Casa Catarelli

Apartment in the heart of the vineyards, with private access to the sea. The space Welcome to Domaine Catarelli, a sanctuary of serenity nestled between Patrimonio and Farinole, with private access to the sea just 150 meters away. A secret retreat where the scent of grapes mingles with the sea breeze, offering you an authentic and soothing Corsican escape. The Space This 80 m² apartment, extended by an 80 m² panoramic terrace, offers the perfect setting to enjoy Corsica in complete privacy. Bright, spacious, and tastefully decorated, it blends Mediterranean charm with modern comfort. Ground Floor A welcoming living room with dining area, opening onto the terrace. A fully equipped kitchen (oven, microwave, electric hob, coffee maker…). A master bedroom with double bed (160x190 cm) and private bathroom (shower & WC). Mezzanine A separate bedroom with double bed (140x190 cm). A bathroom with shower & WC. An open sleeping area with two single beds (90x190 cm), ideal for children or friends. Bed linen and towels provided Private parking included Private sea access (150 m) An Exceptional Setting Picture mornings filled with birdsong and the scent of sun-warmed vines. Days spent swimming in secret coves, exploring Cap Corse, or wandering through the charming villages of Nonza and Centuri. As evening falls, the golden light of the sunset bathes the terrace — a glass of Patrimonio wine in hand, gazing at the sea. Included Services Air conditioning & heating Bed linen and towels Internet access Private parking Gatherings or parties are not permitted, to preserve the peace and privacy of the estate. What We Love The quiet luxury of a wine estate with private sea access. The spacious terrace overlooking vineyards and coastline. The proximity to Saint-Florent and its dream beaches (Lotu, Saleccia). The sense of total escape, between sea, vines, and sunlight. Close your eyes… You’re in Corsica, where nature whispers softly, the sea hums below, and every evening turns into a timeless memory. Welcome to Domaine Catarelli, where land, wine, and sea meet.