La Posta Di Cadimare - Chill in the Mezzanine Bedroom at a Former Post Office

Laze in the sun with views of the pine forest and the sea on the spacious terrace filled with plants and fragrant flowers. Kick back in the vibrant yellow mid-century armchair, then sip an aperitif or two on the cozy enclosed terrace at sunset In winter, the house is very welcoming because it is heated by a completely ecological bioethanol stove. It is possible to follow different paths that from Cadimare, Marola and other nearby places reach Campiglia, a village overlooking the sea. CITRA CODE:01 1015-LT-0061 The post office is a small, completely renovated house, which was in the past the post office of the town of Cadimare. Despite being a structure of about 40 square meters, it is divided into a large room divided into well-organized and intimate rooms where there is a comfortable double sofa bed. There is also a large loft with a double futon and a well-equipped walk-in wardrobe. The entrance room leads to a spacious bathroom with a comfortable shower and to the kitchen, small but equipped with all comforts. Leaving the kitchen you enter a pretty brick garden, and through a staircase, to a large terrace that occupies the entire upper surface of the house itself; furnished with plants and flowers; under the umbrella or under the sail you can eat or simply sunbathe enjoying the spectacle of the town with its pine forest and the sea. The post office is a small, completely renovated house, which was actually the post office of the town of Cadimare in the past. Although it is a space of about 40 square meters, it is divided into a large room divided into well-organized and intimate rooms where there is a comfortable double sofa bed. There is also a large loft with a double futon and a well-equipped walk-in closet. From the entrance room you can access a spacious bathroom with a comfortable shower and the kitchen, small but equipped with all comforts. Leaving the kitchen you enter a pretty brick garden, and through a staircase, to a large terrace that occupies the entire upper surface of the house itself; furnished with plants and flowers; under the umbrella or under the sail you can eat or simply sunbathe enjoying the spectacle of the town with its pine forest and the sea. Large rooftop deck for our guests and a nice brick garden. A large, fully equipped rooftop terrace and a lovely brick garden are available for guests to use. I will be at the disposal of our guests in case of need. I am available to our guests if needed In the Cadimare area, it is possible in the summer to take ferries that go to Portovenere and the island of Palmaria, an interesting and natural place to visit by making the complete tour or passing from one bank to another, very attractive for trekking enthusiasts. In addition, tourist fishing and diving can be practiced. It is possible to easily reach La Spezia and the opposite part of the gulf with its beautiful villages San Terenzo, Lerici, Tellaro ... or head towards La Lunigiana ... Free parking along the road, and a bus stop. During the summer: ferry from Cadimare to Portovenere. Free parking along the road, bus stop. During the summer, there is a ferry service to Portovenere. Cadimare is the westernmost fraction of the Gulf of Poets in the territory of La Spezia, on the Napoleonic road that leads to Portovenere. In ancient times it was separated from Marola by a strip of land, on which the Tower of San Gerolamo was located. In the sea in front of the village sprang a vast pool of drinking water of about six meters in diameter, then obstructed due to the military works that affected the area. Via della Marina is the main street of the village, crossed by the typical alleyways with houses leaning against each other and the church of Nostra Signora del Pianto, originally an 18th-century oratory. The town of Cadimare is a typical village with a marina, from which in the months of June, July and August, there are ferries to Fezzano, Le Grazie, Portovenere and the Isola della Palmaria. In a short time and by sea, it is possible to admire and swim in some of the most beautiful places in the Gulf. In Cadimare you can also taste the typical dishes in the various excellent restaurants of the place. Cadimare is the westernmost hamlet of the Gulf of Poets in the La Spezia area, on the Napoleonic road that leads to Portovenere. In ancient times it was separated from Marola by a strip of land, on which the Tower of San Gerolamo was located. In the sea in front of the village, a vast pool of drinking water about six meters in diameter gushed out, then blocked due to the military works that affected the area. Via della Marina is the main street of the village, crossed by the typical carruggi with the houses leaning against each other and the church of Nostra Signora del Pianto, originally an 18th-century oratory. The town of Cadimare is a typical village with a small tourist port from which in the months of June, July and August, steamboats depart for Fezzano, Le Grazie, Portovenere and the Island of Palmaria. In a short time and by sea it is possible to admire and swim in some of the most beautiful places in the Gulf. In Cadimare you can also enjoy the typical dishes in the various excellent local restaurants. It is possible to follow different paths that from Cadimare, Marola and other nearby places reach Campiglia, a small village overlooking the sea. Passing through wooded places and in the typical Mediterranean vegetation at a certain altitude but always accompanied by the splendid