Homestay Nettuno

Twin house "Casa Le Terrazze". Located in a green residential area, it is a few hundred meters from the center and the main sandy beaches. Nearby Anzio can also be reached on foot and is only 60 km from the center of Rome, which can also be reached by high-frequency train from nearby train station. Florence and Naples can be reached from Rome in just an hour and a half. Just 4 km away you can board a ferry or fast ship (just over an hour) for Ponza from which you can then visit the other nearby Pontine islands. The local tourist port is only 10 minutes away on foot, a little further on the coast there is the 15th century castle, commissioned by the family of Pope Borgia and built by the arch. A. Sangallo the elder. At a distance of about a couple of km: tennis courts and bookable gyms and an international baseball stadium. On foot, in about a quarter of an hour, you can also reach the monumental Sicily-Rome American Cemetery and Memorial. For enthusiasts, sites with archaeological finds are frequent, in particular those dating back to the era of the Roman Empire. Nero, Caligula, Cicero were at home here. About three km away, at the end of a long beach and thick pine forest you can visit the ancient Tower of Astura, to which many moments in the life of Corradino di Svevia are linked. In the house: roof terrace. A few steps away are the main supermarkets (CONAD, IN's, Eurospin, PAM) On request: transfer from the airport to the holiday home and vice versa at a standard rate. The owner does not accept youth groups. Semi-detached house "Casa Le Terrazze", semi-detached, renovated in 2024. 500 m from the centre of Nettuno, 4 km from the centre of Anzio, 60 km from the centre of Roma, in the residential district, 300 m from the sea. Private: garden 200 m2 (fenced) with lawn and wildlife garden. Outdoor shower, garden furniture. In the house: roof terrace. Public parking 300 m on the road. Supermarket 500 m, railway station "Nettuno" 500 m, sandy beach 400 m. Marina 800 m. On request: airport transfer to the holiday...