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Orazio Olivieri della Penna (1680-1745), a Capuchin Situated in the northeast section of , - missionary to Tibet who became prefect of the Tibetan Romagna lies between the River to its north and the Mission. Gian Vincenzo Pinelli (1535-1601) was an Italian to its south. Italy was a part of the humanist, born in and known as a savant and a and the name Emilia derives from the mentor of Galileo. Antonia Bertucci-Pinelli (died c. 1640) Roman road, , which connected to was an Italian female painter of the Baroque period. – one of many roads that traversed the country in the first few centuries AD. Romagna joined Emilia later, named after Romània – the name of the Eastern The Great Migration Roman Empire after the fall of , given to the territory administered by the Exarchate of . Much of , including the area of Emilia The region contains many of the most important Italian came under French control during the Napoleonic era. cities, including , , Forli, , Parma, Nonetheless, after the in 1815, there Piacenza and Ravenna. was a growing movement for Italian national unity and independence. In 1848 a revolution in Vienna initiated The Roman Empire ruled over the area until the 6th uprisings in several regions and in 1861 the Kingdom of century, when the whole Empire collapsed. Shortly Italy was established. During this , the thereafter, a Germanic tribe known as the territories of Emilia and Romagna were combined into founded a kingdom known as , which covered one area and incorporated into the new nation. Today a large part of northern and . This kingdom the region is internationally known for its fine cuisine, flourished until the Lombard dynasty was overthrown art and architecture, as well as its beautiful landscape. by the famous Frankish King Charlemagne and his There are many coastal towns in the area which have paladins in 774. Meanwhile, the area known as Romagna impressive beach festivities and lots of tourism during was under Byzantine rule between the 6th and 8th the summer months. centuries and Ravenna was the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire. In the 8th century, the region became a of the when Pepin, the son of Settlers Charlemagne gave the region to the Pope. During the Ancient History for writing satirical poems, and while Bologna most 10th century, all of northern Italy became a part of the • Andrea Pinelli, originally from Genova, Italy, who notably, is famous for its sausages, many noted scholars Holy Roman Empire under the German leader Otto. arrived in New York in 1919 aboard the ship “Europa” were also born there. To be recorded at this time was from Marseilles, France From the ancient and picturesque region of Emilia- In the 12th century, the papacy increased its political in itself a family honor as during these times only • Angelo Pinelli, aged 41, originally from Romagna come many of the most notable and influential influence and city states began to form in opposition to persons of rank, the podesta, city officials, clergy, army Macchiagodena, Italy, who arrived in New York in Italian surnames. Until the 12th century, surnames were the Holy Roman emperors. For the next few centuries, officers, landowners and artists were entered into the 1919 aboard the ship “America” from Napoli, Italy practically unheard of as only one name was required both Emilia and Romagna were ruled by papal legates, records. Until its purchase in 1790 by the Baron Charles • Catena Giunta Pinelli, aged 29, originally from in order to distinguish one person from another. As representatives of the Pope sent to manage the Athanase Walckenaer of Paris, The Pinelli-Walckenaer Caltanissetta, Italy, who arrived in New York in 1919 the population grew, however, it became necessary to government and prevent such rebellion. Atlas of portolan (nautical) charts, dated 1384, was in the aboard the ship “Taormina” from Napoli, , Italy give people an extra name to differentiate them from possession of the Pinelli family of for many years. The Pinelli family continued to be found in Bologna • Giovanni Pinelli, aged 18, originally from one another. At first, these names were individual Macchiagodena, Italy, who arrived in New York in and not passed on from father to child, but eventually where they were first anciently recorded. From their early beginnings, and for the next few centuries, the 1920 aboard the ship “Aquitania” from Cherbourg, this became normal practice and surnames became Spelling Variations France hereditary. While in the beginning, surnames were family name also acquired other interests as branches taken almost only by members of the nobility, they later of this fine old Italian family established themselves A majority of all European surnames have several throughout Italy. They were displaced by the many became prevalent among the common folk in large cities, spelling variations; because only scribes and church Current Notables where the need for a means of distinction was greater conflicts of the time, the economics, or improved officials could read and write at the time, names were opportunities as they pursued religion, politics or than in the county. Ultimately, even country folk took usually spoken, not written and therefore had no fixed Settlers began to increasingly look westward, as surnames and by the 15th century, most of the population obtained better estates. They branched into , Forli, opportunities arose. In America, the Homestead Act spelling and were written as they were pronounced. Lucca, , and where they held titles and of Italy were using hereditary surnames. Italian surnames have a disproportionately large (1862) offered 160 acres of land for a minimal fee; while estates. Lorenzo appears in records as bishop of Volterra in Canada, the Dominion Lands Act (1872) offered 160 number of variations in comparison to names from in 1359 while in 1575 Maurizio is recorded as serving in The name Pinelli was traced to its source in Bologna other languages. The names Pineiro, Pini, Pinelli, Pinello, acres to any male over the age of 21 for a ten-dollar (: Bononia) – the largest city and the capital of the military. Fregiata received the title of Count in 1846 registration fee. Pinesso, Pinato, Pinna, Penna, Penniello, Pennarola, for his service to the state. Emilia-Romagna Region. The famous University of Pennino, Pani, Panello and Panetta, are all variations on Bologna was founded in the 11th century and had the name Pinelli and all share the same origin. • Tullio Pinelli (1908-2009) Italian screenwriter, best reached almost 10,000 students by the 13th century. Early Notables known for his work on , , La These included two foundational figures of Italian Dolce Vita and 8½ literature – Francesco Petrarch and Dante Alighieri, Early History Prominent among members of the family was Francesco • Dario Pinelli (b.1982) Italian jazz manouche guitarist who studied there. Tisso was tried there for 1564 • Bartolomeo Pinelli (1781-1835) Italian illustrator and Red Shield engraver • Ralph Arthur “Babe” Pinelli (1895-1984) born Rinaldo Gules, derived from an old French word goules or Angelo Paolinelli, an American Major League gueules meaning “throats” translates into modern English Baseball third baseman and umpire as “red” and is the military color for excellence and • Giuseppe “Pino” Pinelli (1928-1969) Italian railroad fortitude. It is symbolic of nobility, boldness and ferocity, worker and anarchist and can also represent fire and summer. Some ancient laws restricted its use to princes and their families. Red corresponds to the metal copper and is denoted in Symbolism engravings by numerous perpendicular lines.

