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Holiday house Salento

5 Bedrooms

7 Bathrooms

Max. 12 guests

330 m²

Spongano

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Free cancellation

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Cancel for free up to 35 days before your arrival date.

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To request a cancellation, contact the landlord directly before the deadline expires. You can find the contact details directly in the listing.

Description

Villa Salento is an exclusive holiday villa in Puglia, completely renovated by the owners to restore the ancient architecture to its original beauty. It consists of four independent buildings, each with luxurious bedrooms and bathrooms and...

Special features

The 19th century building, typical of the area, is reminiscent of a masseria with its renovated stone and tuff walls; a huge mulberry tree shades the largest courtyard and a small lemon grove is located near...

Amenities

5 Bedrooms (1)

Max. 12 guests

330 m²

Free WIFI

Television

Pets and dogs not allowed

Swimming pool

Smoking not allowed

Ground floor

Dishwasher

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Prices

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Usage-dependent additional costs

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Host's notes

Cancellation policy

The host has not specified any cancellation conditions

Rental conditions

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Deposit: 30% of the rental price days after booking due
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Final payment: days before arrival
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Security deposit: €1,000.00

Location

Spongano

Distances

airport:93 km

doctor:1 km

restaurant:500 m

shops:500 m

water:15 km

Nearby

Our leisure tips

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Barbecue
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Culture
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Cycling
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Gym
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Hiking
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Jogging
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Mountain biking
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Museums
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Nordic walking
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Scuba diving
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Sightseeing
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Spa
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Swimming
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Water sports
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Wine tasting

Holiday destination

Villa Salento is a place where you can relax and at the same time enjoy cultural and scenic charms. The surroundings will make you fall in love with the uniqueness of Salento: from the menhirs to the rock churches, from the Baroque to the Romanesque and Norman architecture; from the karst caves to the natural parks and ancient fortresses;