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SEASIDE PROPERTIES
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L'UCCELLIERA
MONTEROSSO, CINQUE TERRA
Sleeps 6
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Monterosso is undoubtedly the most
renowned village of the Cinque Terra, and
is easily reachable by car or by train. From
Monterosso there are hiking trails to
Vernazza and Levanto, which pass through
olive groves and vineyards on hillsides and
fall straight down into the sea. They provide
a breathtaking experience for those who
have a passion for the infinite beauties of
nature, the century old traces of human labor
in terracing the vineyards, and the simple
finesse of an antique and unique architecture.
L'Uccelliera is a former hunting lodge built
at the end of the nineteenth century on a hill
just above the village on Monterosso. It is
surrounded by vineyards as well as lemon
trees, and is immersed in the scent of pine
trees and ginestra. There are outstanding
views from either side of the property, the
eastern side looks out to the Cinque Terra as
far as the island of Timo, and the western
side has a view of the Punta Mesco that
stands out from the sea. The villa is part of a
large estate that extends on two sides of a
hill cultivated with vineyards, lemon trees
and a vegetable garden. The old town of
Monterosso is just a ten minute walk away,
reachable by a footpath that goes past a
Capuchin convent. A shorter path leads
from the house to the sea.
Ground Floor: Double bedroom - Twin
bedroom - Two baths with showers) Half
bath
First Floor: Spacious living / dining room -
large kitchen
Second Floor: Bedroom with French bed and
single bed - Bath with shower - Living room
with fireplace - Two terraces
Maid service: 3 hours 1 day a week
Distances: Beach and train station - 2 kms by
road and 500 m. by trail, Corrodano - 18 kms.,
Genoa - 47 kms., La Spezia - 30 kms.
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PRICES
APR 30 - JUN 4
OCT 1 - DEC 24
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APR 16 - APR 30
JUN 4 - JUL 2
SEP 3 - OCT 10 |
JUL 3 - 16 |
JUL 16 - SEP 3 |
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$4,360 |
$4,460 |
$4,460 |
Prices and start dates subject to change without
notice.
Please check with us to confirm price and dates.
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