Introduction Symbolic Virtues: Red denotes the virtues of charity and courage, and indicates the qualities of valor, patriotism, In the feudal states of the Holy Roman Empire, that at and creative power. Those who bear a red insignia are one time encompassed most of eastern Europe, it was obliged to right wrongs and win fame in arms. especially important to be able to identify enemies from allies because of the many conflicts that occurred Precious Stone: Carnelian, Ruby there. A system of heraldry evolved that achieved this. It Planet: Mars regulated what arms were borne, and allowed each of the Obligations: To right wrongs and win fame in arms Italian knights to be distinguishable from others. Six

Shield It is rare to see six of any given charge, and a shield, and generally it must be blazoned how they will be Shields (or Escutcheons) at first were painted simply distributed on the shield. The number six can of course The mantle was spread over and draped from the helmet with one or more bands of color or ‘ordinaries’. Later, the symbolise many different things: it is the number of sides and served as a protection, ‘to repel the extremities of ordinaries were used in conjunction with other figures on a cube; God is said to have created Man on the sixth wet, cold, and heat, and to preserve the armour from or symbols. The Coat of Arms for the surname Pinelli can day, and there are six points on the Star of David. rust.’ The numerous cuts and slits suggest that it had be described as follows: been torn and hacked on the field of battle. The style or Pineapples design of the mantling is up to the individual heraldic PINELLI ARMS artist, and it is usually depicted in the main color and Unless the arms described were metal from the shield. The helmet (or Helm) varied in A red shield with six heraldic pineapples. granted in connection with a shape in different ages and countries, often depicting pineapple growing country, the rank. The Esquire’s Helm, as depicted here, is generally term pineapple, in heraldry, actually shown silver, with a closed visor and facing to the dexter refers to a pinecone. The pinecone (its right). On top of the helmet is a Torse or wreath is symbolic of the inexhaustible which was formed by two pieces of silk twisted together. abundance of life in nature, Its purpose was to hold the crest and mantle on the burgeoning life and fecundity. The Helm. association is derived from the fact that the pine tree remained green in Motto the winter when others appeared dead. But real pineapples also exist in the The motto was originally a war cry or slogan. Mottoes armory. Occasionally pineapples were first began to be shown with arms in the 14th and 15th granted as a symbol of distinguished service in a country centuries, but were not in general use until the 17th where such fruit grew. An Achievement of Arms such as the Pinelli arms century. Thus the oldest coats of arms generally do not depicted on the left typically consists of these parts: include a motto. Mottoes seldom form part of the grant The Crest the Escrolls, displaying the family motto and name, the of arms: Under most heraldic authorities, a motto is family crest (if any) seen above the helmet, the actual an optional component of the coat of arms, and can be The Crest was worn on top of the helmet, and was Coat of arms (also known as ‘arms,’ or ‘the shield’), the added to or changed at will; many families have chosen usually made of wood, metal, or boiled leather. It Helmet depicted below the crest, the Torse on top of the not to display a motto. provided the double advantage of easy identification helmet, and the Mantle draped from the helmet. Each of and the addition of height to the wearer. If a family had these elements will be described below. Supporters were The coat of arms displayed here for the surname Pinelli no crest, and many chose not to, plumes (feathers) were a later addition to the Achievement; they are somewhat did not include a motto. often displayed instead. rare, and are usually personal to the grantee.

