La Casa di Kuki

A few meters from the suggestive Castle of Charles V, directly overlooking the Adriatic Sea, "La Casa di Kuki" is part of the ancient medieval church of San Tommaso (XII). Meticulously furnished with recycled materials by the owner herself, it is a project that began in August 2015. The space Entirely and meticulously furnished with recycled materials, "La Casa di Kuki" is a project born in 2015 from the good taste of the owner who has always delighted in designing and devising furnishings by recovering antique furniture and objects in such a way as to give them new life and functionality. La Casa di Kuki consists of 3 rooms, 2 double bedrooms and a living room with a kitchenette, plus you can have a large private terrace with sea views. The interior is distributed as follows: •2 double bedrooms, one of which was created thanks to a mezzanine with a typical tuff vault, which is accessed through a wooden staircase, there is a protective glass balustrade and it is not equipped with a door to allow proper ventilation even on the mezzanine. Do you want to know if those who sleep downstairs hear what happens upstairs? Yes, you can hear, but you can't see, it's up to you to be skilled. (; The furnishings are carefully designed: large three-door wardrobe (size 180x55 cm), bedside tables, "weekly" chest of drawers, banquet to rest the suitcase and hang clothes, well air-conditioned in every season of the year thanks to the presence of cold-hot air conditioners and both equipped with flat-screen TVs. The price includes sheets, pillowcases, blankets, duvets and the various plaids that the house has. •1 bathroom equipped with every comfort, characterized by the enchanting Vietri sul Mare ceramic that covers both the floor and the front wall of the shower, has a hairdryer, liquid soap, toilet paper, towels and a large shower box consisting of a single sheet of anti-breakthrough glass and a rain shower, the shower is practical and spacious. The sink rests on a late 19th-century console and is "admired" by a newly restored baroque mirror. •1 living room, with a balcony equipped with a clothes drying rack, a large sofa (it is not a sofa bed), a flat-screen TV, a bookcase full of ideas for both adults and children, and a table for 6 people. The kitchenette is habitable and super-equipped, with a 1950s Smeg single-door fridge, a Nespresso machine with capsules and sugar in sachets, an electric oven and a microwave, a dishwasher, a washing machine and a 4-burner stove. Each room described above is characterized by windows or doors/windows that allow the rooms to be well ventilated, to enjoy natural light, but above all they are equipped with absolutely soundproof glass. As a result, each window and door/window is equipped with sliding mosquito nets to allow guests to take advantage of outdoor spaces such as balconies. •In addition, the house has a small corner used as a closet with detergents, vacuum cleaner, baby cot, iron, ironing board, and fan. The large terrace, which can be accessed from an external staircase close to the 3m structure, offers a priceless view of the medieval Castle of Charles V and the Adriatic Sea. It is equipped with both a kitchen with 2 burners and a table for 6 people, and an area with a sofa, armchairs, coffee table, sun loungers and shower where you can relax and sunbathe. On the terrace there are plants such as Cicas, Lemon and Bouganville that must be watered twice a week by the occupants of the property. Wi-Fi is free and is available both throughout the apartment and on the private terrace. Guest access Guests can enjoy every space both inside the house and the entire terrace above. The terrace is for the exclusive use of guests of "La Casa di Kuki". The holiday home is independent and is located on the first floor of a charming medieval building that was once the ancient Church of San Tommaso (12th century). Other things to note The house, being located in the heart of the old city, does not allow access to vehicles except for residents, ZTL. It will be possible to park in non-paid areas not far from the house, a 3-minute walk, 100 meters away. Registration Details it072030c200058671