Just around the corner from The Monsignor’s Estate, you’ll find our sister home, The Evergreen Manor. Located at the beginning of the old town’s main artery, our modest home is right in the heart of it all—where every feast, procession, and celebration passes by our doorstep.
Like The Monsignor’s Estate, we designed The Evergreen Manor to be more than just a vacation rental. We want our guests to feel at home—to feel as though they’re staying at the house of an old friend or relative, rather than in a generic holiday apartment.
The Evergreen Manor is spread across three floors, connected by stairs, with a full kitchen, washing machine, and rooftop terrace complete with a cooking area and plenty of seating. Everything has been designed with comfort and ease in mind. We provide the little things that make a stay feel effortless: cooking essentials, a clothes steamer, towels and linens, even toothpaste. And from every floor, you’ll find a beautiful view.
You’re just moments from the fishermen’s market, a 15th-century castle, a beautiful waterfront promenade, and the bike path. The Evergreen Manor is an ideal home base for couples, a growing family, or good friends.
Getting around is easy, too. A public bus stop is quite literally a stone’s throw away, connecting you to the nearby villages and beaches. The train station is also just a short walk from the house, putting the rest of Italy within easy reach. Maps, recommendations, and local information are included in every guest’s welcome package, so you’ll have everything you need to start exploring.
And because The Evergreen Manor sits right in the heart of the historic centre, you’ll be close to the action when the town comes alive. There are festivals and celebrations throughout the summer—and into the fall—so don’t be surprised to find yourself enjoying late evenings along the waterfront or wandering through the historic streets after dark.
In other words, The Evergreen Manor isn’t just a place to stay. It’s a place to experience the town as a local would—and, hopefully, to feel a little bit at home while you’re here.