Why become an owner with Pinelli?

01 WHY A SECOND HOME? It’s about time, quality time

• Your time is priceless, you can never get it back • Holidays are for spending time with the people that really matter • It’s your opportunity to relieve stress & get away from your everyday life • Investing energy doing the things you love is the wisest investment anyone can make NEW EXPERIENCES

• Visiting new places broadens & brightens your horizons • Routine is dreary – exploring new places & experiences is life-affirming • There’s nothing like looking forward to a new adventure • New experiences give you more stories to tell

HERE’S TO YOUR HEALTH

• Holidays help us live longer – scientifically proven • Improved emotional health – happiness from holidays lasts a long time • 49% of people said their happiest memory is being on holiday with their family • Happiness reduces blood pressure, strengthens the immune system, combats stress, reduces aches & pains & fights disease & disability

02 WHY FRACTIONAL OWNERSHIP? Own a slice of the high-life

• Affordable ownership of luxury leisure assets in some of the world’s most desirable locations, which may otherwise be out of reach • Economic sense - only pay for what you will realistically use, even make a return on rentals for any unused weeks • Reduced running costs - pay only your share of maintenance & upkeep • Peace of mind - property management taken care of for you. Simply arrive to a beautifully maintained, sparkling clean property with freshly laundered linen • Personalisation - the feeling that you own the whole property when you stay, with your personal effects on display • Your own luxury escape that can be shared & enjoyed with friends & family • Your equity share is transferable, saleable & willable

Fractional ownership is a phenomenon that is flourishing. While traditional luxury business product markets sink, and numerous business sectors batten down the hatches, it’s a market that continues to thrive apparently undaunted by the wider western economic downturn. If anything, the market is actually growing...

It’s not hard to see the appeal of this new generation of second homes. With real estate hitting record highs even affluent buyers are experiencing sticker shock. And when you consider that the average vacation-home buyer uses the property just four to six weeks a year, well, a fractional begins to seem not only practical but downright preferable.

Many buyers purchase fractionals not as an investment but as a vacation alternative… Such properties appeal to buyers who want exclusive getaways but who may be unwilling or unable to purchase a second home they will use for only a few weeks a year…The younger generation of buyers is viewing it as an alternative to full ownership because of the ease. You’re not paying for when the property is vacant and it’s become a convenient way to own a second home without all of the problems. (Fractionals: A Hot Spot in a Cooling Market)

03 WHY ITALY? Satisfy all your senses

• Pinelli selected Italy for our HQ because we feel safe & secure here - and so should you • Warm, friendly & respectful Mediterranean cultural values (another reason we chose Italy - we have similar values!) • Stunning natural scenery from mountainous landscapes to twinkling Mediterranean coastlines • A mecca for shopping & designer brands • Central European location - easy access with abundant flights • Long hot summers & mild winters with its temperate Mediterranean climate

YOUR SLICE OF HISTORY

• Legendary Italian cities, quaint towns & villages to explore & soak up the culture • A treasure trove of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, museums, galleries & ancient ruins • An eclectic calendar of cultural events, festivities & celebrations - the know how to live life to its fullest • Famous for its passion of fine food & wine...need we say more

