An Atmospheric Townhouse on Elba Island
Situated within the original medieval walls that used to surround the center of the village, the interiors of this unique townhouse feature original hand-painted frescoes from the early 19th century, colorful majolica tiles, and rustic oak timber ceilings that lend an ambiance of history.
Located above the coast not far from the most famous beaches of the island including Cavoli Fetovaia and Marina di Campo, it's also very close to the slopes of the Mount Perone natural parkland and the best of the natural beauty the island has to offer.
Entering directly from the main piazza, this vacation home rental in Tuscany is situated in the heart of Sant'Ilario village. Fully furnished with all modern comforts and colorful design accents, the small apartment includes three double bedrooms and two bathrooms in majolica tiles, a bright living room, and a small kitchen well equipped with high-end appliances.
Overlooking the sea and far from the traffic and the noise of tourism, the location is ideal for people who want to enjoy the flavor of living in an authentic medieval village, surrounded by nature and Mediterranean landscapes.
ELBA
Famous as the island of exile following Napoleon's downfall, Elba is more than one footnote in history (although the two residences where he lived in Portoferraio and San Martino are big draws).
The largest in the Tuscan archipelago, it's situated between the Tyrrhennian and Ligurian seas just a short ferry ride from the coastal town of Piombino.
Surrounded by crystal clear turquoise waters with protected coral reefs, rugged green interiors including the highest peak of Monte Capanne, and breathtaking landscapes, it's a natural paradise.
The island's rich cultural history dates back to Etruscan times with many majestic remnants and Roman fortifications remaining with contributions from the famous Medici's.
The main port town of Portoferraio is one of the oldest in the region and is the main entry point but there are charming villages along the coasts including Bagnaia, Marciana and Porto Azzurro where the tight winding streets are perfect for exploring on foot.
During the summer months, you can zip over to neighboring Corsica, Capraia and Piana islands for day trips.
LOCATION
Sant'Ilario, Elba Island, Tuscany, Italy. Nearest Airport: Marina di Campo Nell'Elba (5km). The island is serviced by multiple ferries from Piombino on the mainland.
