Casetta-Belvedere Charming residence with sea view

"Casetta-Belvedere" is part of an ancient 17th-century villa, built in a splendid position on the Vomero hill. Quiet, with a separate entrance and terrace overlooking the sea, the delightful house is a short walk from the metro and funiculars The space A small, very functional and comfortable house, it comfortably accommodates two people but, if necessary, also 3 with the sofa bed in the living room. It is located in the beating heart of the Vomero and at the same time sheltered from the noise of the city. Its location will ensure silence and tranquility for your relaxation in the oldest and most fascinating private villa of Vomero overlooking the sea. Guests will be enchanted by this magical place with the convenience of accessing the city's beautiful places in no time. It consists of a room with a French double bed and an adjoining terrace with a beautiful sea view ideal for romantic dinners or breakfasts in the morning, a living room with a double sofa bed and balcony, kitchen and two bathrooms with shower. The fully equipped kitchen is available. Guest access - Independent entrance - Living room with sofa bed - Fully equipped kitchen - Bedroom with French double bed - 2 bathrooms with shower - Wi-Fi Internet -Air-conditioning - Washing machine - TV Optional services: parking inside the villa upon request before arrival - to be confirmed Other things to note The house is easily reached by car (Vomero exit from the ring road) and has parking. Villa Belvedere was the residence of the Carafa Princes of Belvedere and over the centuries it was visited by, among others, King Ferdinand of Bourbon and Queen Maria Carolina in 1792 for the birth of Princess Elisabetta and in 1813 by Joachim Murat, then King of Naples. The villa still preserves frescoes and paintings by Luca Giordano and his school. The house is easily reached by car (vomero exit from the ring road) and has parking. Villa Belvedere was the residence of the Carafa Princes of Belvedere and over the centuries it was visited by, among others, King Ferdinand of Bourbon and Queen Maria Carolina for the birth of Princess Elisabetta in 1792 and by Joachim Murat, then King of Naples, in 1813. The villa still preserves frescoes and paintings by Luca Giordano and his school. Historic Bed and Breakfast palazzo napoli naples Registration details IT063049C2D7ET98MS