Rosolina Mare 628: villa that sleeps 15 people in 3 bedrooms, located in Rosolina, Veneto, Italy.

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Property Description

Property Summary
Casa "Adriana" is a two-story property with 8 apartments, offering a vacation rental experience in Rosolina, Italy. Situated conveniently near various amenities, it provides Internet WiFi, parking, and an installment plan for your convenience. With its prime location, this property ensures a comfortable and enjoyable stay.

Outdoors
The property boasts a shared natural state area with trees, fenced for your privacy. Relax and unwind in the serene outdoor space, surrounded by the beauty of nature.

Other Information
Casa "Adriana" is conveniently located just 850 meters from the center of Rosolina Mare, making it easy to explore the local attractions. It is also in close proximity to a supermarket (500 meters), a restaurant (300 meters), and a golf course (27 km). Additionally, the property offers easy access to nearby attractions like the Giardino Botanico di Porto Caleri, just 5 km away, and the picturesque Delta del Po region.

Distances and Attractions
While staying at Casa "Adriana," you can explore various nearby attractions. The property is situated 20 km from the center of Chioggia, 70 km from the center of Venice, and just 250 meters from the sea and beach. Nearby attractions include the Giardino Botanico di Porto Caleri, a botanical garden located 5 km away, and the stunning Delta del Po region, known for its natural beauty and rich biodiversity.

Location Rosolina, Veneto, Italy

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Marco Polo Airport, 42.2 Km

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