The ground floor of the villa has a double bedroom and a twin bedroom, a bathroom, a kitchen and a living room equipped with a fireplace, outside a large veranda for private use. The first floor has a fully equipped kitchenette, a double bedroom, a twin bedroom and a single bedroom, a bathroom with shower and a veranda for private use finely furnished. The small but comfortable annexe has a double bedroom, kitchenette, bathroom with shower and private veranda in front. The property is surrounded by a beautiful communal garden, with parking spaces and a barbecue for use on request. Guests bed linen and towels, bed cot on request. The villa is just a few meters from the beach and equipped beaches of Marina di San Cataldo, can easily reach a well-stocked supermarket run by a friendly family who will answer all your questions. San Cataldo is close to the village of Achaia, a small town that is a rare example of a fortified city. From the charming Resort Bear Tower is reached, the Alimini Lakes and Otranto characteristic, cultural political and economic center of Salento, located in the easternmost part of the coast of Italy, Borgo enclosed by the Aragonese walls with white houses and narrow streets paved with stone . Just 10 Km Lecce, the pearl of Salento, Baroque city known as 'the Florence of the South'. Has ancient origins messapiche and remains of Roman rule that blend with the refined beauty of the Baroque style, typically century. The beautiful churches and ancient palaces of the old town are built in 'local stone', a limestone malleable pier suitable for processing with the chisel. Lecce is also known for the 'night life', in fact, in the evening the narrow streets of the old town come alive and teeming with numerous restaurant business that will surely satisfy the palate of the most demanding. Anyone will find refuge in accordance with your taste and their own pockets, the route of the 'taste and fun' is within reach of everyone from teenagers to people over 40. Lecce is conveniently connected to the famous city of Gallipoli, Maglie, Castro, Tricase and Santa Maria di Leuca, whose name was given by the ancient Greeks sailors who, coming from the East, saw this place lit by the sun and therefore 'leukos' meaning white.