Villa Nerano

Description

From its magnificent hillside vantage point, you can take in the incomparable views of the Nerano Bay and the Amalfi Coast which make Villa Nerano so unique. Featuring a spacious terrace overlooking a swimming pool and olive groves on the lower level, this villa allows up to 12 guests to experience the delights of the Sorrento Peninsula in impressive style.
Arriving via a small courtyard, you will reach the south-facing terrace with its beautiful views of the azure ocean beyond. It's just one of some outdoor areas where you can enjoy the incredible scenery and reliably sunny weather, with plenty of spots to sit or dine.
A stone staircase leads down to the 6.3m x 3.3m infinity pool. There is also a barbecue and an outdoor kitchen dominated by massive "cotto" ceramic table on this level, with a wood-burning oven perfect for pizzas. A chef can be arranged if you would like to make sure they are 100% authentic, or if you would like a particular dinner created for your group.
Inside on the same level, you have another kitchen, a living room with a sofa-bed and a double bedroom and bathroom with shower. Back up on the terrace level, you have a spacious living room with fireplace and dining area, offering satellite TV and DVD. A traditional kitchen with all you could need leads straight out to the terrace. A double bedroom and bathroom are also found on this level.
Up on the first floor, you get some enchanting views from the double and twin bedrooms and the accompanying bathroom. The bedrooms have large windows and offer you plenty of storage space.
As if all this wasn't enough, an outdoor staircase leads you up to a roof terrace for the ultimate views in all directions. With plenty of parking, air-conditioning and Wi-Fi, everything has been taken care of at Villa Nerano – and your attentive host Piero will be happy to help with arrangements to make your stay even more spectacular.

#### Features
The Villa

Villa Nerano has 4 double bedrooms, 1 twin bedroom, 1 double sofa bed and 4 bathrooms

Lower ground floor
- Living room with two sofas, one of which converts into a comfortable double bed, plus wooden armchairs
- Kitchen, equipped with gas hobs, oven, fridge freezer, dishwasher and coffee maker (there is also a small room with a second washing machine)
- Double bedroom
- Bathroom with a rainfall shower cubicle, wash basin, toilet and bidet

Ground Floor
- Sitting room with sofas and armchairs, a lovely fireplace and a dining table and chairs
- Kitchen with five ring gas hob, oven, fridge freezer, dishwasher, microwave, kettle, toaster and coffee maker
- Two double bedroom
- Bathroom has an enclosed rainfall shower, wash basin, toilet and bidet

First floor
- Twin bedroom with built in wardrobe, desk and chest of drawers.
- Double bedroom
- Bathroom with shower cubicle featuring rainfall head, wash basin, toilet and bidet

Exterior
- Terrace with a round cotto ceramic dining table and chairs, comfortable bench and armchairs, plus a swing seat for two
- Garden with swimming pool
- BBQ area
- Outdoor kitchen with wood-fired oven
- Roof terrace
More Facilities...

- Hi-fi set
- Washing machine, ironing board and iron
- Hairdryers

#### Location
You are just a short walk from the hamlet of Torca, where you can find a restaurant and some shops selling authentic Italian foods. The larger town of Sant'Agata Sui Due Golfi is just 2km away and you're close to the peninsula's southern coast too, lined with beautiful beaches like the pretty Marina del Cantone – a favourite with locals and only 10km from Villa Nerano.
The clear turquoise waters and golden beaches are another excellent reason to visit this area along with its many cultural offerings – be they musical or cinematic events, or museums keeping the city's long and eventful history alive. All sorts of tours and excursions are available to give you the full Italian experience, to take you further afield to the islands of Capri and Ischia, or see Vesuvius or its near neighbour, Naples.
The wider area has yet more to inspire you, with the beautiful beaches and bays of the Amalfi Coast as numerous as they are delightful – those of nearby Marina di Puolo and Massa Lubrense, the legendary ‘Land of Sirens', are surely worth a trip.