Villa Porta Azzurro – Seafront
by Marie on May 26, 2018
– Seafront – High-quality fixtures – Close to town – Floor heating – Cooling
– Open fire – Dishwasher – Washing machine – Terraces – Garden
Max number of guests: 6
Prices:
| Jan-March | 900€/week | 1300€/month |
| April | 1100€/week | 1925€/month |
| May | 1300€/week | 2275€/month |
| June | 1600€/week | 2800€/month |
| July-Sept | 1800€/week | 3150€/month |
| Oct | 1600€/week | 2800€/month |
| Nov | 1300€/week | 1875€/month |
| Dec | 1100€/week | 1585€/month |
For longer stays, please ask for a quote
This seafront property has all the comforts in place. It was completely renovated in 2017 and has floor heating and cooling in all rooms.
It is distributed over a large kitchen/living room with panorama windows facing the sea. Downstairs are also two double bedrooms and two bathrooms – one with jacuzzi and one with a generous shower. Upstairs is a small bedroom and a spacious roof terrace.
A lovely terrace with direct access to the sea is on the seaside. A small garden and parking are at the back of the property.
The property is well-equipped, comfortable and suitable for summer and winter rentals.
To enter the property, you need to pass a low and narrow railway tunnel. For comfortable access, it is recommended that you rent a small car—an ordinary Fiat-sized car is fine.
The location is in the countryside, yet it is only 1.5 kilometers from Termini Imerese. The airport is a 50-minute drive away.
Termini Imerese
Termini Imerese is a town with about 30.000 inhabitants, located midway between Palermo and the popular tourist town of Cefalu. It was founded in year 407 BC by the Carthaginians. The name Termini Imerese is derived from the original name Thermae, due to the thermal springs, very health beneficial and reaching temperatures of up to 43 degrees. Today you can visit the thermal baths located at the beautiful Grand Hotel, combine the visit with a massage and a glass of spumante on the very panoramic terrace, and your day is done.
In Termini Imerese, you find a lovely old town and a multitude of restaurants, bars, and shops. The town is very authentic and lively, with quite a young character. Many new bars and restaurants have opened in recent years, a trend that continues. The older parts of the town consist of a wonderful maze of narrow streets, washing lines, and people who live and hang out in the alleys. The higher parts of town are newer, and here you find more cocktail bars and nightclubs.
The town beach is covered with pebble stone and is nice and well attended. Here are sun umbrellas, the possibility to rent beach chairs, a couple of cafes, bars, lifeguards, showers, a discotheque, etc. The beach is populated but never crowded. Approximately four kilometers to the west, towards Palermo, there are also many fine, sandy beaches.
Service
The town offers a wide variety of services and entertainment. Large supermarkets, small local butchers, and fruit vendors are located here. Fresh fish and seafood are available at every corner. There is also a hospital, two post offices, several restaurants, and bars.
The town has got a port and a well-maintained small-boat marina.
Communications
All trains pass and stop in Termini, and thus, there are very good connections—trains leave for Palermo more or less every half-hour. The autostrada passes, which makes it fast and easy to reach the rest of the island by car. It is a strategic location.
In town, it is difficult to find a property with a private garage. Parking is on the street, wherever you find a free spot. Mastering the art of parking in the narrow Sicilian towns requires some experience. But don’t worry—you will soon be there.
Worth mentioning
– Coastal town with beautiful, authentic old town center
– Good communications, with frequent trains to Palermo and airport
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