04 WHY PINELLI? Your wishes... we start from TRANSPARENT & CLEAR there OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE

Shares in a UK-based non-trading Limited Company, which does not involve the complexity or cost of Italian legal & tax systems. In simple terms, our owners own the company -the company owns the property. • Immaculately renovated historic properties in the most desirable locations If at any time you wish to sell, gift, or transfer your share, it is a straightforward • Available services from a highly-respected process which can be executed simply, legally & globally London-based legal firm • Outstanding customer service, we treat you like a respected family member • Trusted, growing alliance of global partners • Flexible usage - rent any unused weeks, experience all of our properties through the Pinelli Network - you’re not tied to one location for a set amount of time • Exclusive ownership, with a limited number of verified owners The chance to savour the by sea is normally the preserve of the super-rich and famous – until now. The Pinelli Estate, a luxurious four-bedroom villa, 60 miles south of Naples, offers visitors exclusive access to their own custom-made motor yacht.

Today, decked out with lavish antiques, grand chandeliers and lashings of gilt it is hard to imagine Il Rifugio as a humble (and towards the end somewhat neglected) working farmhouse. Having spent 10 decades within the same local family it has plenty of history within its burly limestone walls. Dolce Vita...that’s not a bad way of doing it. Il Rifugio means ‘the retreat’ in Italian, and the history of this lovingly restored, 300-year-old farmhouse is easy to spot. From walls built of local stone to terracotta roof tiles, this magnificent four-bedroom villa is a getaway with character. Although regular guests can rent the estate for weeks at a time, Carley is looking to share Il Rifugio on a more permanent basis. “We’ve decided to offer fractional ownership of the property, with 10% shares in the company that owns Il Rifugio,” he says. “One share buys you a slice of paradise for five weeks a year, and you can use a two-week continuous block and three separate weeks when you like.”

...18 acres of vines and olive trees, its wonderful...glorious views across the National Park...the guests who come here - get this - have a fully-crewed motor yacht included in a stay here and you just pop across to Capri or down to Amalfi, sip a bit of Pimms and live ‘TIME IS FREE, BUT IT’S PRICELESS. YOU CAN’T OWN IT, BUT YOU CAN USE IT. YOU CAN’T KEEP IT, BUT YOU CAN SPEND IT. ONCE YOU’VE LOST IT YOU CAN NEVER GET IT BACK.’

Harvey Mackay Entrepreneur & New York Times bestselling author 05 WHY TODAY? If not now, when? If not you, who?

• See & do the things that will stay with you forever & amaze your friends & family • We are unique - there’s really nothing else like this out there • We only have what is available today EXPLORING POSSIBILITIES

CAPTIVATING Italy’s secret coastline

• The coast is where discerning Italians go when the tourists flock to the Amalfi coast • Cilento boasts 12 Blue Flag beaches along its extensive coastline • Its rich history, old ruins & quaint villages invite exploration • Some of Italy’s top food festivals firmly place Cilento on the cultural map • Discover the UNESCO National Parks of Cilento, & Alburni (the second largest park in Italy) • Enjoy the mountains, secluded coves & preserved Greek temples

The Pinelli Estate extends to over 35 acres on rolling hillsides, at just over 300 metres elevation, facing the Cilento National Park and the Tyrrhenian Sea, with Capri and the Amalfi Coastline on the horizon.

Il-Rifugio ‘The Refuge’

4 BEDROOM | 4 BATHROOM

Il Rifugio is a beautiful, renovated 4 en-suite bedroom villa featuring a cool lounge, hall, kitchen and decadent dining room. Step outside to over 150m2 of immaculate private terracing and infinity pool.

Casa Tramonto ‘Sunset House’

5 BEDROOM | 5 BATHROOM

Casa Tramonto offers owners even more space and luxury with 5 double en suite bedrooms in total. Full underfloor heating, full house air conditioning, carefully selected antique Persian carpets and 18th century hand-picked antique furniture throughout.

Vila Velius ‘The Hidden House’

4 BEDROOM | 4 BATHROOM

Vila Velius, or “the hidden house”, has started it’s rebirth from an old ruined barn. Albeit a new construction, our architects and designers have created a design that will embrace the classic and traditional look of Cilento stone houses with their terracotta roof tiles to complement the beauty of Il Rifugio, another fractional property on the Pinelli estate.

