Basilicata Villa Villa - Marina di Pisticci Pisticci Italy

Villa - Marina di Pisticci

...ref.no: 888

Accommodation (Self Catering Villa, sleeps: 8)

Kitchen oven gas hob fridge freezer	Bedrooms 4 bedrooms 4 double beds 1 sofa bed	Bathrooms 3 bathrooms 3 shower rooms 3 toilets	Dining 4 tables 14 chairs
Laundry washing machine	Entertainment tv(terrestrial)	Outdoors private garden table & chairs barbecue parking

This villa is really something special since it is situated in Marina di Pisticci as close as it's possible by the beach. It's the last property before the pine forest that is prohibited to take down in this special region.

It has a walking distans of about 15 minutes to reach the beach and a wonderful countryview
It's closest neighbour is a hourse stable and it's around 700 m away from restaurants and a bar open all year around.
The villa has a floor space of 170 sq metres with two floors that are divided in two housing.
The ground floor is composed of a flat with a floor space of ca 30 sq metres that consists of a kitchen and dining room, one bedroom, bathroom with shower and a terrace with roof.
The second part of the ground floor, ca 55 sq metres, consists of a big living room with fieplace, kitchen and a bathroom with shower.
The first floor consists of three bedrooms, one bathroom and a balcony with a small roof.

The whole property has been restored in 2004-2005, completely furnished and is fenced all round with a garden of ca 2300 sq metres.

Locality (close to: Pisticci)

Nearest Facilities

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Marconia
Marina Di Pisticci
Marina Di Pisticci

Metaponto
Bari Or Brindisi

under 5k
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Riva Dei Tessali
Neighbour

over 20k
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This is a land with open nature free from tourists and contamination.
It doesn’t matter if you as a visitor has a curiosity of exploring and travel over mountain tops and hills that offer breathtaking and unusual panoramas, or if you want to see cities full of history.
Not to forget all untouched seaside towns with clear water and never ending beaches of fine, golden sand where the Greeks came in the VIII.
Wherever you travel in Basilicata you will explore something new every time.
As when you find a new small and picturesque town on the top of that hill that you didn’t know about before. You get to know new people and new local specialities in a small restaurant without paying a fortune.
When you drive down on the other side of the hill there is a new type of landscape, sometimes it looks like a moon landscape with the hills made of clay, sometimes like Toscana and you never know what will wait for you after the next crest.

This is the only region in Italy that has two names, Basilicata or Lucania, with Basilicata officially recognized nowadays. In older times the name Lucania was used and it is believed to come from the Latin Lucas either because it was a woody land or because it was populated by the Liky (an ancient people from the Anatolia). The first documentation of the name Basilicata has been found from 1175 and it probably originated from the name Basiliskos, a Byzantine administrator.

Basilicata lies next to Campania in west, Puglia in north and east and Calabria in south. It has “two seas”, “Mar Tirreno” and “Mar Ionio” both with the classical picture of the Italian seaside.

Villa - Marina di Pisticci Picture Gallery (click to enlarge)