Naiadi: villa that sleeps 4 people in 2 bedrooms, located in Lake Bolsena, Latium, Italy.

Sleeps	4
Bedrooms	2
Bathrooms	1
Floor Area	65 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

65 m²

Property Description

Property Summary
"Naiadi" is a modern and comfortable terraced residence offering 6 apartments. Enjoy the shared amenities, including a garden spanning 1 hectare, a swimming pool (6 x 12 m, depth 125 cm, available seasonally from May 15 to September 15), an outdoor shower, a barbecue area, and parking on the premises. It is an ideal holiday rental for those seeking a relaxing and convenient stay.

Outdoors
Immerse yourself in the tranquil outdoor spaces with a fenced 1-hectare garden and a seasonal swimming pool (6 x 12 m, depth 125 cm). Refresh under the outdoor shower or savor alfresco meals at the barbecue area. Parking is available on the premises, making it convenient for those arriving by car.

Other Information
Nearby conveniences include a grocery store and supermarket within 1 km, a restaurant just 500 m away, and thermal baths "Sorano" at a distance of 30 km. For water enthusiasts, a marina is located 1 km from the residence, while the center of Bolsena and the lake are both within 500 m, providing easy access to various activities and amenities.

Distances and Attractions
Explore the nearby attractions, including the picturesque Civita Di Bagnoregio (13 km), Montefiascone (14 km), Orvieto (21 km), Capodimonte (25 km), Marta (25 km), and Viterbo (30 km). Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of these destinations, all within a convenient distance from the residence. Located near Lake Bolsena, Italy, this property offers a prime location for exploring the region's natural beauty and historic sites.

Interior Description

Unit Layout
The property is a 3-room apartment with a total area of 65 square meters, spread across two levels. The ground floor features a living/dining room with a kitchen corner and a TV (flat screen). There is also an exit leading to the garden. The kitchen area is equipped with a kitchenette consisting of 4 hot plates and an oven. Moving upstairs, you'll find one double bedroom and another room with two beds. Additionally, there is a shower area with a bidet and a toilet.

Amenities Included
The apartment is well-equipped with essential amenities to ensure a comfortable vacation. It features electric heating and air-conditioning to keep you comfortable throughout your stay. Outdoor spaces are also available, including a terrace with furniture for relaxation. Other amenities include a washing machine, a hair dryer, and internet connectivity (WiFi). Pets are welcome, with one pet or dog allowed on the premises. To make your stay even more convenient, bedlinen, towels, final cleaning, and all energy costs are included in the rental price.

Other Information
The apartment's furnishings are described as simple and comfortable, providing a cozy and inviting atmosphere for your vacation. The property offers a practical layout, with separate areas for living, dining, and sleeping, ensuring ample space and privacy for guests. Its two-level design adds character and versatility to the living experience.

Location Lake Bolsena, Latium, Italy

Points of Interest

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Perugia, 67.9 Km

Read More About The Lake Bolsena Area

Visit The Lakeside Town Of Bolsena In Latium

Would you love an Italian lakeside vacation? Then a beautiful stay at a villa near Lake Bolsena would be ideal for you! Relax in peaceful surroundings and have an enjoyable time exploring the surrounding towns and villages of Lake Bolsena in Latium. The town of Bolsena itself is a great starting point for your scenic tourist trail.

Stay in a villa rental in Torre San Severo, only a few kilometres from Bolsena where you will be tucked into the midst of tranquil nature and beauty!

The town of Bolsena is situated on the North-west of Lake Bolsena and was built on the lower slopes of an ancient volcano. The vegetation surrounding this picturesque town is abundant due to the rich fertile soil around these parts. Delicious fruits and vegetables are grown in the local area.

Visit the ruins of an ancient Etruscan town built above Bolsena which was believed to have been called Volsinii before the Romans conquered it and evicted its inhabitants. They moved in themselves and constructed many new buildings including a grand amphitheatre. Tourists can still see the ruins of these ancient entertainment grounds today!

Lake Bolsena, one of Italy’s best kept secrets, lies on the borders of Tuscany, Umbria and Latium in Central Italy. It fills a crater of an extinct volcano which has helped to enrich its waters with a colourful marine and plant life. There is a superb range of activities to pursue around Lake Bolsena.

Go for a refreshing swim from one of several sandy beaches on the lake’s shores or rent a boat to sail around its picturesque perimeter.

Stay in a beautiful villa rental in Torre San Severo in Umbria close to Lake Bolsena where yo can experience a wealth of tourist activities and attractions

Visit the town of Bolsena, built on the edge of the lake which dates back to Etruscan times when it was called Volsini. Bolsena hosts a colourful flower festival in the summer and is famous for its exquisitely kept gardens. Read more about this beautiful place in our article, ‘Visit the Lakeside Town of Bolsena in Latium’.

Italy is no stranger to towns and attractions that look like something from a fairytale, that are so utterly picturesque and magical that is hard to believe it is real. We have seen plenty of these destinations in our journeys through this blog, particularly in areas that can be easily visited by those who book one of our villas in Tuscany. However, another impossibly charming and magical town to add to the list is a must-see for those who book a vacation rental in Latium or a holiday rental in Rome and who are looking for a truly unforgettable day-trip destination: the enchanting town of Civita di Bagnoregio.

Want to set off on a scenic adventure then why not go to explore the beautiful lake of Bolsena in Latium, a vast pool of water that filled up a dormant volcano crater over 370,000 years ago. Bolsena is the biggest town on the lake shore and can be read about in great detail in our dedicated article.

There are other stunning towns and villages around Lake Bolsena worth visiting so why not make a trail of it and hike or cycle around these little gems to see all they have to offer!

Stay in a stunning villa near Lake Bolsena where you can relax and unwind in peaceful surroundings.

The gorgeous hill town of Montefiascone in the region of Latium is a haven of history, legends and culture. Close to the beautifully scenic Lake Bolsena, this is a town full of treasures for tourists to explore.

Stay only a few kilometres away at a beautiful villa at Torre San Severo with a swimming pool. Here you can relax in lovely surroundings after a few days of exploring all the gems that Montefiascone has to offer.

Begin your day trip here with an exploration of Montefiascone cathedral. Designed by the Mannerist architect Michele Sanmicheli, this cathedral has been the victim of quite a few damages, like a ruthless fire in 1670. But it has been faithfully restored to its former glory since 1893.

As it turns out, there are recipes for so-called “drunk” chicken dishes from all over the world. China has multiple regional variations as does Italy. In fact, in Italy, many different regions and towns try to claim the dish and its origins as their own. As the case often is with such things, the true origins have long since been lost. The dish has been claimed by Friuli Venezia Guilia, Trieste, Padua, Umbria and Tuscany but, no matter the region, it is cooked in a very similar way with the same ingredients – chicken cut into pieces, red wine and carrot, celery, onion, garlic and parsley. The only difference being that the wine used needs to be from their region with Sangiovese or Chianti used in Tuscany and Orvieto or Montefalco used in Umbria. There are variations on this, of course, but the base generally remains the same wherever you go.

While the exact origins of the dish are uncertain, it is apparent that Orvieto holds it up as one of their particular specialities. As a result, if you want to taste the authentic dish as the Italians make it, you'll first need to find a holiday rental in Orvieto.

If you're unable to wait until you get there to try this delicious dish, why not try out our recipe first?