Name: Ambra Sole in Borgo a Mozzano - Tuscany - Italy
Brand: Micazu
SKU: 27710
Price: 120 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 9.5 (2 reviews)

1-6 persons
2 bedrooms
1 bathroom
Wifi

The Ambra Sole holiday home is a quiet place with lots of privacy that meets many wishes. It is a home that a family with children or a couple alone will feel comfortable in. You rent the ground floor which gives direct access to the swimming pool and garden. The upstairs apartment Marina Sole is intended for two people and can be rented together with the Ambra Sole apartment so that you have more space and the entire holiday home for yourself. If you would like to rent Ambra Sole together with Marina Sole, please contact us or search Micazu for 'Casa SerenVigna'. The price for renting the entire house is of course cheaper than renting the two separate apartments.

Ambra Sole has a spacious and carefully equipped kitchen, a sitting area with a wood stove, 2 bedrooms (2 single beds length 80cmx2m + 1 double bed length 1m40x1m90, also a sofa bed for 2p in the living room for unforeseen circumstances), a bathroom with toilet, bidet and shower and an individual entrance and private parking space. All rooms have air conditioning that can be individually controlled. Washing machine and dryer are available. There is plenty of room for everyone and something for everyone: various sun and sun/shade terraces, cool spots under the large tree in the garden or on the terrace next to the swimming pool to keep an eye on the children. The fence and the private swimming pool on legs (safe for two- and four-legged friends!) ensure that you can enjoy your stay undisturbed.

The holiday home is located in a rural area, which means that peace and quiet are guaranteed. It is located above the village of Partigliano. Valdottavo (valley) is also close by. You will find cafes, pizzeria, pharmacy, hairdresser, launderette, small supermarkets and a delicatessen, all 10' by car. Lucca (20') and other destinations such as Pisa (45'), Viareggio, Livorno, Cinque terre and the Versilia coast are nearby (depending on the above destinations, travel times vary from 55 to 90'). For destinations such as Florence, Siena, Pitigliano, Sorano and Sovana, etc. you prefer to take a whole day. You can also email us for a tailor-made program. We would like to, because we are fans of our region and know many nice and surprising places!

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Wij waren hier op vakantie met onze twee kinderen en twee hondjes. Het huis is prachtig gelegen, heel rustig en toch dicht...

Miguel gave a 10 1

Comfortabel vakantiehuis op heerlijke locatie. Echt een plek om er helemaal tussenuit zijn en tot rust te komen. Lucca en ...

Stefanie gave a 9.0 1

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The starting point of our search for a second home address was to enjoy everything Italy has to offer with our dogs. We sought out the hills because of the beautiful views of the slightly rougher landscape that is so typical for northern Tuscany. All this without wanting to make concessions in terms of accessibility to the many assets that cultural and touristic Tuscany has to offer.

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The swimming pool is open from July 1 to August 31 and is cleaned weekly by a professional service. The use of the swimming pool is completely free and at your own risk and is therefore not part of the rental contract. Only in the event that you cause damage to the swimming pool will you have to pay and you will be responsible for reimbursing any necessary repairs or maintenance.
Down payment: 30% upon signing the rental agreement (language: NL or EN). Remaining amount at least 4 weeks before arrival. Deposit 250 euros and 80 euros cleaning fee to be paid on arrival. Gas and water are included in the rental price, electricity at cost price depending on consumption (early 2024: €0.50/KW.). If your arrival date is within the next 4 weeks, please transfer the entire amount immediately.
If you cancel within 7 days of your stay, you will receive a refund of 50% of the reservation amount and 100% if you cancel within 30 days of your stay.

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Minimum stay 8 nights

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Minimum stay 13 nights

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Airconditioning

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Bed linen

€ 17.00

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Deposit

€ 250.00

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Final cleaning

€ 70.00

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Fireplace wood

€ 12.00

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Location & area recommendations

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A visit to the many picturesque villages in the immediate vicinity of Partigliano is definitely worth planning a day trip. From Casa Botori you drive in a few minutes to the next village Fondagno, which you have seen completely if you allow 15 minutes. From Fondagno it is about 25 minutes to Pescaglia. The center with its winding, narrow and often steep streets and alleys is an experience and definitely worth a visit. After your walk you can take a short break in the typical alimentari (grocery shop), also a village bar behind the town hall. Continue to the Località Pascoso. If you are hungry, take a seat in the Hotel-Ristorante Carnicelli's cozy dining room. Grandmother is behind the stove here and almost all the ingredients she uses come from her own garden. Here you can taste the typical, simple but oh so delicious Tuscan cuisine! From there continue to Fabbriche di Vergemoli. Here too it is worth taking a walk through the alleys towards the village square. Then continue via Gallicano to Barga and be sure to see the San Cristoforo Cathedral, the romantic streets, the remains of ancient fortifications, the Teatro dei Differenti, the Palazzo Pretorio (now the City Museum), Palazzo Pancrazi (now the City Hall), Palazzo Angeli and the many small boutiques, cafes and restaurants. Finally, your drive will take you to Castiglione di Garfagnana where the castle and impressive defensive walls are worth admiring. The hike is worth it for the spectacular view of the village and the surrounding plains and mountain ranges alone. The outward journey takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes excluding the time you allocate for the visits. The return journey via Fornaci di Barga and Borgo a Mozzano takes about 45 minutes. https://casabotorinl.wordpress.com/farniente-wandeln-en-restaurants/

Lucca can be reached in less than half an hour. Ample tourist parking spaces just outside the center are well signposted and we can also give tips on where to park for free (free and only a 5-minute walk from the Santa Maria city gate). The unique thing about Lucca is the city wall that surrounds the town (1.5 hours walk, about 6 km) and where you can go for a walk or a bike ride undisturbed. The Lucchesi themselves love nothing more! This walk also gives you an impression of the squares, towers (the one with the trees on top, Torre Guindici, you can also visit), churches and other places of interest that you can visit. A great introduction to what Lucca has to offer. For teenagers: Museo della Tortura (translation: the torture museum)....with guillotines and other terrible equipment. According to our guests who went there with their teenagers, it seems to be very educational as well as horrifying. Link: http://www.torturemuseum.it/musei-permanenti/lucca/. That way, those history lessons are really a bit different!

Tired of the pool, want to go to the beach? No problem! Versilia, the famous Tuscan coastal area, is on your doorstep. The entire Tuscan coastline is an elongated beach. Some beaches are very popular and others a little less well known, but they are generally highly prized for the fine sand, the pine trees that line the beach and the sunny climate that is not too hot because of the pleasant breeze. Italian beaches are not public by the way: you have to pay almost everywhere for a spot on the beach (a beach chair and an umbrella are included in the price). "Unattended" beaches are rare and often unguarded, but we do know a few spots, so don't hesitate to ask! Some popular seaside resorts: Lido di Camaiore (at +/- 50 min.) is the small seaside resort in Camaiore between Viareggio and Marina di Pietrasanta. It is a popular place with many shops and restaurants. Viareggio (54 min), harbor and coastal town with 4 free beaches located in the Regional Natural Park. Many Italians spend their holidays here themselves. Marina di Pietrasanta (58 min) is the seaside resort of Pietrasanta and has some of the best beaches in the area which are rarely overcrowded (including a free beach). Forte dei Marmi (59 min) is a must for anyone who likes to be around the glamorous rich and artists and want a day of 'bling bling'. Fiumaretta di Ameglia and Ameglia are a little further north (1h10) and belong to the province of Liguria. At the mouth of the Magra you will find picturesque beaches and harbors and charming, undiscovered restaurants such as Il Pilota in Fiumaretta. Recommended!