Rosolina Mare 623: Vacation Rental that sleeps 12 people in 5 bedrooms, located in Rosolina, Veneto, Italy.

Accommodations	3
Sleeps	12
Bedrooms	5
Bathrooms	3

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Property Summary

Welcome to house "Marcello," an inviting holiday rental spread across 2 storeys, nestled in the charming coastal town of Rosolina Mare, Italy. Ideally positioned just 200 m from the town centre, this property offers a wonderful base from which to explore the surrounding area and enjoy the natural beauty of the Adriatic coastline. The residence benefits from a shared yard in its natural state, fully fenced to ensure privacy and security, and dotted with mature trees that provide welcome shade and a tranquil atmosphere. Connectivity is seamlessly covered with Internet Wifi available, allowing guests to stay in touch with ease throughout their stay.

Outdoors

The outdoor spaces at house "Marcello" invite guests to fully embrace the relaxed pace of coastal living. The shared natural-state property is enclosed by fencing, offering a safe and peaceful environment surrounded by trees that create a verdant and restorative setting. The grounds provide ample opportunity to unwind in the open air, enjoying the gentle sea breeze and the soothing sounds of nature that define this corner of the Italian Adriatic coast.

Other Information

House "Marcello" is a two-storey property that combines comfort with a genuine connection to its natural surroundings. The shared outdoor area is maintained in its natural state, preserving the authentic character of the landscape. The fenced perimeter of the property ensures an added sense of security and seclusion for all guests during their stay.

Distances and Attractions

House "Marcello" enjoys an excellent location with a wide range of amenities and attractions within easy reach. The sea and a sandy beach are both just 500 m away, making it effortless to enjoy a morning swim or a leisurely afternoon by the water. A supermarket is conveniently located 300 m from the property, while a restaurant can be found just 200 m away, ensuring that dining options are always close at hand. The bus stop "Rosolina" is situated 10 km from the house, providing access to public transport connections across the region. For golf enthusiasts, an 18-hole golf course is located 27 km away. Among the notable nearby attractions, the Giardino Botanico di Porto Caleri lies just 5 km from the property, offering a remarkable natural reserve well worth exploring, while the celebrated Delta del Po is also within reach, presenting a stunning landscape of river channels and wildlife. The town centre of Chioggia is 20 km away, and the iconic city of Venezia can be reached within approximately 70 km, making both destinations highly accessible for day trips.

Location Rosolina, Veneto, Italy

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Marco Polo Airport, 41.6 Km

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