Nestled in the peaceful hills of Lazio, the Badia di San Sebastiano in Alatri is a timeless architectural gem with medieval roots and Renaissance soul. Once a Benedictine monastery, it welcomed humanists, scholars, and travelers across the centuries. In the 15th century, Pope Nicholas V entrusted it to Giovanni Tortelli, a leading humanist and head of the Vatican Library. Today, the Badia is a refined private residence with frescoed rooms, candlelit loggias, historic kitchens, and a rare Early Christian-era pool. Each space whispers tales of elegance and spiritual heritage. Overlooking the valley toward Naples, the estate blends natural beauty with historical depth. A perfect haven for those seeking charm, culture, and authenticity in the heart of Italy.