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Villa Bellavista

Large house with terrace
Large garden and panoramic view of the sea
Five bedrooms and one bathroom
Maksimalt plads til 8 personer

Beskrivelse

Here you could almost believe that you\'ve been sent back in time to the beginning of the last century. The furniture and floors, parts of them original, as well as the restored ceiling paintings, give the house a fine romantic charm. The furnishings are unostentatious and practical, and the long dining table and fireplace in the dining room are just perfect for larger gatherings. For those who seek peace and quiet, the old music room is ideal to retreat into and become engrossed in a book. The back door of the kitchen leads you directly onto the cosy niche on the terrace, with its long stone table underneath the grape vines. From here you can see the vegetable garden at end of the terrace and take in the fine view of the surrounding valley.

beliggenhedbeskrivelse: Chiusavecchia








A rural town on the Impero River, Chiusavecchia belonged to the bishops of Albenga and later to the Doria family and the House of Savoy, like all of the territory around Monte Arosio in the upper Oneglia Valley. It is a valley municipality situated on a wide and important road between the coast and Piedmont. The name Chiusavecchia derives from "chiusa", the Byzantine bulwark (lying on an axis with Chiusanico) that was breached by the Lombards in the seventh century. The occupation by Germanic races is witnessed by the names of places lying closest to the sea: Sarola (from the German "sala", meaning "master's house") and Gazzelli (from "gahagi", meaning "private terrain").

Vineyards, and especially olive trees, have been an important feature of the landscape for centuries in Chiusavecchia, where the ancient olive presses are still working today. Even a sanctuary has been dedicated to the olive, the Madonna dell'Oliveto, which was built in 1564 but restructured down the centuries. Besides the elegant Baroque bell tower and the organ built by Maestro Agati, there is a splendid pebbled parvis outside the church with traditional "rissoi" designs. The view from the sanctuary takes in the entire Chiusavecchia plain as far as the sea.

The parish church of San Biagio and San Francesco di Sales belongs to the Baroque period and has a curious bulb-shaped bell tower. Some fine restoration work on the interior has managed to save a wooden crucifix sculpted by an anonymous craftsman around the fifteenth-sixteenth centuries. The bridge across the Impero goes back to the late Middle Ages. The churches in the districts of Sarola and Olivastri are from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries respectively. Some roads leading out of Chiusavecchia take you through the oak woods and olive groves up to Monte Acquarone (732 m.) and to the towns of Lucinasco, Chiusanico and Torria.

Stedpartbeskrivelse: Lucinasco

Lucinasco decided to stop the clock at the time when the only resources were those of the land and when olive cultivation was a year-round occupation. Favoured by the position of the town, on the ridge between the upper and lower Impero Valley, olive-growing is still the pride of this ancient Roman landed estate. This can be seen during the olive-harvest, which is truly a ritual here: Lucinasco is perhaps the only place in Liguria where olives are still picked by hand, without the use of any instruments. This is why the Liguria Regional Council has chosen this little town with a view over the Alps and the sea as the most appropriate area for the promotion of superior-quality olive oil and the creation of an olive-growing exhibition area.

The cultural and everyday life of Lucinasco, which was a feudal estate of the Ventimiglia aristocracy, can be seen in a museum bearing the name of Lazzaro Acquarone (who was born here), which is situated in the Oratorio dei Disciplinati di San Giovanni Battista. It comprises two sections: one is dedicated to an ethnographic collection of traditional manufacturing activities, while the other is dedicated to "countryside dwellings", with a collection of everyday household objects, and religious art, with paintings and sculptures from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

You can continue your cultural visit by seeing the Romanesque church of the Maddalena, a national monument, and the mediaeval parish church of Santo Stefano, hidden away in the middle of a splendid park containing waterfalls and a lake. It is not a very difficult walk if you wish to go through Pantasina and climb up Colle d'Aggia. A slightly longer excursion takes you to Monte Acquarone and the Maddalena woodland. In July, Lucinasco holds the octopus festival. You can practise clay-pigeon shooting from June to September.

særpræge

Lucinasco was repeatedly voted as one of the 10 best(prettiest) towns in italy. The town is picturesque with a 360 degree view of the landscape.

