Living room with kitchenette, service bathroom with washing machine area.

In the living room there is access to an outdoor patio equipped with frono, barbecue and tabolo.

Upstairs double bedroom with balcony with sea view, double bedroom with crib and balcony with sea view, bathroom with shower.

The farmhouse is perched in bosco catalano, a 10-minute drive from the beach,with a breathtaking view of the castle and the entire coastline of the beautiful beach of Roccella Ionica, which has been awarded the FEE's Blue Flag several times for the purity of its waters.It is one of the best-known beaches on the Jasmine Coast. The wide sandy shore consists of fine white sand mixed with small pebbles. Roccella Ionica is a gem located along the coast of Calabria, capturing the essence of the region's natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Roccella Ionica's waterfront is simply breathtaking. The golden sandy beaches are lapped by a crystal clear sea, perfect for those who love to swim and relax under the sun. The calm waters are ideal for families and children, offering a safe and welcoming environment. The heart of Roccella Ionica is its historic center, a labyrinth of cobbled streets that exude history and culture. Strolling through these alleys, one can admire well-preserved historic buildings and fascinating sights that tell stories of a glorious past. The Carafa Castle is a must-see attraction, with its panoramic views encompassing both the coast and the hinterland. The people of Roccella Ionica are known for their warm hospitality and welcome with sincere smiles and genuine hospitality that makes a visit even more enjoyable. Local cuisine is another highlight of the town. Enjoy typical Calabrian dishes prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Seafood dishes are particularly noteworthy, reflecting the area's rich seafood tradition. Roccella Ionica boasts a long and fascinating history dating back to ancient times. The town, strategically located along the Ionian coast, has seen the passage of several civilizations and played an important role in the history of Calabria. Roccella Ionica's origins date back to Greek and Roman times, as evidenced by the numerous archaeological finds in the area. During Greek times, the town was known as Amphisya and was part of Magna Graecia, an area colonized by the Greeks in southern Italy. In the Middle Ages, Roccella Ionica became a center of strategic importance. The Carafa Castle, built in the 13th century, dominated the town and served as a point of defense against attacks by pirates and enemy forces. The Carafa family, which ruled the town for several centuries, played a crucial role in the town's development.