WITH THE ICONIC AMALFI COAST JUST AROUND THE CORNER, CILENTO REMARKABLY REMAINS ONE OF ITALY’S TRULY, BEST-KEPT SECRETS Fractional Weekly Rental Ownership Rates

ANNUAL MAINTENANCE SHARE HOLDING PRICE WEEKS LOW MEDIUM HIGH BUDGET*

IL-RIFUGIO 8% £115,000 SOLD OUT 4 £4,000 IL-RIFUGIO €5,000 €7,500 €10,500

VILA VELIUS 8% £115,000 4 £4,000 VILA VELIUS €5,000 €7,500 €10,500

CASA TRAMONTO 8% £151,000 4 £4,000 CASA TRAMONTO €6,000 €8,500 €11,500

*Maximum allowance based on 2019 rates Rates shown are indictive, based on performance achieved in 2019

Our stunning Rizzardi CR50 Top Line is a classic Italian designed and built motor yacht with a dynamic personality and a touch of luxury to match our elite- trained private deck crew

Vessel Highlights

3 CABINS (SLEEPS 6)

3 HEADS (BATHROOMS)

28 KNOTS CRUISING SPEED/UP TO 40 KNOTS IF DESIRED

52FT/16M

UP TO 12 GUESTS

• 3 ensuite independently controlled air- conditioned cabins • master double cabin • midships twin cabin • aft twin cabin • Fully air-conditioned • Berthed at the stunning Porto di Agropoli • Features 2 expansive sun decks • Includes Captain & Steward service • 30NM fuel allowance with ownership • Food & refreshments available on board Top Deck

• Forward cushioned sunbathing deck for 4 • Rear cushioned sunbathing deck for 4 • aft swim deck with sea ladder and hot/cold freshwater shower • 3 person tender with outboard • Seated dining area for 8

Equipment

• All new navionics and radar • All new MMSI registered VHF fixed cockpit radio • Handheld VHF radios • 12 person registered and licensed liferaft • 14 lifevests • Onboard 240V generator • Full lower deck a/c • Flat screen tv • Cabin and saloon radio/cd/usb • Full boat sound system • WiFi

Toys

• Full snorkelling equipment • Seabob

ISCHIA

Widely famous for its beautiful landscapes and natural thermal springs, the volcanic island of Ischia lies in the Gulf of Naples, enclosed by the incredibly blue waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Ischia is also the name of the island’s main city, which is divided in two different sides: the charming, old-fashioned Ischia Ponte with its towering Aragonese Castle, and Ischia Porto – the modern centre, dotted with numerous bars, restaurants, and elegant boutiques. CAPRI

Anchored in the Bay of Naples, opposite the Sorrento peninsula, lies Italy’s most glamorous island getaway. Despite its reputation of being a summer playground for the rich and famous, Capri overflows with culture and natural beauty, enticing visitors year after year. PANAREA

Is a tiny, yet very exclusive island in the Aeolian archipelago, just off the north coast of Sicily. Deprived of traffic and major developments, the island has become a favourite refuge among Europe’s most notable jet-setters, including the Bulgari family, whose summer retreat lies quietly on one of Panarea’s cobblestone footpaths. LAMPEDUSA

The largest of the Pelagie Islands, Lampedusa lies in the Mediterranean Sea as a magical enclave of stunning white beaches, crystal-clear sea, and wild landscapes. Its beautiful coastline features a spectacular mix of rocks, sheer cliffs, small bays, and remote stretches of powdery sands – all lapped by gorgeous azure waters. STROMBOLI

Home to one of Italy’s three active volcanoes, Stromboli is part of the and lies in the cobalt waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea,in the north of Sicily.

Thanks to its small size and the lack of tourism, Stromboli is a wonderful destination for those who like to go off the beaten path.

It only has a couple of beaches, two quaint villages (Stromboli and Ginostra) peppered with whitewashed homes. PROCIDA

The tiniest island in the Gulf of Naples, Procida is brimming with scenic ancient harbours, pastel-hued houses, and beautiful pristine beaches.

