2 bedroom cottage GB
Liguria
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Description
Beautiful 2 bedroom property sleeping comfortably 4 in exquisite 13th century natural heritage site set in the Ligurian hills -
Only 15 km, 20 mins drive to the beautiful beaches and towns of the Italian Riviera, Alassio and Albenga. Many different stunning Italian towns and beaches to visit with Monaco only 1 hour or Portafino a couple of hours.
1 main double bedroom and bathroom en suite with bath, separate shower, toilet and sink . Second bedroom has 2 singles which 2 can be put together to create another double. Second bathroom, sink, toilet, shower. The property is made up of 2 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, living room, full kitchen and private outdoor garden and terrace with incredible mountain views. This property is very close to the communal swimming pool only for the people staying in Colletta
Within walking distance bar and restaurant on site Restaurants Scola and Gin. A short drive Da Dumme. We have a local shop a short walk. Within a few minutes drive, pharmacy, and a small selection of local food shops. Larger supermarkets ( supermacto/Fresco) within 10 KM drive.
Things to do - walking, hiking, mountain climbing, site seeing. Swimming available in the communal pool
Pool ( unheated) seasonal opening and closing is 15th May to October subject to weather
As soon as you receive confirmation of booking, please get in touch with us at the contact details provided for all check-in info.
Sleeping facilities
Rooms and Facilities
pets are not allowed
swimming pool
non-smokers only
Wifi
garden
terrace
dishwasher
washing machine
crib
This is what this accommodation offers you
sleeping facilities
Indoor area
For families
Other equipment
suitable for
Condition
Arrival/Location
Arrival and distances
beach 15 km
15 km
lake 5 km
5 km
distance to next shop 2 km
2 km
37 km
15 km
Location and surroundings of object
Step into the enchanting world of Colletta, a beautifully restored medieval borgo nestled in the picturesque hills of Liguria. Immerse yourself in the rich history of this 13th-century site, where every cobblestone tells a story.
Indulge your senses at our on-site restaurant and bar, offering delightful home-cooked Italian cuisine that captures the essence of traditional flavors. During the summer, experience the magic of local fairs and music nights, set against the breathtaking backdrop of the surrounding mountains.
Colletta's origins trace back to the 13th century, and in 1995, a dedicated restoration project breathed new life into this once-abandoned village. The restoration, led by the visionary architect Giancarlo De Carlo, focused on preserving the authenticity of the ancient settlement, utilizing original materials and building techniques.
Come and be part of the timeless charm of Colletta, where history, culture, and culinary delights blend seamlessly amidst the captivating beauty of Ligurian hills. We extend a warm invitation to explore the wonders that await you in this hidden gem.
free time activities
Guidelines
Advice by the landlord
Cancellation terms:
- Free cancellation option until 30 days before the day of arrival.
additional information:
We have washing rooms with washing and drying machines taking euros and tokens . Beautiful walks and mountain climbing
availability
free occupied arrival or departure
last updated on: 03/08/2024
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Company Maxine Broadhurst
Mrs. M. Broadhurst
Hello there! I'm Maxine, and I've been immersed in the holiday let scene for a solid 22 years now. Our gorgeous home is nestled in the hills of Liguria in a 13th century site. Both my manager and I will do our best for you to make your stay a fabulous experience . We look forward to making your stay as wonderful as the surroundings!
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listing #: 470721
Last updated: 08.03.2024
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