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Villa Ulignano is a beautiful detached farmhouse set in
the foothills of the Sulmona Valley in the heart of the Abruzzo region,
known as the green heart of Italy. Self-contained within the farmhouse, is a well appointed 2 bedroom apartment for holiday
rental with views over the surrounding Apennine mountains. |
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THE APARTMENT
The apartment comprises two
bedrooms, one double and one twin with bunk beds, a shower room with WC and
bidet, an open plan lounge and
kitchen with dining table and chairs for four. The lounge has two comfortable
sofas with a TV, DVD player and CD / radio for entertainment.
The fitted kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances including a gas
hob, combination microwave/oven and fridge/freezer.
Off the main bedroom, the
balcony has stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
There is a private terrace for guests and shared use of the
farmhouse terrace and garden. A large garage provides shaded parking within the
grounds.
A service wash is provided free of charge during your stay.
Prices include
electricity, bed linen and towels.
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THE LOCATION
The self-catering apartment is under 4km from the historic
town of Sulmona, well-known for its
goldsmiths and for its "confetti," an ancient traditional sweet consisting
of candy-coated almonds.
It is only 45 mins from
Pescara beach and airport, and Rome can be easily reached in under 2 hours.
EXTRAS
There is also a travel cot, high chair, hairdryer, clothes airer, iron and
ironing board available for the apartment.
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We remind all our guests that smoking is not
permitted in the apartment.
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The Region of Abruzzo
 Sun, snow, rough mountains, sandy beaches, rivers, lakes,
ancient history, night life and fantastic food, whatever you want Abruzzo's got
it.
The Abruzzo region is located in the central part of Italy
between the Adriatic and the Apennine mountains. Abruzzo is by many
conceived as the best kept secret of Italy, since the region is not crowded with
foreign tourists.
The Gran Sasso offers excellent skiing and hiking opportunities
and in the south of the region, its clutch of national parks are a highlight of
Abruzzo, offering outstanding scenery and walking opportunities. Abruzzo is
often an overlooked region but what it offers is a real taste of Italy with the
majority of tourists of Italian origin. They come for the scenery, the vast open
spaces, the freshness of the air, the food and the warmth of the locals.
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