Perfect hideaway for persons, which are looking for seclusion, relax and silence, and at the same time don't want to give up the"Dolce Vita" in the CENTRE OF ROME with all its cultural events.
Being high up results in cool breezes in the summer providing a perfect climate, both outside during the day and inside at night.
Plenty of natural shade in the garden.
Long drive from the road to the house provides peace and quiet and good security.
LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! ROME...
A City to fall in love with!. Only 60 minutes away, It has all the history, art, music, architecture etc to last a lifetime!
The Open Air Opera at Terme di Caracalla is to die for!
Independent villa, surrounded by 2,000 sqm of garden, composed by: access from paved entrance, great porch, living room with fireplace, big eat-in kitchen with a door directly to the terrace over the other window, hallway, two bedrooms, large bathroom, utility room inside and one exterior masonry, window shutters and fixtures in aluminium with double glazing, double mosquito nets, water direct to the Acea, underground storage tank with pump, artesian well and covered car parking.
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The optimal location for lovers of the sea, given its proximity, for those who love to live in a quiet area.
The main shops are nearby, going down by shuttle.
By train, You need only 40 minutes to go to Rome from Santa Marinella.
The train to Santa Marinella leaves from several of the train stations around Rome: Roma Termini, Ostiense, Trastevere, or San Pietro. The train's final destination will read either Pisa or Civitavecchia, and it leaves twice every hour.
The access consists of a driveway that allows you to enter the property with the car and to park in the garden, or in the private garage
Santa Marinella's main beach is so close to the train station that all you have to do is follow the swimsuit-wearing crowd and you'll find it, a small bay with perfectly clear water.
In Italy, there are two options (if you're lucky) for enjoying the beach. First, there's the stabilimento with its umbrellas and sun beds that must be rented for the afternoon.
Stabilimenti sometimes offers a shower and a changing cabin too. Or second, there's the public part of the beach where you can park your towel wherever you want on the sand. Many beaches offer both, and rightly so, as sometimes it's impossible to see the sand for all the umbrella posts.
Santa Marinella has both, but on a whole, it has more stabilimenti and less public space than most beaches.
On either end of the bay's lovely cusp, small sections of sand have been cordoned off for the people (and one feels somewhat jilted going there as the water isn't swimmable on one side, and you are expected to lie on rocks on the other-or rent a bed for 10).
But there are plenty of stabilimenti to choose from
All that swimming and lounging in the sun has no doubt made you hungry. And while you're on the beach and its summer, the most obvious answer your stomach is to eat some seafood. Santa Marinella abounds with seafood restaurants where the fish is much fresher (and cheaper!) than in their counterparts in the city.
The Small Tourist Port of Santa Marinella is placed in a suggestive setting with an ancient sense, the Castle Odescalchi standing out in the background.
The whole area enjoys a mild weather most of the year and the clear waters of the sea. In summer, from the Mounts of Tolfa, a thermal current goes down, making the waters of Santa Marinella an ideal dock for sailors who want to enjoy a calm sea, sun and wind. The seabed is rocky and teeming with fish and in the port, many clubs for scuba divers can be found.
The port is placed in the heart of the old town of Santa Marinella, within walking distance from the city centre, among shops of any kind specialised in artisan and typical food products, everything fitting into a very pleasant historical and architectonical c