It is a quieter, more authentic alternative to the better known Ischia and Capri nearby, and a great place to combine seaside relaxation with culture and unspoilt rural charm. LA MADDALENA

Conveniently located off the northeastern coast of , Parco Nazionale dell’Arcipelago di La Maddalena consists of 7 spectacular islands, from which La Maddalena is the largest and most appealing. People usually come here for the breathtaking beaches (some of Italy’s best) and shimmering waters that remind of the Caribbean shores, but there’s much more to see and do on the island of La Maddalena. Fractional Charter rates Ownership & packages

ANNUAL MAINTENANCE SHARE HOLDING PRICE WEEKS FULL-DAY €1,500 BUDGET*

THE PINELLI 4% £22,500 1 £1,000 THE PINELLI WEEK €9,000

*Maximum allowance based on 2019 rates Rates shown are indictive, based on performance achieved in 2019

SAN VITO DEI NORMANNI, PUGLIA The sought-after wine region

• Situated 9km inland from the Adriatic coast. • Close to the Itria Valley famous for the Pugliese Trulli houses. • With the alluring location on the food and wine route of Appia dei Vini, local vines such as Negroamaro, Primitivo and Malvasia are cultivated here. • This olklore-richf town with its medieval castles and palaces exudes character and centuries-old history. • Greek influences through archaeological discoveries and architecture. • An alluring destination that once discovered, remains in the heart of returning visitors.

Vecchio Masseria is a luxuriously restored 18th century property surrounded by 100’s of olive, almond and fruit trees, and a vineyard.

Vecchio Masseria ‘Old Farm’

5 BEDROOM | 5 BATHROOM

• 4 spacious double bedrooms with en-suite wet rooms • A spacious living area and kitchen • A separate guest house lamia provides 1 double bedroom, walk in wardrobe, large bathroom, fully fitted kitchen, dining and living area and access to a private terrace and walled orangery • Outdoor living has been maximised at this property with a vine-covered pergola for al fresco dining • A large pizza oven and elegant walkway covered in bougainvillea and jasmine meanders through the garden, leading to a beautiful swimming pool with its own pergola and a separate sunken Jacuzzi

ENCIRCLED BY STUNNING ADRIATIC AND IONIAN COASTLINES, WHITE-SAND BEACHES AND BEGUILING WALLED CITIES – PUGLIA IS HOME TO SOME OF ITALY’S FINEST, YET STILL RELATIVELY UNDISCOVERED HIDDEN GEMS. Fractional Weekly Rental Ownership Rates

ANNUAL MAINTENANCE SHARE HOLDING PRICE WEEKS LOW MEDIUM HIGH BUDGET*

VECCHIO MASSERIA 8% £165,000 4 £4,000 VECCHIO MASSERIA €7,500 €10,000 €15,000

*Maximum allowance based on 2019 rates Rates shown are indictive, based on performance achieved in 2019

MAGICAL MARRAKECH Your gateway to culture

• Colourful, mesmerising souks, elaborate Moorish architecture, tranquil courtyard gardens & stylish boutique hotels - Marrakech is unforgettable • Soak up the sights, sounds & aromas of the historic Medina, while exploring its labyrinth of alleyways lined with artisan workshops • Experience trendy art galleries, hip hotels & time-honoured hammans • A tantalising taste of Africa within easy reach of Europe • Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture expressed through the city’s musicians, fortune- tellers, snake charmers, storytellers & beckoning street performers • Hidden gems of culinary delights waiting to be discovered • A tantalising taste of Africa located within easy reach of Europe

Nestled in Marrakech’s Medina neighbourhood, lies the stunning Riad Douiria – meticulously restored with love & respect. Delight in the Moorish ambience, soft colours, natural textures & traditional materials, without compromising on comfort & luxury.

Riad Douiria

4 BEDROOM | 4 BATHROOM

• A hidden gem ideally located a few minutes away from the world famous Jemaa el-Fna square • A perfect mix of Moroccan traditional style blended with African art pieces & textiles, creating a uniquely elegant ambience • Exquisitely renovated using high-quality local materials • Riad Douiria consists of 4 beautiful en-suite bedrooms, including the spectacular Douiria Suite with its 18th century hand-painted zouak ceiling • Each suite features a private bathroom, fireplace & air conditioning throughout • Enjoy the patio courtyard with its mature banana trees • Soak up the stunning views of the Atlas Mountians from the spacious rooftop terrace, newly equipped with a plunge pool • Enjoy breakfast & evening drinks under a shady pergola • A comfortable sitting room offers the perfect space for relaxing after a day exploring the fabulous Marrakech souks • Fully-equipped traditional-style kitchen SINCE THE 11TH CENTURY, JEMAA EL-FNA HAS REMAINED A SYMBOLIC MEETING POINT & MARKET AT THE HEART OF MARRAKECH, WHERE AN EXOTIC BLEND OF TRADERS, POETS, FORTUNE-TELLERS, SNAKE CHARMERS, & STORYTELLERS COME TO PERFORM FOR THE CROWDS, CREATING AN INTOXICATING ATMOSPHERE Fractional Weekly Rental Ownership Rates

