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Massa Lubrense holiday home rental, Termini with walking, beach/lake nearby, balcony/terrace, rural retreat

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Home:105620
Sleeps up to:6   (3 bedrooms)
Rates:£525 to £1100 per week
Nearest beach:Nerano: 4 km
Will consider:Long term lets (over 1 month)
Changeover day:Flexible
Access:Car essential
Notes:Pets welcome
Suitable for children
Smokers welcome
Self-catering

Home description

This property has 5 rooms spread over 125m2, with cosy furnishings, a living/dining room with open fireplace and TV, and an exit to the garden. There is 1 double bedroom and 2 rooms each with 2 single beds, kitchen, Bath/WC and shower/WC. You can also enjoy the terrace, garden, terrace furniture & barbecue.

Lovely panoramic views of the sea, the mountains, the countryside and resort.





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The Campania region

Facing the Tyrrhenian Sea with one of the most majestic coastlines in Europe, the region of Campania has been a magnet for tourists for over 2,000 years. From the glittering Bay of Naples to the enchanting island of Capri to the breathtaking Amalfi Coast, visitors have been attracted to Campania by its astonishing natural beauty and its inviting climate. Equally impressive is its heritage of ancient ruins, for Campania is an extraordinarily rich repository of classical antiquity. Amphitheatres, triumphal arches, villas, bridges and tombs are numerous and remarkable. Built in the 5th Century BC, the spectacular temples at Paestum are among the best preserved examples of classical Greek architecture in the world. In 79 AD the lava from Mt Vesuvius buried the Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum; the remains of both, complete with colourful frescos and mosaics, can be seen today. Because the surrounding volcanic soil is unusually fertile, the superb fruits and vegetables grown in the area are often described as sublime.

The capital, Naples, is home to the National Archaeological Museum, containing one of the most important collections of its kind in the world. This vibrant city, with its beautiful setting on the Bay of Naples, has suffered a series of invaders, all of whom have left behind remnants of their civilizations, making Naples a fascinating city to explore. The islands in the Bay are linked to Naples by hydrofoil. The largest, Ischia, is volcanic and noted for its thermal springs and curative muds. Capri, with its wooded, mountainous landscape and breathtaking cliffs and grottos, is the most charming. Inhabited since the Stone Age, Capri was occupied by the Greeks before becoming the private haven of Emperor Augustus, who founded the world’s first archaeological museum to display the fossils and artifacts unearthed by his workers. The southern side of the Bay of Naples is formed by the Sorrento Peninsula, a mountainous area of semi tropical vegetation where pine trees, vineyards, citrus and olive groves, bougainvillea and oleander all flourish. The famous Amalfi Drive, which begins at Sorrento, a town perched on a cliff 165 feet above the sea, and ends at Vietri, a town known for its colourful ceramics, contains some of the most spectacular scenery in the world. Here, towns cling to the mountainsides, with gardens and paths leading down to the sea. The serpentine road winds along wildly beautiful towering cliffs that drop into brilliant blue water, connecting the towns of Positano and Amalfi. Located in the mountains high above Amalfi is Ravello, one of the loveliest towns on the Amalfi Coast, known for its architecture, its gardens and its stupendous view.

The cuisine of the region reflects Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Arab, Norman, Provençal, Spanish, French and to a certain extent, Austrian influences. Pizza, symbol of Neapolitan cooking, evolved in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Baked in hot, wood fired ovens, it contains few, but high quality ingredients, such as those found in pizza Margherita: fresh San Marzano tomatoes, mozzarella di bufala, fresh basil and a sprinkling of olive oil. Deep-fried mozzarella in carrozza (mozzarella in a carriage) is found on most menus. Other specialities are spaghetti alle vongole, with clams, garlic and olive oil; zuppa di cozzi, mussels in a hot pepper sauce; pasta al forno, various types of pasta baked with tomato sauce, mozzarella and other ingredients; a variety of eggplant dishes; and squid and octopus. Desserts include exceptional pastries, such as sfogliatelle, a crunchy pastry filled with ricotta or cream; pastiera napoletana, an Easter cake made with ricotta and flavoured with orange; and zeppole, deep fried dough served with honey. The area produces famous wines harking back to Roman times; try the white Greco di Tufo and Fiano di Avellino; the red Taurasi, excellent when aged; and Lacrima Cristi from Vesuvius and Falerno.


Massa Lubrense / Termini area

Massa Lubrense is virtually triangular in shape - its north-eastern with Sorrento, whilst the other two sides are formed by the gulf of Salerno and Bay of Naples, with Punta Campanella at its tip, facing the island of Capri, just 5 km away.

Nice walks will take you through lemon and olive groves,along mule tracks and footpaths,through copses of chestnut and oak trees to reach ancient village,vast uninhabited areas submerged in thick Mediterranean vegetation .lime cliffs dropping steeply down to sea, Saracen watchtowers, archaeological remains,and scenic viewpoints.

Termini 6 Km from Massa Lubrense: large, cosy house, 1 Km from the centre, in a quiet,sunny,elevated position on top of a hill, in the green. Private: garden with plants,flowers and trees,natural garden.
Activities: fishing, sailing, scuba.


How to get there

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Activities near Massa Lubrense

Sports:
Fishing

Great for:
Walking holidays
Rural / countryside retreats
Beach or lakeside relaxation
Good nightlife


Facilities

Luxuries:Boat available for guest use, Sea view
General:CD player, Satellite TV
Standard:Toaster
Utilities:Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
Rooms:Bedrooms (3), Bathrooms (2), Shower rooms (1), WCs (2), Solarium / Roof terrace
Furniture:Sofabeds (1), Single beds (4), Double beds (1), Dining seating for 6, Lounge seating for 6, Sleeps maximum of 6
Other:Please check with the advertiser regarding linen and towels.
Outdoors:Balcony / Terrace, Private garden
Access:Parking space

Further details indoors:
Car essential.


Rental rates

Rental prices originally quoted in: British £Convert to:
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WeekdayWeekend
  31 Oct 0928 Mar 10£ 525--1 Week
  28 Mar 1027 Jun 10£ 600--1 Week
  27 Jun 101 Aug 10£ 900--1 Week
  1 Aug 105 Sep 10£ 1,100--1 Week
  5 Sep 107 Nov 10£ 600--1 Week

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Additional coast: towels and bed lines 10€ each person,

heating


Availability

See below for next 9 months' availability - to see the next 24 months click here

Key:1112Booked1112Available1112Unknown1112Arrival/Departure dates


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Name:Michele Gargiulo
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