Lacona 615: villa that sleeps 15 people in 6 bedrooms, located in Capoliveri, Tuscany, Italy.

Accommodations	4
Sleeps	15
Bedrooms	6
Bathrooms	4

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Property Description

Property Summary
Elbamar Lacona I is a two-story complex surrounded by trees, comprising two houses and a total of 20 apartments. Situated on a slope, it offers a tranquil vacation rental experience near the village while providing amenities like a terraced garden, natural garden, barbecue area, parking, and internet wifi. The property also features a yard, allowing you to enjoy the outdoors during your stay.

Outdoors
The residence boasts a terraced garden adorned with plants and trees, as well as a natural garden, creating a serene outdoor environment. Guests can also take advantage of the barbecue area, perfect for alfresco dining and socializing. Ample parking is available on the premises for your convenience.

Other Information
For those seeking provisions, a supermarket is conveniently located just 500 meters away, while a restaurant is situated 2 kilometers from the residence. Connectivity is ensured with the internet wifi available on-site.

Distances and Attractions
Elbamar Lacona I is strategically located, offering easy access to various attractions. It is situated 3 kilometers from the center of Lacona, 16 kilometers from the center of Marina di Campo, and 15 kilometers from the center of Capoliveri, Italy. The nearest beach is a mere 2 kilometers away, ideal for beach lovers. For those interested in exploring the area further, the ferry "Portoferraio" is 7 kilometers from the residence.

Location Capoliveri, Tuscany, Italy

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Marina di Campo, 6.5 Km

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Tuscany's cuisine is impossibly famous worldwide but while the savoury food is more well-known, Tuscany is also home to plenty of delicious treats, amazing pastries, tasty snacks and wonderful cakes. Many were originally and traditionally only made for special occasions and during the key religious holidays of the year such as Easter and Christmas but, today, they can be sought out and purchased whenever you want.

The seaside of city Piombino is one of the many gems that dots the Tuscan Coast. While the coast in Tuscany is not as famous as other stretches along the sea in Italy – particularly the beloved and trendy Amalfi Coast – it is equally beautiful and its towns boast incredibly untouched beaches, nature reserves, great facilities and wonderful views.

Piombino has long been a famous port town and naval base and offers all of the above. In particular, it really has the wonderful views covered with stunning vistas out onto the Tuscan Archipelago and the islands that make it up. Just find a villa rental in Piombino and come see its soul-soothing views for yourself while you have a perfect holiday in this charming Tuscan seaside resort.

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Clear water of Lo Zingaro Nature Reserve

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The name “Montecristo” probably immediately brings to mind The Count of Monte Cristo, the adventure novel by French author Alexandre Dumas that was released in 1844 and is one of the author's most popular and famous works, along with The Three Musketeers.

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