ANNUAL MAINTENANCE SHARE HOLDING PRICE WEEKS LOW MEDIUM HIGH BUDGET*

RIAD DOUIRIA 8% £69,900 4 £2,500 RIAD DOUIRIA €7,500 €10,000 €15,000

*Maximum allowance based on 2019 rates Rates shown are indictive, based on performance achieved in 2019 OWNERS’ PRIVILEGES

HOLIDAY PLUS UNLIMITED Immerse yourself in culture & sightseeing with an attractive selection of hotels in city destinations throughout Europe

HOLIDAY PLUS UNLIMITED GIVES YOU...

An unlimited number of holiday plus vouchers for free hotel stays of 1 - 6 nights:

• Enjoy unlimited free hotel stays for the duration of your membership • You only pay for breakfast & dinner for each night of your stay • For you & your travelling companion in a double/twin room • Stays from 1 - 6 nights in each hotel • Choose from a selection of 3 - 5 star hotels across Europe

RESORT ESCAPES As a Pinelli owner you will have access to the widest selection of Resorts worldwide, all with the lowest price guaranteed

RESORT ESCAPES GIVES YOU...

• Unlimited resort stays for the duration of your membership • A choice of 13,000+ resorts • In 100+ countries • With a 110% price guarantee • A dedicated member concierge service • Exclusive member-only deals

TWO FOR ONE CRUISE & HOTELS Whether you are looking for a European River Cruise, a sun-drenched Caribbean Cruise, or a cultural Mediterranean adventure - our extensive range has you covered

TWO FOR ONE CRUISE & HOTELS GIVES YOU...

• A choice of 3,000+ worldwide cruises • First passenger pays full cruise line fare before any discounts and promotions & the second passenger just pays government fees, taxes, port charges and gratuities • Unlimited access to a worldwide selection of hotels with a minimum saving of 50% (saving is based on the hotel’s rack-rate)

BERKELY LONDON Enjoy exclusive rates with our London Chauffeuring partner

• All journeys include a complimentary selection of quality beverages & sumptuous snacks • Professional, highly-trained drivers • Meet & Greet airport service available EXPANDING OUR HORIZONS...

TASTE IS THE FUNDAMENTAL QUALITY WHICH SUMS UP ALL THE OTHER QUALITIES. IT IS THE NE PLUS ULTRA OF THE INTELLIGENCE

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ROTATION SYSTEM A rotating annual occupation calendar ensures that each owner has access to their preferred weekly occupation choices. It is simple to operate, wonderfully fair and provides flexibility for each owner.

• Using this online system, owners can reserve 2 consecutive weeks on a uniform, rotating priority basis. • There will ONLY ever be a maximum of 12 owners in the allocation system. Priority is simply established on an owner’s initial purchase timing. Each year owners move up the priority list. • To ensure a fair system the owner with the last choice in the first selction has first choice in the second • Weeks may be exchanged with co-owners, used by friends & family or rented to a third party. • 2 weeks are used for the maintenance company to carry out any essential works, decoration & annual refurbishment.

ANNUAL MAINTENANCE CONTRIBUTION Peace of mind

The Estate’s management organise the occupation of the property to ensure each & every owner arrives to just relax during their stay, They also manage rentals on your behalf should you choose to offer any of your weeks to paying guests.

SERVICES & UTILITIES

• Fully furnished throughout (including all dining & kitchen equipment, bathroom towels, hand towels & swim towels etc. • Cleaning & laundry • Pool management • Gardening & estate management of olive groves & vineyards • Local taxes & full property insurance • Every aspect of the running & management of the properties is organised & managed for you Wishing you a warm welcome...

Nigel & Dawn ...from our family to yours