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Villa Sirena – Prince Belmonte's Estate VILLA SIRENA – PRINCE BELMONTE’S ESTATE (accross the bay from the Amalfi Coast) AMAZING NEWLY REFURBISHED VILLA FOR RENT BY THE SEA, WITH POOL AND PRIVATE BEACH. SLEEPS 8 ON GROUND FLOOR AND 6 ON THE FIRST FLOOR (TOTAL 14). CAN BE RENTED SEPARATELY. VERY PRIVATE, SURROUNDED BY NATURE, WONDERFUL LOCAL COOK, BABY SITTING, MASSAGES & BOAT TRIPS AVAILABLE. When you drive through the gates of La Sirena you will realise that you have found the perfect place for your holiday. This private estate belonging to Prince Belmonte is just south of the charming small fishing village of San Marco. Magically positioned on the point which is named after the mermaid Leucosia (the Siren from Homer’s Odyssey), whose grounds include the ancient ruins of a Roman fort, and the family seaside castle and chapel, this is a uniquely private Villa. The Villa has been designed with every guest’s wish in mind: elegance, all modern comforts, housekeeper and gardener which all create the sensation of being at home. The interiors are light, spacious and chic with a Mediterranean touch. The ideal haven to be with friends and family, the Villa has undergone a complete renovation. The layout of the villa makes it perfect for large groups whilst still allowing plenty of privacy as there are 2 drawings rooms inside and 2 sitting areas outside as well. THE VILLA Details – sleeps 14 guests (in Low and Mid season the villa’s ground floor can be rented which sleeps up to 8 people) 4 double/twin bedrooms with air conditioning on the ground floor. All en suite with completely modernised large showers. 3 double/twin bedrooms with ceiling fans are located on the first floor (accessible via an outside staircase). These bedrooms share a bathroom and separate shower room. Big well equipped kitchen with dinning for 8 guests. Large drawing room on ground floor with a well stocked library, selection of board games, Sky TV, dvd’s, Ipod docking station.. Large light filled drawing room on the first floor with sky TV and Ipod docking station. Wifi on the ground floor. GROUNDS BBQ - cook some of the fresh local fish available caught the same day from the local fishing village. Swimming pool 10m x 5m sheltered by a Roman ruin located 100 metres from the villa. The pool area has a changing room and bathroom. Access to a private beach directly from the villa. Please note that this is not a sandy beach and may not be suitable for the elderly or very small children (there is a sandy beach 5 minutes drive from the villa by restaurants and a gelaterie/ice cream shop) Bocce/Boules and ping pong table. AMENITIES AND SERVICES Tennis & Water-skiing: Tennis court can be rented in the nearby village of San Marco. Water skiing can be booked. Bicycles available and hiking routes possible with stunning views in all directions from the villa - through the forest, towards the private island and lighthouse, along the seashore, or into the low hills to San Marco. (the estate is part of the Cilento National Park) Access to the stunning grounds and facilities of the 4-star Hotel Palazzo Belmonte owned by your host, the Prince Belmonte, which is located a short drive from the villa. This includes a private stretch of sandy beach and fantastic restaurant over-looking the Amalfi Coast. Concierge service for restaurant bookings and general assistance Daily maid each morning A wonderful cook is available on request who specialises in local cuisine. Menus can be discussed prior to arrival. Fresh Organic Produce: Guests are also able to have vegetable and fruit from the organic garden on the property. Delicious Olive oil (sold at Selfridges) from the property is also provided free of charge. Masseuse, yoga instructor and babysitter can be arranged on request. Boats can be rented and moored in the little harbour directly next to the villa. The large kitchen gives guests plenty of space to make scrumptious meals for all ages. Master bedroom suite with direct access to the terrace Most bedrooms can be made into either twin or double on request like the above Red room Blue bedroom Green bedroom First Floor Bedroom 1 Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Upstairs sitting room The terraces surrounding the villa are filled with scented jasmine, honeysuckle and bougainvillea. There are long comfortable cushioned sofas all along the front of the house and a separate palm covered seating area with spectacular views overlooking the sea making it a perfect place to relax and enjoy a cool drink or read a book. Candlelight and the sound of the sea gently lapping on the shore a stone’s throw away makes this a truly romantic spot. Outdoor dining area for 14 guests. Picture yourself having long mouth-watering lunches surrounded by beauty and nature. Delicious local wines, fresh fish and a huge choice of amazing vegetables & fruit make every meal memorable. Organic Vegetable garden which clients can use Outside sitting area with views over the sea, Light house and island Ground Floor First Floor Below the pine trees, guests can find many secluded areas to relax S Swimming pool 10m x 5m sheltered by a Roman ruin located 100 metres from the villa. The pool area has a changing room and bathroom. A small gate in the hedge leads you to the sun deck overlooking the sea and access to the sea. Private Sunbathing deck overlooking private beach and sea. Large sandbags have been laid to create an easy path out to sea for swimming and snorkelling in the crystal clear water. (marine reserve) NEARBY The magnificent Doric Temples of Paestum are just 30 minutes drive away. The area is home to the finest mozzarella farms in Italy – tastings and visits can be arranged In August there is a direct hydrofoil to Capri from the nearby village of San Marco, alternatively a private boat or helicopter can be arranged. PAESTUM The Amalfi Coast including the towns of Positano, Ravello and Amalfi can be reached in under two hours. Private guides and tours can be arranged on request. 12th century Certosa di Padula Naples airport is accessible in just over two hours. PADULA For further information, please call Francesca di Belmonte on +44 7940 599 249 or email [email protected], or Sofia di Belmonte at [email protected] www.puntalicosaestate.com .
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