Unique Villa: Sea Access. Pool, Parking, Large Terraces, Between Positano/Amalfi

Rental basis: Entire house or apartment Number of bedrooms: 3; Number of other rooms with beds: 0 Villa la Madonnina has unique characteristics. Romantically secluded but close to the elegant Amalfi and Positano amenities, access from the road, with parking lot, sleeps 6 persons. Boxspring beds in 5* Hotel quality. For all seasons, with air condition and heating. Wide and open spaces with 2100 square feet (205 m2) indoors and large terraces 2400 square feet (240 m2). This allows each individual to find his or her own “refuge”. From the parking place you reach the villa by walking down a few steps, passing a small garden – then you are on the upper, the hibiscus – terrace, with a marble table and two hanging chairs, perfect for reading your favorite book. From here you can enter the house and walk down to the living area, which is one floor down. The large main terrace in front of the villa has a dining table and a lounge area, which are both protected by a roof. Deck chairs invite you to take a sunbath. There is also an outdoor shower. Located on the same level as the main terrace, but separated by a wall of plants there is a freshwater swimming pool (10 x 3.5 m, 32 x 11 ft.). It is long enough to swim properly. The water is purified by Ozone: great for the skin and no smell. Open: from April through October. A paved path under lemon trees leads you down to sea level. There are two private platforms with deck chairs; one has a sunroof, the other has a fresh water shower. Swimming in the sea in front of Villa la Madonnina is like swimming in a huge amphitheater surrounded by high cliffs. If you enjoy snorkeling you will be able to see a great variety of Mediterranean fish. A water taxi can pick you up there or you start an excursion along the wonderful coast to Capri with a rented motor boat or Yacht. The loggia is positioned in front of the living room like an eagle’s nest. We like to have here breakfast or enjoy a glass of wine in the evening, listening to the sea, observing the lights of Praiano and