marine vision, you can reach Portovenere and the Cinque Terre. The interesting and beautiful island of Palmaria can be traveled around by going from one bank to the other. It is possible to follow different paths that from Cadimare, Marola and other nearby places reach Campiglia, a small village overlooking the sea. Passing through wooded places and in the typical Mediterranean scrub at a certain altitude but always accompanied by the splendid marine vision, you can reach Portovenere and Le Cinque Terre. You can travel around the interesting and beautiful island of Palmaria by going around it or passing from one shore to the opposite one. The space The post office is a small, completely renovated house, which was in the past the post office of the town of Cadimare. Despite being a structure of about 40 square meters, it is divided into a large room divided into well-organized and intimate rooms where there is a comfortable double sofa bed. There is also a large loft with a double futon and a well-equipped walk-in wardrobe. The entrance room leads to a spacious bathroom with a comfortable shower and to the kitchen, small but equipped with all comforts. Leaving the kitchen you enter a pretty brick garden, and through a staircase, to a large terrace that occupies the entire upper surface of the house itself; furnished with plants and flowers; under the umbrella or under the sail you can eat or simply sunbathe enjoying the spectacle of the town with its pine forest and the sea. The post office is a small, completely renovated house, which was actually the post office of the town of Cadimare in the past. Although it is a space of about 40 square meters, it is divided into a large room divided into well-organized and intimate rooms where there is a comfortable double sofa bed. There is also a large loft with a double futon and a well-equipped walk-in closet. From the entrance room you can access a spacious bathroom with a comfortable shower and the kitchen, small but equipped with all comforts. Leaving the kitchen, you enter a nice brick garden,  and through a staircase, to a large terrace that occupies the entire upper surface of the house itself; furnished with plants and flowers; under the umbrella or under the sail you can eat or simply sunbathe enjoying the spectacle of the town with its pine forest and the sea. Guest access Large rooftop deck for our guests and a nice brick garden. A large, fully equipped rooftop terrace and a lovely brick garden are available for guests to use. Other things to note Cadimare is the westernmost fraction of the Gulf of Poets in the territory of La Spezia, on the Napoleonic road that leads to Portovenere. In ancient times it was separated from Marola by a strip of land, on which the Tower of San Gerolamo was located. In the sea in front of the village sprang a vast pool of drinking water of about six meters in diameter, then obstructed due to the military works that affected the area. Via della Marina is the main street of the village, crossed by the typical alleyways with houses leaning against each other and the church of Nostra Signora del Pianto, originally an 18th-century oratory. The town of Cadimare is a typical village with a marina, from which in the months of June, July and August, there are ferries to Fezzano, Le Grazie, Portovenere and the Isola della Palmaria. In a short time and by sea, it is possible to admire and swim in some of the most beautiful places in the Gulf. In Cadimare you can also taste the typical dishes in the various excellent restaurants of the place. Cadimare is the westernmost hamlet of the Gulf of Poets in the La Spezia area, on the Napoleonic road that leads to Portovenere. In ancient times it was separated from Marola by a strip of land, on which the Tower of San Gerolamo was located. In the sea in front of the village, a vast pool of drinking water about six meters in diameter gushed out, then blocked due to the military works that affected the area. Via della Marina is the main street of the village, crossed by the typical carruggi with the houses leaning against each other and the church of Nostra Signora del Pianto, originally an 18th-century oratory. The town of Cadimare is a typical village with a small tourist port from which in the months of June, July and August, steamboats depart for Fezzano, Le Grazie, Portovenere and the Island of Palmaria. In a short time and by sea it is possible to admire and swim in some of the most beautiful places in the Gulf. In Cadimare you can also enjoy the typical dishes in the various excellent local restaurants. It is possible to follow different paths that from Cadimare, Marola and other nearby places reach Campiglia, a small village overlooking the sea. Passing through wooded places and in the typical Mediterranean vegetation at a certain altitude but always accompanied by the splendid marine vision, you can reach Portovenere and the Cinque Terre. The interesting and beautiful island of Palmaria can be traveled around by going from one bank to the other. It is possible to follow different paths that from Cadimare, Marola and other nearby places reach Campiglia, a small village overlooking the sea. Passing through wooded places and in the typical Mediterranean scrub at a certain altitude but always accompanied by the splendid marine vision, you can reach Portovenere and Le Cinque Terre. You can travel around the interesting and beautiful island of Palmaria by going around it or passing from one shore to the opposite one. Registration Details IT011015C27NKMIVE8