The castle of Beviglie (370 m. a.s.l.) lies upon the hills that stretch from torrent Tescio (just north of Assisi) to torrent Chiascio, delimiting a stretch of the Umbria valley. Its medieval structure, well kept through the centuries, represents a typical example of the county of Assisi, with the buildings strictly contained into the regular-shaped town walls, just like the castle of S.Gregorio and Tordibetto.

Beviglie belongs to a genre of castle built on eminences. It has one entrance door in travertine and a door situated on the west side, with a pointed arch above. The east side, with its cylindrical towers, is also well kept, while the north side was raised down.

From here a road starts, which leads to an old farm-house made of stone. Dating back to the 19th century, it has been recently renewed, though keeping unchanged the characteristic features of that age. The house is situated on a promontory looking over Assisi, 450 m. a.s.l., about 1 km far from the medieval castle of Tordibetto, 4 km from Assisi, 24 km from Perugia, 32 km from Gubbio, 35 km from lake Trasimeno, 60 km from Todi. Here the eyes of the observer can rove everywhere, towards the castle of Assisi and the landscape all around.

Extremely quiet position. The farm-house is surrounded by olive trees (which belong to the owner) and a wide garden equipped with tables and deck-chairs to sunbathe, barbecues, automatic gate and a covered car park which can take up to 4 cars.

The house can be accessed through a non-asphalt road, 100 m. long.