Castello di Montegiove is a prestigious and refined country house that rises on the first slopes of the hillside at the entrance to Fano from which one can enjoy views of the sea, of the town and surrounding hills.

Once known as Villa Hagemann, the unit, created between the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th Century, is unique for its neogothic architecture and its octagonal crenellated tower, that rises above the ancient trees

A vast park, which was a hunting reserve before, the golf driving range and the garden with flowers, they all frame this beautiful residence. Built as a villa, a house for summer vacation, it includes also two other units: the house of the guardian and the former stables, storage and greenhouse, which are now joined together with the central building thanks to a porch and a patio.