Villa Fulgatore: villa that sleeps 14 people in 7 bedrooms, located in Fulgatore-Torretta, Sicily, Italy.

Sleeps	14
Bedrooms	7
Bathrooms	8
Floor Area	400 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

400 m²

Property Description

Villa Fulgatore is located in Trapani, in the district Fulgatore (less than a kilometer from the Highway junction of Trapani-Palermo), perfectly integrated in a rural setting, surrounded by orchards, olive groves, from the garden of the house and vineyards of fine quality ideal for those looking for the real Sicily, for its vivid colors and intense perfumes.

The sea is just over 20km and offers you the possibility of visits to the beaches in no time.

The large plot is available to guests with gardens and private pool fenced for child safety.

The Villa is the ideal holiday home for a large group of people.
There are many parking spaces available.
WIFI internet and air conditioning throughout the villa.

Interior Description

The Holiday Villa is made of two floors. At the ground floor there are some rooms, the large living room, kitchen and bathroom.
At the first floor there are the other bedrooms, including a large "family suite" with two separate bedrooms and a comfortable terrace with views over the countryside and Erice.

The rooms are equipped with:
• king size bed (with possibility of extra beds, up to four people);
• bathroom with shower;
• window or a balcony with views of the countryside (in some rooms even on Erice);
• TV and independent air conditioning system;
• disabled access.

It takes only a few minutes by car or at least an hour, to reach all major tourist destinations in western Sicily, like the archaeological park of Segesta, famous for the Temple and the Theatre, which is less than 10 km and can be reached in 10 minutes.

Among the services included in the price there are towels and bed linen, final cleaning.
• solarium and swimming pool with separate children's pool;
• playground facilities and open spaces;
• rental bikes and mountain bikes;
• guided tours of the farm (farm, vineyard, olive trees, artificial lake, etc.).
• baby cot (additional cost € 30.00 a week);
• internal car parking;
• dinner on request;
• transfer service from / to airport (Trapani and Palermo);
• Partner car hire agency, with take / delivery also at the airport;
• guided tours to the most important tourist and archaeological attractions (Segesta, San Vito, Erice, etc..)
• internet Wi-Fi (in room and common areas).

Location Fulgatore-Torretta, Sicily, Italy

Points of Interest

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Palermo (Pmo), 62.5 Km

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