Patri 11 B: villa that sleeps 6 people in 2 bedrooms, located in Comacchio, Emilia Romagna, Italy.

Sleeps	6
Bedrooms	2
Bathrooms	1
Floor Area	45 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

45 m²

Property Description

Beautiful, comfortable, cosy house with 2 apartments "PATRI 11/B", built in 1980, renovated in 2001.

Washing machine (private use).

Access & Parking: parking by the house, private parking. All-season motor access to the house. Car recommended. Situation: on the outskirts of LIDO DEGLI SCACCHI, quiet position by the sea. View from the apartment of the garden.

Surroundings of the house: garden (private use, fenced), swimming pool (shared use), barbecue (private use).

Facilities and distances: shop 1 km, grocers 1 km, supermarket 1 km, restaurant 1.2 km, swimming pool 50 m, sandy beach 1.1 km, subway/train 50 km. Please note, nearby is a motorway in 60 km, main road in 3 km, railway line in 50 km and ein airport/airfield in 80 km.

Interior Description

3-room house for 6 people, 45 m2, on the ground floor, comfortable and cosy furnishings.

Living/sleeping room with satellite TV, dining-table and dinette. Smoking allowed. 1 double sofa bed.

Sleeping room with 1 double bed. Sleeping room with 1 bunk bed.

Kitchen-/living room with 4 hot plates, dining table, fridge and deep freezer.

Bath/shower/WC and bidet.

Terrace furniture.

Other equipment: washing machine.

Location Comacchio, Emilia Romagna, Italy

Points of Interest

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Aeroporto di Bologna "Guglielmo Marconi" - Terminal B, 82.0 Km

Read More About The Comacchio Area

5 Reasons To Plan A Vacation In Comacchio

While the region of Emilia-Romagna is famous for towns like Ferrara, Ravenna, Bologna, and Modena, among others, there are obviously some lesser-known gems that are well worth exploring, particularly if you want to get away from the regular tourist crowds. One such destination is the charming town of Comacchio, known as the, “Little Venice,” of Emilia-Romagna. Located 3km from the coast in the Po Delta, 50 km from Ferrara, 35 km from Ravenna, and 110 km from the actual Venice, a villa in Comacchio offers both the chance to enjoy a beautiful, peaceful hidden gem while still being able to take day trips to some of Italy's most famous and incredible cities and to spend days exploring the wonderful beaches and seaside fun of Emilia-Romagna.

A lagoon town, steeped in history, swathed in sea air blowing in from the coast, Comacchio is now known as the capital of the Po Delta Park and boasts endless architectural gems, seven nearby beaches, and pretty canals. Best visited between April and mid-October, when the weather is pleasant enough to enjoy all of the outdoor and seaside charms of the destination, there is an endless list of things to see and do while on vacation in Comacchio . Here is our guide to some of the highlights!

If your next Italian holiday brings you to the enchanting city of Ferrara in Emilia Romagna then make it a priority to tour around the beautifully preserved Castello Estense!

This huge building is framed by four corner towers and began construction long ago in 1385. One of these towers was unfortunately damaged by an earthquake that hit Ferrara in 2012 but it’s being restored.

Stay at a lovely holiday villa rental in Emilia Romagna where you can visit Castello Estense among many other attractions in this beautiful region!

The historical centre of Ferrara in Emilia Romagna holds many treasures which is why in 1995, it thoroughly deserved its awarded place on Italy’s UNESCO World Heritage Site list. Glorious palaces, majestic churches and other buildings dating back to the 14th and 15th centuries still remain beautifully preserved here.

Tourists can choose from a great selection of stunning accommodation in the area luxury villa in Emilia Romagna where you can relax after a fun day of exploration.

Ferrara grew to become a major Renaissance city in Italy thanks to a wealthy sponsor called Ercole d'Este I.

After the Medici family, this man was one of the greatest sponsors of this era and did great work in flourishing the city with rich decorative buildings, artworks and fascinating cultural sites.

The great art cities of Italy hold untold numbers of extraordinary masterpieces from sculpted pieces brought to life by Michelangelo in astonishing anatomical detail, to crumbling experimental frescoes by da Vinci, to iconic characters painted by the likes of Botticelli, and much more besides. Every medium and subject can be accounted for, millennia of art movements are represented, influence from all over the world can be felt. This is no more true in any other place than Ravenna, where you will find several churches that are like the most beautiful jewellery boxes, adorned with utterly breath-taking mosaics. So, if you book a vacation rental in Emilia-Romagna be sure to visit this stunning and unique art city in Italy to take in her astounding artistic heritage and dazzling works…

Ravenna city in the region of Emilia Romagna in north-eastern Italy is a haven of art and beauty! Nicknamed ‘The Mosaic City’, the many religious buildings, palaces and monuments of the city are adorned with intricate mosaics for you to admire. Stay in a lovely holiday villa in Ravenna where you can relax after a wonderful day of discovering the history, art and culture of the area.

There are eight incredible UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Ravenna for you to explore including early Christian monuments like the Baptistery of Neon, the Basilica of Sant ‘Apollinare Nuovo and the Mausoleum of Theodoric. These eight sites of interest would make an excellent starting point in your tour of Ravenna!

The famous Master poet of Italy, Dante Alighieri held the city of Ravenna close to his heart. He even mentioned it in his masterpiece poem, The Divine Comedy. Dante is buried in a beautiful little tomb in the city that tourists can visit.

The mosaics of Ravenna entered the common parlance and radars of a very large audience in 2013 when Dolce & Gabbana used prints of some of the works of art in their garments. However, the Byzantine mosaics created in the city in the 5th and 6th centuries have always been one of its distinguishing features and one of the things that it is most well-known for.

Even today, it is still one of Italy's greatest producers of mosaics.

If you are interested in art or are fond of awe-inspiring church interiors that glitter like jewellery boxes then find a vacation rental in Ravenna and see them for yourself.