Country House Palazzo Magno - Flat

Entire rental unit hosted by Teresa

4 guests
1 bedroom
1 bed
1 bathroom

Great location

100% of recent guests gave the location a 5-star rating.

Great check-in experience

100% of recent guests gave the check-in process a 5-star rating.

Park for free

This is one of the few places in the area with free parking.

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Historical "palazzo" dating back to the 18th century, located in the heart of the hills of the original Cilento region. Independent apartments completely reserved to guests.

The space
Independent apartment located inside an historical "palazzo" dating back to the 18th century. Lodging is located in the central square of the characteristic village of Camella, a hamlet in the municipality of Perdifumo.

Where you'll sleep

Bedroom

1 queen bed

What this place offers

Sea view

Valley view

Kitchen

Wifi

Free parking on premises

TV

Washing machine

Patio or balcony

Unavailable: Carbon monoxide alarm

Unavailable: Smoke alarm

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Guests

1 guest

4.69 out of 5 stars from 36 reviews

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Where you’ll be

Perdifumo, Campania, Italy

Palazzo Magno is located in Camella, a hamlet in the municipality of Perdifumo, easily reached in 15 minutes from the bigger Cilento hub of Agropoli, and at a mere 10 minutes from the characteristic Castellabate.
The location is close to the more frequented tourist spots in the area, yet separated enough to have preserved all the authenticity of the place.
On top of being conveniently located for visiting the most renowned tourist destinations on the Cilento coast, the small hamlet of Camella brings on its shoulders the weight of more than one thousand years of history, granting the visitor an authentic appreciation of the daily life that the locals used to live on these hills overlooking the Mediterranean sea. Tranquility and the slow passing of time between hills covered with olive trees are the signature of a holiday spent here.

Palazzo Magno has been home to an important borbonic family since the 18th century, and for a few hundreds of years it acted as a seat of power and administration for this small, ancient community.