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This brand new house lies in a very quiet area, just 400 meters from the lake of Bolsena. It features a large garden of about 10.000m2 (completely fenced) and a 6x12 meter swimming pool, all for private use of the tenant. The property has been furnished with taste. It is suitable for up to 6 people (+ baby cot on request). It has 2 bedrooms (one with double bed, the other with 2 single beds), the last 2 single beds are on loft in the living room. The entire house has air conditioning (the roof has a good and modern insulation). There are 2 covered terraces where you can eat outside and enjoy the view of the lake. Barbecue available. The public beach is about 600m away from the house. Within 1.5 km of the house are 3 different restaurants. Supermarket and other shops are located in the village of Gradoli around 4 Kms away. It is a good starting point to visit northern Lazio, Umbria and southern Tuscany or for a day to the sea (45 minutes to the sandy beaches of Montalto di Castro, 1h15 for the sandy beaches around the famous Monte Argentario).

 

DISTANCES:

ville plus proche

lac Bolsena    

Bolsena (ville)      

Orvieto             

Montalto di Castro

Todi               

Montepulciano       

Rome                

 

4 km

0,4 km

11 km

37 km

45 km

67 km

71 km

150 km

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THE BOLSENA LAKE

Lago di Bolsena is Italy's largest lake formed in the crater of an extinct volcano. The water of Bolsena is so clear, in fact, that it is completely safe to drink it. The local government has gone to great efforts to maintain the lake's natural purity; a technologically advanced purification system has eliminated the errors that might have been made before pollution-awareness was so developed. Luckily no industrial development mars Bolsena's shores, nor its views, and the gently sloping nature of the encircling land limits the amount of spill-off and soil erosion which could effect the water's transparency. The native fisherman still use the lake's water to make the local culinary specialty - a fish soup called sbrosia - a rarity to find.The lake is 12 km. long and 14 km. wide, with a maximum depth of 151 meters. The most important town on the lake is called Bolsena. Like so much of Italy, it bears the signs of almost every important period of the Italian peninsula, going back as far as the Iron Age and progressing through the times of the martyrs, catacombs and miracles and on to the Middle Ages. The Rocca Monaldeschi della Cervara sits at the top of the hill, overlooking the medieval quarter of town. The castle was built between the 12th and 14th centuries. It has been completely renovated and since 1991 has housed the Museo Territoriale del Lago di Bolsena (Lake Bolsena Territorial Museum). The museum is well laid out; each of its three floors is dedicated to various aspects of Bolsena's history, ranging from its prehistoric volcanic origins to its Etruscan-Roman period. A walk along the ramparts of the castle offers a gorgeous view of the entire lake and should not be missed. The Church of St. Christine is the town's other major site. It is a Romanesque church built in 1078 in a typical basilica style over the catacombs where St. Christine, a young woman martyred during the reign of the Roman Emperor Diocletian, was buried. From April to September, excursion boats depart Bolsena town headed for Bisentina and Martana, the islands in the lake. Both are privately owned and Martana is not open to the public, but Bisentina is an ex-summer residence of the Popes and has a large church on it. There are also seven small chapels built around the island. Don't think that Bolsena is just for history and culture buffs. It is also ideal for swimming, sailing, relaxation and dining. One of my fondest memories is having a delicious meal of grilled coregone (a local fish from the lake) at one of the many unpretentious restaurants lined up along the shore. If you happen to find one that's serving sbrosia, consider it your lucky day.

 

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Lieu: LAC BOLSENA (GRADOLI) Maison code: GRAD-6
m2: 140 Rez de chaussée: 2 terraces couvert, salle à manger/salle de séjour avec cuisine et soupente avec 2 lits simple, 1 chambres de lit avec lit double, 1 chambres de lit avec 2 lits simple, salle de bain Sous-sol: salle de bain
Places de lit: 6 + lit de bébé sur demande Chambres de lit: 2
Chambre de lit 1 Chambre de lit 2 Soupente dans le sèjour  

lit double

2 lits simple 2 lits simple
Salle de séjour / Salle à manger: 1

Cuisine: 1
Salle de bains: 2 (toutes les deux avec douche et toilet)
En outre:
Appareils :  (*= disponible dans la maison)
Réfrigérateur/congélateur: * Four: * Four à micro-ondes: Lave vaisselle: *  
Lave linge: * TV: * Satellite-TV: Sèche-cheveux: *
En outre: DVD player, cafetière (américain, moka et Nespresso), grille-pain, climatisation, Wi-fi internet accès,  mixer  
Extérieur:
Jardin cloturé et emplacement de parking Parasols, chaises et transats 2 terrasse couvert avec chaises et table
Piscine (12m x 6m  profondeur: min 1,4  max 1,4) Barbecue    
Prix par semaine in €

01/04 - 16/05

28/09 - 23/12

16/05 - 15/06

14/09 - 28/09

15/06 - 29/06

31/08 - 14/09

29/06 - 31/08

Inclus dans le prix de location
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Consomation de gaz et eau

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Changement hebdomadaire linge de toilette et draps

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Wi-fi internet accès

Suppléments et caution à payer sur place
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Electricité à consommation €.0,40 par KwH

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Chauffage à conssommation

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Dernièr nettoyage €.100

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Caution demandée: €.500

5/6 personnes +50 Euro par semaine par personne par semaine
4 personnes + bébé 1050 1200 1400 1950
2 personnes + bébé 950 1100 1300 1950

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MAISON: CASAL GRADOLI

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