Tenuta Passonovo sits atop a hill overlooking Orvieto, surrounded by the rolling Umbrian countryside and a garden that blooms throughout the year.
Purchased by my great-grandfather in the early Forties, the estate has remained in our family for generations, gently evolving over the years.
Its soul, however, was shaped most deeply by my grandmother, Raffaella. After a life spent between London, South America, and the United States with my grandfather, a diplomatic, she returned home, bringing with her treasures from around the world. These now fill the house with a unique character; textiles, and objects collected over decades of travel.
The garden is the heart of the house, rich with peonies, roses, dogwoods, azaleas, and dahlias. Walking through it is like moving through the memories of our family, the rhythm of the seasons, and the devoted hands that have tended it and continue to do so, day after day.
We are deeply connected to this home, and it brings us great joy to think that others might come to love it just as much as we do.



























