
- 43 Maximum number of guests
Relaxation - Culture - Wine
The Manor House Perusini is located in a splendid position in the eastern hills of Friuli, a hilly landscape full of castles and abbeys. It is the perfect starting point to discover and enjoy the border valleys between Friuli, Austria and Slovenia or simply to relax.
The appartments have been renovated with natural materials, furnished with antique furniture and equipped with satellite TV. In the kitchen you will find everything you need to prepare your lunch. In addition, each accommodation also has garden tables and loungers so you can also enjoy the outdoor area.
5 flats are in the park of the manor house near the pool, a further 6 flats are located in the annex buildings on Monte San Biagio near the restaurant ‘Al Postiglione’ and 2 flats are located in the restaurant building.
In an old restored farmhouse on the slope of the San Biagio hill you will find the restaurant ‘Al Postiglione’ with a marvellous view across the Corno valley. The offered menus go perfectly with the surroundings: authentic, simple dishes made from seasonal products and traditional Friulian specialities.
During your stay at the Perusini estate, sports-loving guests can go white-water rafting in the Slovenian Soča or go hiking or mountain biking in the Carnic and Julian Pre-Alps. The estate has a beautiful swimming pool and in the nearby village of Corno you will find an indoor tennis court. A magnificent 18-hole golf course and riding stables are within a 10 km radius.
Nature lovers can discover the extraordinary landscapes of the Bosco Romagno Nature Park, the wild islands at the the Isonzo River and the Marano Lagoon or explore the exceptional natural landscape of the Karst and the nearby Alpine valleys of Carnia, Carinthia and Carniola. Those who like to spend a day by the sea can choose between the rocky coast of Duino and the sandy beaches of Grado. Guests can also visit the cities of Udine, Trieste, Gorizia, Cividale and Aquileia where they can shop or enjoy Roman culture.
The host will be happy to provide tips and information. You can book private wine tastings and cellar tours (also with other regional providers) as well as castle tours in the nearby Villa Pace.
Shopping: Cividale (9km), Cormons (6km), Udine (26km), Görz (18km), Trieste (50km) Palmanova Outlet (20km)
Arrival: from 14:00
Departure: until 11:00
| Destination | Location | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Bus | Corno di Rosazzo | 500m |
| Train | Cormons | 6km |
| Airport | Triest | 20km |
| Restaurant | 300m | |
| Shopping | Cividale | 6km |
The room/apartment/property is equipped with
- WLAN
- WLAN in the whole house
- Minibar
- Heating
- Air condition
- TV, SAT
- Renovated/newly refurbished
- Balcony
- Terrace
- Antique furnished
- View
- In the forest
Bedroom
- Roomsize under 20m2
- Linen
- Extra cushions and blankets
- Baby cot
- Writing desk
- Electric kettle/Coffee machine
- Final Cleaning
Bathroom
- Shower
- Towels
- Hairdryer
- Cosmetic products
Culinary
- Restaurant
- Breakfast
- Food from our own organic farm
- Local products
Garden
- Sunbathing area
- Sunbed
- Pool
- Terrace
Kitchen
- Coffee machine
- Electric kettle
- Stove
- Dishwasher
- Toaster
- Fridge with freezer
- Microwave
Others
- Barrier free
- Non Smoking
- Pets welcome with extra cleaning fee
- Washing machine
- Iron
- Guided castle tour
In the surrounding area
- Mountainbike/Cycling
- Skiing
- Hiking
- Culture
- Riding
- Golf
- Tennis
- Table tennis
Payment
- Online payment/credit card
Viticulture and art characterise the history of the Perusini family
The Perusini winery is one of the 50 most historic and oldest wineries in Italy and was listed in Veronelli's "I vignaioli storici italiani". Today, Teresa Perusini, together with her husband and sons, is the fourth generation to run the winery. The whole family dedicates its work to the revival of autochthonous grape varieties and the preservation of cultural substance.
Art historian and winemaker
Teresa Perusini is an art historian with a professorship at the University of Venice. Her specialities are the late Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Her husband Giacomo de Pace is a technician and civil engineer. Together with their sons, they take on the work of the winery and share a commitment that goes far beyond the usual activities of a winemaker.
Rediscovery of indigenous grapes
The Perusini family has been significantly involved in the rediscovery of the Friuli grape varieties that have disappeared. Grandfather Giacomo Perusini brought Picolit back into the barrel. The grape for the typical Friuli sweet wine was highly appreciated by the noble houses in the 18th century. Then it was forgotten until Giacomo rediscovered it. Papa Gianpaolo did the same with Ribolla Gialla which was thought to have disappeared and daughter Teresa found an ancient Merlot variety that her grandfather had brought from France and which turned out to be a lost clone. This Merlot is bottled in a magnum bottle under the name of Torre di Zucco, named after the tower that rises in its peculiar shape unmistakably next to the winery.
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