May take pets - please enquire Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
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La casa di Sara is a nice branded new cottage with pool (the use of pool is shared only with the four members of the family' owners) in a very panoramic position over the famous hills between Monopoli and Castellana Grotte.
This villa has been totally renovated by the end of February 2009. Villa has been very very well equipped with high quality and colourful furniture and brand new large and small electrical appliances.
La casa di Sara is standing in a very quite land from when guests should have a great view of the green hills around Monopoli. This self-catering house is deeped into the green of large natural private park with hundred of very ancient trees and nice fruit trees too.
At the entrance we have a large and lightly living room with two sofa and fireplace and then the little but fully equipped kitchen. Then first matrimonial bedroom, one twin room with two single beds and between those the comfortable toilette with tub-shower. The second matrimonial bedroom with in-room toilette and large exit to the private garden.
La casa di Sara is featuring also a private pool of 10x5mt where guests are allow to use every time they like. The use of this pool is shared only with the owners (four people...) but they are really rearing use the pool and quite never together!
We suggest this nice villa to one/two family with children where privacy is granted and children should play safely!
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The Puglia/Molise region
Puglia is a wonderful area to consider. It offers at least one excellent archaeological museum, a host of cathedrals dating back to the 10th century, Greek and Roman ruins, a gleaming necklace of lively fishing villages, one of Europe's largest forests, a chain of medieval hill towns, and some of the very cleanest beaches and water in the Mediterranean.
Monopoli area
Monopoli is a very nice town on the sea, famous, apart for its beaches and clean waters, also for its baroque churches. What to see:
- CATHEDRAL - it is one of the most attractive examples of Baroque in the entire Apulian region. Its imposing monumental front is flanked on the left by an elegant bell tower that has markedly projecting cornices separating its floors. Notable is the Byzantine icon portraying the Madonna della Madia - legend tells that the sacred image was washed up from the sea on a stack of trunks, that were then used for the building of the trussed roof - very well-preserved and of fine workmanship, it dates from 1280.
- SANTA MARIA DEGLI AMALFITANI - a Romanesque building erected at the beginning of the twelfth century on a pre-existing rock settlement.
- ABBEY OF SANTO STEFANO a fortified complex built in 1086, the remains of an old church survive in the inner courtyard, still inside there are the visible remains of the Roman settlement of Turris Paola, one of the landing places for nearby Egnazia.
- CASTLE bounded on three sides by the sea and protected on the fourth by a moat that no longer exists, it was used as a prison until the beginning of the twentieth century, the castle has been recently restored and today houses the Municipal Archaeological Museum on its first floor.
- PURGATORIO CHURCH with images of skeletons on its doors. Inside you will find familiar Baroque interior but on the adjusting chapel you will find mummies of some local citizens. If the church is closed then you can watch some of the mummies through the street window.
- PALAZZO PALMIERI central square of the Centro Storico.
- MADONNA DEL SOCCORSO CHURCH old grotto with frescoes was dug out of a natural cavity in the rock.
THE COUNTRY
It consists of 99 districts(“contrade”) characterized by the presence of ‘Masserie Fortificate’ of ancient Roman origin, Rupestrian Churches, neo-classic villas and houses. The outstanding landscape consists of almond and olive trees, apart from fruit trees of all sort and vegetables cultivation
How to get there
We recommend coming by air and then asking for a private transfer. If you would like to have further information please feel free to contact us and we will do our utmost to help you.
By Plane from Bari Palese airport (www.seap-puglia.it) which is about 45 km away from Villa.
By Plane from Brindisi airport (www.seap-puglia.it) which is about 55 km away from Villa.
By train - Nearest railway station is Monopoli (www.trenitalia.it) which is about 10 km far from Villa. Trains come from every major towns of Italy. Regional trains are each hour.
By Car coming from North Driving on the SS16 toward south (direction to Brindisi), exit to Monopoli - Castellana Grotte
By Car coming from South Driving on the SS16 toward north (direction to Bari) exit the SS16 to Monopoli - Castellana Grotte
Nearest Travel Links
Airport:
Bari/brindisi: 55 km
Railway:
Monopoli: 8 km
Ferry:
Bari: 50 km
Activities near Monopoli
Sports: Tennis in town Watersports Fishing
Great for: Walking holidays Rural / countryside retreats Beach or lakeside relaxation A winter sun break City breaks Cycling holidays
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