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Villa Paradiso is an historic complex (XV cent.) inside of which the careful recovery of the annexed courtyard has transformed the old rural courtyard into a splendid Relais composed of 15 large and beautiful apartments. Golf, pool and SPA are just a whisper away... the peace too.
The charming village of Rosciano, is set between both the Maiella and Gran sasso national parks a typical Italian village, with local tradition very much at its heart, which has a beautiful medieval tower and local bars, shops, restaurants, wine cantinas and an olive press.
Fishing-paradise! 'Motje' is a typical 18th century farmhouse that has been converted into a charming, self-catering cottage. Set amongst bocage trees occuping 987m2, on the outskirts of Saint-Bomer-les-Forges. The cottage has spectacular views from the Kitchen, Living room and Bedrooms.
The country house Maharač in Kamno has three large apartments (90, 110 and 90 m2 m2) for max 18 persons. The house has several terraces and a large (1000m2), childfriendly garden with privacy and a great BBQ. Maharac is a perfect startingpoint for relaxation and all possible outdoorsports!
Award winning, self-catering Somerset Farm holidays near Burnham on Sea.
Luxury lodges, log cabins in our 7 acre Somerset holiday farm, nr Burnham on Sea. Choose from 8 luxury log cabins (enjoy a change from caravan or B&B!) for your self-catering farm holiday in Somerset.
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The Villa is Close to the sea and the mountains, in Walking distance to all amenties. Large Swimming pool, many terraces in sun and shade, quiet and exclusive Urbanisation, beautiful garden, Furnished to a high standard with air conditioning and wifi in all rooms.
