Sant'Antonio: villa that sleeps 6 people in 3 bedrooms, located in Celle Ligure, Liguria, Italy.

Sleeps	6
Bedrooms	3
Bathrooms	2
Floor Area	90 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

90 m²

Property Description

Apartment block "Sant'Antonio". In the centre of Celle Ligure, 150 m from the sea. Motor access to 50 m from the house. Public parking 250 m on the road. Supermarket 200 m, restaurant, bar 100 m, pedestrian zone 50 m, bus stop 200 m, railway station "Celle Ligure" 300 m, sandy beach 150 m. Nearby attractions: Varazze 3 km, Savona 7 km, Genova 35 km. Please note: no lift. Main road 50 m from the property. The apartment is located in a zone with limited traffic.

Interior Description

4-room apartment 90 m2 on 5th floor. Practical and comfortable furnishings: entrance hall. 1 double bedroom with shower/bidet/WC. Exit to the terrace. 1 double bedroom. Exit to the terrace. 1 double bedroom with 1 double bed (140 cm). Large living/dining room with TV and DVD. Exit to the terrace. Small kitchen (4 hot plates, oven, dishwasher, freezer, electric coffee machine). Shower/bidet/WC. Large terrace 70 m2. Terrace furniture, deck chairs (2). Very beautiful view of the sea and the town. Facilities: washing machine, hair dryer. Internet (WiFi, free). Please note: non-smokers only, no parking. 1 pet/ dog allowed. No lift. In the summer months the gardeners access the terrace on Mondays. CITRA:009022-LT-0093

Licence or registration number:

CITRA:009022-LT-0093

Location Celle Ligure, Liguria, Italy

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Aeroporto Cristoforo Colombo, 27.1 Km

Read More About The Celle Ligure Area

Explore Italy's Blue Flag Beaches In Liguria!

The region of Liguria has over thirty Blue Flag beaches and marinas for you to explore. Why not begin your beach hopping holiday with a visit to the large Blue Flag beach called Albisola Superiore, part of the Italian Riviera. This scenic stretch of sand offers tourists everything they could possibly wish for.

Tourists have a fantastic choice of vacation rentals in Liguria to choose from. Why not book into a stunning five star villa on the Cinque Terre coast that sleeps up to eleven people? It would truly be the perfect place to enjoy the holiday of a lifetime!

The town of Albisola Superiore sits behind its beautifully clean beach and offers tourists a wide range of thing to do and see. Enjoy a delicious seafood platter in the open air as you sit at a restaurant overlooking the sea.

Think of your dream vacation in Italy. Just imagine it. It probably involves a cosy and beautiful rental all to yourself (we've got you covered there), a nice terrace to eat out on with friends or family, and a pool to play around in. Sounds relaxing and idyllic, right? Do you know what could make it even better? A pool with a view.

We have plenty of vacation rentals in Italy but this curation of some of our most extraordinary, all around the country, also boast pools where you can take in the beauty of the Italian landscape, watch the world float by, enjoy your surroundings and truly get away from it all. Immerse yourself in the immense loveliness of Italy with any one of these villas...

1. Varazze (Available from € 350 per night)

While this pastel-coloured three bedroom villa on the Italian Riviera has many charms, its greatest selling point has to be its pool.

If you are thinking of spending Christmas in Italy or if you are planning a trip in the New Year and want to prepare by trying some of the local cuisine, you need look no further. Today, we're discussing a Ligurian recipe, Mussel Soup. This light but highly flavourful dish is tasty and satisfying. As the name suggests, it is from Liguria but similar dishes can be found along the entire coast of the peninsula. It is typically served as a first course and is the perfect thing for Christmas Eve dinner in the Italian tradition. Typically, Christmas Eve dinner in Italy is traditionally a light meal with no meat. The dinner precedes the Midnight Mass and is then often followed by hot chocolate with cookies or a slice of panettone once everyone has returned home from church and needs to warm back up once more. Try out the recipe yourself for now and then sample such delicious local specialities in Italy once you've found a holiday villa rental in Liguria.

Pizza all'Andrea is a pizza dish from the Liguria region of Italy. It is also known as sardenaira or sardinaira and is similar to the pissaladière of Provence in France. It is classified as a pizza but is often considered more like a focaccia and is made with anchovies and olives on top. The origins of the dish are a much debated thing but it is often attributed to admiral Andrea Doria (1466-1560) and is thought to be named after him as well. He is said to have invented and loved the dish: a slice of bread topped by olive oil, garlic and salted anchovies. The dish was invented before tomatoes were readily available and used in Italy, pre-dating the better-known Neapolita pizza, and, therefore, traditionalists do not add tomatoes. However, we are presenting you with a recipe that includes tomato as some can find it too dry without. Enjoy this dish now and then find a villa with pool in Liguria and taste it again while on holidays.

Come to the popular Italian tourist destination of Liguria. This sunny coastal region is brimming with beauty, culture and welcome in each city, town and village scattered throughout the land. Liguria blends a combination of majestic high mountains that lead down to a rugged UNESCO award winning coastline overlooking the glittering Mediterranean Sea.

Stay in a beautiful villa in Liguria, perhaps one with a spectacular view of the sea? Liguria offers a wealth of exciting activities for tourists to engage in, whether its water sports like kayaking, surfing or snorkelling from the Blue Flag beaches or a challenging mountain biking trail up towards Liguria’s tallest mountains.

Continuing on from our previous article, here are the rest of the things you should know about Christmas in Italy.

3. The Original Live Crib Is In Greccio

Nativity scenes and, particularly, those featuring actors and live animals, have a long tradition and are said to have been created in Italy. As a result, there are many live Nativities all over the country that are rather famous. One of the most famous, arguably is the one at Greccio in Lazio, which is said to be the very first. To visit this charming event for yourself, just find a vacation rental in Lazio. It is said that the tradition was born as early as the 5th century but gained traction when St. Francis came back from visiting the Holy Land and wanted to reproduce the scene of the Nativity on Christmas Eve in Greccio. He prepared a manger with hay, had an ox and a donkey brought there, and then had a Holy Mass celebrated in front of it, before a large crowd of people who had come from all over the region, it is even said that a vision of the Child appeared on the hay.