Villa Queen is a beautiful vacation villa with shared pool located in Lecce, in large garden. It offers up to 4 beds. Present air conditioning, washer, dryer, wi-fi internet with smart working station.
Description
Villa Queen is a vacation villa with 4 beds, large garden and shared pool, located in Lecce, the city of Baroque.
The modern and cozy solution is equipped with air conditioning, washing machine, dryer, wi-fi internet, smart working station, electric oven, microwave, coffee maker, hair dryer, TV and mosquito nets.
Villa Queen is fully fenced, equipped with a swimming pool, outdoor shower and parking space. The pool is in common use with the owner, who lives on the estate.
Villa Queen, 4-bed vacation home with shared pool in Lecce.
An automatic gate provides access to Villa Queen. The outdoor spaces are large, with several areas dedicated to relaxation and amenities.
The pool is surrounded by green lawns, is surrounded by sun loungers and equipped with outdoor showers with hot and cold water. The pool area is shared with the owners of the villa.
The interior of Villa Queen has an entrance into a hallway. On either side of the hallway are 2 air-conditioned double bedrooms, served by 2 shower rooms. In one room there is also a crib.
The living area consists of a furnished living room with dining area, sofa and TV, and with an open kitchen.
From the living room you can go outside, under the pergola equipped for outdoor dining: an exclusive area.
The rest of the outdoor areas are shared with the owner.
The surroundings of Villa Queen in Lecce
Villa Queen is located on the northern outskirts of Lecce, along the road leading to the beautiful beaches of Torre Chianca and Spiaggiabella. The location makes it easy to reach the center of Lecce and all its architectural beauties.
The historic center of Lecce is famous for its Lecce stone, splendid churches and Baroque-style palaces, beautiful squares, the Roman amphitheater in Piazza Sant'Oronzo, the Castle of Charles V, the ancient gates to the historic center and the city walls, as well as its cultural ferment.
