Rosanto: villa that sleeps 10 people in 5 bedrooms, located in Massa Lubrense, Campania, Italy.

Sleeps	10
Bedrooms	5
Bathrooms	3
Floor Area	150 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

150 m²

Property Description

Schiazzano 10 km from Sorrento: Beautiful, cosy terraced house "Rosanto", renovated in 2013, surrounded by trees and meadows. In a quiet, sunny position, 9 km from the sea, 9 km from the beach, located by a road, in the countryside. Private: property, large terraced garden with wildlife garden and flowers, swimming pool (above ground) (2 x 2 m, 27.05.-16.10.). Patio, terrace, garden furniture, barbecue. In the house: WiFi, washing machine. Linen change (suppl. charge extra). Towel change (suppl. charge extra). Room cleaning on request (extra). House maid on request (extra). Cook on request (extra). Bread roll service, beverage service and breakfast possible on request. Airport transfer (extra). Parking (for 3 cars) on the premises. Shop, grocery 300 m, bus stop "Schiazzano" 250 m, railway station "Sorrento" 9 km, ferry "Sorrento" 9 km, pebble beach "Marina del Cantone" 9 km, diving center 9 km. Tennis 300 m. Nearby attractions: Sorrento 9 km, Positano 15 km, Amalfi 30 km, Pompei 30 km, Napoli 60 km, Capri e Ischia. Please note: car recommended. Baby equipment on request (extra), childminding in the season (extra).

Interior Description

6-room semi-detached house 150 m2 on 2 levels, bright, renovated in 2013, cosy and romantic furnishings: open living room with TV (flat screen). 1 double bedroom with air conditioning. Exit to the terrace. 1 room with 1 bed (140 cm, length 190 cm), air conditioning. Exit to the balcony. 1 double bedroom with air conditioning. Large, open kitchen (5 hot plates, oven, microwave, freezer) with dining table. Exit to the terrace. Bath/bidet/WC, shower/bidet/WC. Heating (extra). On the lower ground floor: (exterior staircase), 1 double bedroom. Exit to the terrace. 1 room with 2 beds. Kitchen (4 hot plates, oven, microwave, freezer) with dining table, satellite TV. Exit to the terrace. Shower/bidet/WC. Heating (extra). Balcony, 2 terraces, patio, garden. Terrace furniture, barbecue, deck chairs (2), box-room. View of the sea, the garden and the countryside. Facilities: washing machine, iron, children's high chair (extra). Internet (WiFi, free). Reserved parking (fenced 3 cars). Suitable for families.

Location Massa Lubrense, Campania, Italy

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Napoli Capodichino, 32.3 Km

Read More About The Massa Lubrense Area

Five Perfect Vacation Rentals On The Amalfi Coast

The stunning Amalfi Coast is an increasingly popular tourist area and it's easy to see why. An incredible stretch of land in the region of Campania of the south of Italy, it was awarded a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its breath-taking beauty and rich natural diversity in 1997. Scattered with quaint little towns, boasting excellent beaches and even better views, it is a truly unforgettable place. We have some excellent villas in the area so, if you've always wanted to spend a perfect holiday in the area, why not browse our picks of five of the best of best among them:

1. Rusella (3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, available from €149 per night)

This charming and colourful property was renovate this year and is located less than 2km from the sea in Massa Lubrense, 8 km from Sorrento.

In the last post in this series, we are counting down our final picks of some of the best of the best vacation rentals on the Amalfi Coast on our website. There are lots of great options to choose from but these picks are characteristic examples that well and truly make the most of the extraordinary sea views, amazing sunsets, pretty seaside towns, elegant coastal cities and slower pace of life that have all made the Amalfi Coast one of Italy's most popular holiday destinations. Here are the last two of our picks...

9. Maddalena (Available from €80 per night)

This large and cosy villa is located 1km from the centre of Massa Lubrenese and 7km from Sorrento. It is situated in a quiet, sunny, elevated position that boast exceptional panoramic views of the sea, the countryside, the resort and Marina della Lobra and Naples Bay and is 2km from the beach.

Campania is famous for many things; its culinary heritage as the birthplace of pizza and spaghetti, its historical heritage with sites like Pompeii and Herculaneum, and, of course, its truly remarkable coastline and beaches. Those who find a vacation rental in Campania, therefore, will be astonished by the unbelievable wealth of things to see and do in the region. However, it really is the sun-worshippers, beach-lovers, swimmers, and water sports enthusiasts who will be best catered to by a holiday in Campania. Between the big strands fronting resort towns and cities, to the beautiful islands ringed by beaches, to the nature parks with preserved stretches of the coast that can be explored under certain conditions or with permission, to the endless little coves and bays just waiting to be explored, there are all sorts of places to come and spend time by the sea in Campania!

One of the most picturesque of all of these beaches and areas along the coast of Campania has to be the Bay of Ieranto. Unbelievably lovely, steeped in legend, and protected, this remarkable natural gem is a truly astonishing sight to behold and full of charm.

The Amalfi Coast is a famously lovely coastal area of Italy and a vacation rental on the Amalfi Coast certainly will offer plenty of opportunity to relax by the sea with a cocktail or a good book or both, to cool down in the bluer than blue waters, to enjoy a whole range of different water sports, to hike while taking in some incredible views, and to generally make the most of some spectacularly beautiful natural surroundings. However, if you have found your villa on the Amalfi Coast and you’re looking to get outdoors, get active, and to enjoy the most untouched and lovely of natural settings, then we suggest setting aside some time to explore the Punta Campanella Marine Reserve. An area of unblemished beauty, this is a highly popular diving spot that boasts some truly extraordinary sights, has great hiking routes in the area, has a flourishing and diverse flora and fauna and marine life, and is swathed in ancient myths of sirens and heroes. For adventurers planning on spending time on vacation in Campania and this part of Italy, it is definitely a must!

Sorrento is a beautiful gem of a town on the Amalfi Coast. Facing out onto the bay of Naples, it is perched atop a cliff, boasting sweeping views over the coast, at the base of which there is a busy marina. This stacking of the town gives it that distinct and picture-perfect look that lots of the towns in the area have: glittering water with bobbing boats topped by rows of colourful buildings. The charming old town is a warren of little streets and alleys that are lined with pretty historic buildings but amongst all of the pretty parts that make up this picturesque town, one of the most charming and unmissable sights and sites is the Chiesa di San Francesco and its lovely cloister. If you have found a vacation rental in Sorrento and you are exploring the town, be sure to duck in for a moment amidst your holiday wanderings and fun and enjoy a spot of tranquillity in the most fairytale-like of settings in Italy.

Located in the historic centre of the town, in Piazza Francesco Saverio Gargiulo, right next to the Villa Comunale Park, this 14th-century church with said iconic cloisters abutting it is famous for its Arabic portico and interlaced arches, which are interwoven with flowers, plants, and ornamental trees. The beautiful space is also often filled with birdsong, particularly in spring, as it is very popular amongst feathered locals.

The “Valle dei Mulini”, or “Valley of the Mills” in Sorrento, not far from Naples, is an extraordinary site. Exceptionally lush greenery surrounds as far as the eye can see and, enveloped and reclaimed by this natural beauty, are a group of ruins of mills that were active until the twentieth century and eventually abandoned in the 1940s. Now the area is hauntingly beautiful and a reminder of the power of nature and impermanent nature of the creations of men.

If you want to experience this fascinating corner of the globe for yourself, find a villa with pool in Sorrento and take a day out of a wonderful holiday to stop by and admire the site.