Detaljer

  • Rum

    • 1 daglidstue
      • 8 siddeplads
    • 1 sovevælse med eneseng
    • 1 sovevælse med dobbeltseng
    • 1 sovevælse med dobbeltseng
    • 1 sovevælse med 2 enesenge
    • 1 sovevælse med eneseng
    • 1 køkken
    • 1 atelier
    • 1 WC
    • 1 bad

    Ude område

      • Grill tilladt
      • have
      • havemøbler
      • terrasse
  • Indendørs-indretning

    • radio
    • Satellit/tv
    • skorsten

    Køkkenudstyr

      • 4 pladde komfur
      • fryserum
      • mikroovn
      • køleskab
      • kaffemaskine
      • espressokogeapparat

    Forskellig

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28.08.2011 - 10.09.2011, Bernadette S. (DE)

Soweit in Ordnung allerdings nicht sonderlich gepflegt!


06.08.2011 - 13.08.2011, Catherine F. (FR)

installez une piscine installez un éclairage extérieur sur la terrasse visiter San Remo et manger au seul restaurant de Lucinasco et boire le vin du propriétaire


30.07.2011 - 06.08.2011, Christine D. (DE)

DALLA ETTA!!! Ein MUSS! Nicht nur die selbstgemachten Nudeln sondern auch das gegrillte Fleisch mit einem Bett aus Salat und Parmesan und die Familie selbst mit ihrer unglaublich freundlichen Art! - Durch meinen Bandscheibenvorfall bleiben viele vorgenommenen Ausflugsziele auf nächstes Jahr verschoben. Ja, wir möchten nächstes Jahr wieder kommen:o)


23.07.2011 - 30.07.2011, Albrecht M. (DE)

Die alte Villa ist etwas Besonderes. Bitte nicht vernachlässigen, damit alles auch erhalten bleibt.


02.07.2011 - 23.07.2011, Anna P. (DE)

Der Garten war sehr schön! Baden im Fluss kurz hinter Borgomaro, der Weg ist nicht so weit wie zum Meer!


18.06.2011 - 25.06.2011, Tilla W. (DE)


11.09.2010 - 18.09.2010, Hanno K. (DE)

war alles in Ordnung. Einmal nach Monaco zu fahren...


04.09.2010 - 11.09.2010, Juliane S. (DE)

Strand von Andora mit Kindern gut.


28.08.2010 - 04.09.2010, Siegbert S. (DE)

Terrasse und Garten waren in Ordnung und haben für uns ausgereicht. Wir hatten einen schönen Urlaub


03.07.2010 - 17.07.2010, Gert V. (BE)


19.09.2009 - 03.10.2009, Yvette E. (NL)

we had a lovely holyday.


29.08.2009 - 05.09.2009, Melanie S. (DE)


08.08.2009 - 15.08.2009, Hans-Jürgen J. (DE)

alles da! Strand/Markt in Imperia Unbedingt das Flüsschen Barbaira in Laghetti di Rocchetta Nervina


11.07.2009 - 25.07.2009, Clara S. (DE)

Draußen wäre für die Abendstunde eine Lampe hilfreich. Rein optisch wären Korbstühle o. Ä. ansprechender und zum Haus passender als die weißen Plastikstühle. Als Orte sehr empfehlenswert waren Dolcedo, Triora, Cervo, Finale Ligure. Den Schönsten Strand haben wir in Noli gesehen (klarstes Wasser) Für Wanderer: Die Besteigung des höchsten Berges Liguriens (Monte Saccharello) von dem Ort Verdeggia (?) aus lohnt sich unbedingt. Der Weg ist gut beschildert. Trotzdem lohnt es sich allgemein eine Wanderkarte zu besorgen (Maßstab 1:25.000) Imperia Oneglia ist nicht so furchtbar, wie von vielen Reisführern beschrieben, uns hat es gefallen Ein Mal mit dem Auto über den Taggia Pass! Wunderbare Ausblicke. Am Wochenende bei Familie Dino Abo ins Restaurant gehen (nur dann geöffnet, vorher reservieren), man bekommt 6-7 Gänge zu nicht mal 25?. Allerdings wird man nicht nach Vorlieben gefragt, es kommt auf den Tisch was gekocht wird. Auch da andere Lokal in Lucinasco hat leckere Gerichte. Besonderheit: Sarah Wiener hat mit einer Familieangehörigen zusammen im Fernsehen gekocht.


01.05.2009 - 15.05.2009, Boris B. (DE)

Soll so bleiben wie's ist. auto stehen lassen, Einkaufen gehen und selbst kochen, wandern und radeln danke!


08.08.2009 - 15.08.2009, Hans-Jürgen J. (DE)

Guten Tag, vielen Dank für die gute Betreuung und das schöne Haus. MfG Yvonne Hill


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