Family villa equipped feet in water with magnificent views 30 minutes from Ajaccio. With family or friends. 14 beds.
Weekly rental from Saturday to Saturday! For all special requests, do not hesitate to contact us!
The villa for rent in southern Corsica is ideally located by the sea: go down a dozen steps and you have your feet in the sand for a perfect holiday at Golfu di Lava!
DESCRIPTION OF THE HOUSE
1 triple bedroom (double bed + single bed) - Reversible air conditioning (cooling in summer / heating in low season)
2 double bedrooms (double bed) - Reversible air conditioning (summer cooling / off season heating)
1 dormitory: 2 bunk beds + 1 single bed (old refitted garage) - Reversible air conditioning (cooling in summer / warming out of season)
2 bathrooms
2 toilets
1 separate bedroom with a double bed, its bathroom and WC (old refurbished garage) - Ceiling fan.
1 large living room with bar & mezzanine - Reversible air conditioning (cooling in summer / warming out of season)
A kitchen with 2 refrigerators, 1 freezer, 1 oven, 1 microwave, 4 gas hobs, 1 filter coffee machine
A large terrace with awning
Outdoor barbecue
External shower to rinse (cold water only)
Garden facing south, villa by the sea, no vis-à-vis, breathtaking view!
THE LAVA GULF
Located in southern Corsica, half an hour by car north of the Gulf of Ajaccio, between the tip of Capo di Feno and that of Pelusella, the Gulf of Lava (Appietto) is open to the West. The coast consists of a large sandy beach, while at the ends of the south and northwest shores, there is a rocky coast dotted with small creeks.
The road ends in a dead end, there is not much passage.
Local shops in the village: grocery store, bakery, newspapers, restaurants 5 minutes walk.
The beach of Lava reserves for the sportsmen and simple amateurs of leisures, a host of nautical activities: diving, course of veil, water ski, and also excursions in jet ski.
Rent a house in southern Corsica ideal for family, children and friends.
Rent a villa by the sea with private access to the beach.
