Pandora (Tui150): villa that sleeps 10 people in 4 bedrooms, located in Turin, Piedmont, Italy.

Sleeps	10
Bedrooms	4
Bathrooms	2
Floor Area	300 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

300 m²

Property Description

Feature: Please note: Non-smoking house.
Situation: exclusive residential area.
Access/parking: road, narrow, winding. 4 x parking on the estate.
Estate (private use): approx. 1500 m², partially self-contained (wall, electric entrance gate), in a hillside, trees, with plants, well-kept, garden. Garden maintenance by the gardener 1 time/s per week.
Outdoor facilities(private use): balcony, reserved open space, furnishing provided (4 garden tables, 7 benches), 4 deck chairs, sunshades, transportable barbecue.

● Distances:
Center Turin in approx. 3 km. Asti in approx. 53 km.
Next shopping possibility (Turin) in approx. 2 km. Next supermarket (Turin) in approx. 3 km.
Airport Turin Caselle in approx. 20 km.
Public outdoor swimming pool in approx. 6 km.
Golf course 'I Ciliegi' in approx. 12 km.

Interior Description

detached house, 8 - 10 people, 8 room/s, 4 bedroom/s, 2 bathroom/s, approx. 300 m², 2 floor/s.
Furnishing: tasteful, well-kept, with some antique furnishings, tiled floor, cotto floor, parquet floor, stone floor.
Equipment: TV; internet access Wi-Fi (included); washing machine, iron/ironing board; gas central heating; storage room in the house.

Room layout:
Living room/bed room(ground floor): sofa, double sofa bed, fireplace (only for decoration).
Living room 2(ground floor): furniture suite.
Living room 3(ground floor): table, chairs.
Dining area: in a separate dining room, (ground floor).
Kitchen: separate (ground floor), further dining area for 10 people. Kitchen/ cooking equipment: 4 gas rings, oven, microwave oven, dish-washer, combination fridge-freezer, coffee machine, water boiler, toaster.
Bedroom 1(floor 1): queen-size bed (1.60 m wide).
Bedroom 2(floor 1): queen-size bed.
Bedroom 3(floor 1): queen-size bed.
Bedroom 4(floor 1): 2 x single bed.
Sanitary 1(ground floor): separate WC.
Sanitary 2(floor 1): bath, WC.
Sanitary 3(floor 1): shower, WC.
CIR: 00127200124

Licence or registration number:

CIR: 00127200124

Location Turin, Piedmont, Italy

Points of Interest

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Torino Caselle, 16.8 Km

Read More About The Turin Area

Sample The Classic Panna Cotta On Vacation In Piedmont

When one thinks of the culinary scene in Italy, they tend to picture hearty pasta dishes, perfect pizza, rich glasses of wine and even richer cups of coffee but the country has also produced some of the best-loved desserts in the world that foodies – especially those with a bit of a sweet tooth – should make a point to try. Nothing can compare to the authentic version of a dish made in the country from which it comes but it is also true that everything just tastes sweeter when you are on holidays! Often cited as a traditional dish from Piedmont, you should certainly make a point to try the beloved panna cotta dessert if you have found a vacation rental in Piedmont but you’re sure to also find delicious examples all over the place if you are planning a holiday in Italy!

If you’re planning a holiday that passes through the region of Piedmont between 19th April and 24th June 2015 then be sure to visit Turin to gaze upon the mysterious Shroud of Turin!

This rare ‘unveiling’ of the Turin Shroud was announced to commemorate the Bicentenary of John Bosco, an endeared priest of the 1800s.

This opportunity to see a popular ‘icon’ of the Catholic Church would be a fascinating tourist experience as the Turin Shroud is mostly sealed within a special airtight case under the altar of the royal chapel in the duomo.

The Turin Shroud is a long strip of linen cloth that marks the image of a man that bears marks of injury consistent with that of crucifixion. It is believed by many to be the shroud used to wrap Jesus in when he was removed from the cross and laid to rest in a tomb.

The surrealist painter, Giorgio de Chirico once described Turin as “the most profound, most enigmatic, most disquieting city not only of Italy, but of the world.” It is hard to imagine that he wasn't referring to the rich magical heritage of the city which sees symbols of the occult and confusing mixed messages in public monuments located at every turn. In our first and second articles on magic in Turin, we discussed the magical origins of the city and the major magical destinations. Yet, there is even more to be said! More than could be said in a few articles. However, this is a good place to start to prepare you for what you might expect once you've found a vacation rental in Piedmont and are exploring the city of Turin to take in this spooky past.

Piedmont, meaning ‘Foot of the Mountain’ is situated in the north-west of Italy and borders with Switzerland and France. This mountainous region is framed by the Alps and is a major skiing destination in the winter months. Further inland from Piedmont’s jagged high mountains are rolling hills and vast scenic valleys like Val di Susa and Val d’Ossola. Rice is grown in large quantities here across long stretches of flooded plains surrounding Novara and Vercelli.

Lake Maggiore, the second largest of the lakes in Italy draws in thousands of tourists each year. Lots of charming little towns and villages dot its shoreline and provide equipment and lessons to partake in thrilling water sports like canoeing, water-skiing, speed boating and much more!

If you ever happen to find yourself staying in a vacation rental, in Turin, make sure you take the time to visit the Piazza Castello, known as the heart of the city. The Palazzo Reale dominates the piazza but it also houses the Palazzo Madama, Teatro Regio di Torino (Opera House), Biblioteca Reale (Royal Library) and the Torre Littoria (a leftover from the fascist era). Concerts and public events are often held in the square and it connects neatly with the nearby shopping districts.

The Piazza Castello was established in the 14th century by princes of the House of Savoy who wanted a space near the city walls and castle that could host dynastic events.

Positive and Negative photos of the Turin Shroud

The Shroud of Turin is a mysterious object which has been drawing pilgrims to Turin, Italy for centuries. Much debate has always surrounded the Shroud with people wondering where it came from, how the markings on it were made, if it is Jesus Christ who is depicted and how old it is. We will, perhaps, never know the answers to some of these questions. The Shroud, however, is still fascinating for those interested in history, faith, religion and science alike. If you want to see it for yourself you could find a vacation rental nearby and make a trip to view it this year. This could be a once-in-a-lifetime trip as the Shroud is being shown in a rare exposition.

Pandora (Tui150)

Fantastic holiday home with WIFI, TV, balcony, pets allowed and parking

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Location Turin, Piedmont, Italy

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Read More About The Turin Area

Sample The Classic Panna Cotta On Vacation In Piedmont

Discover More About The Mysterious Turin Shroud!

The City Of Turin And Its Magical Past III

Piedmont, The Home Of Delicious Food And Culture

Visit The Astounding Piazza Castello In Turin

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