A Macchia
Peacefully set in the heart of the Nebbiu
Under ten minutes drive from the lively port of St Florent and a pleasant stroll away from a nearby restaurant, A Macchia is peacefully set in extensive grounds of over 7000m2 in the heart of one of Corsica’s most famous wine-producing regions. This good quality apartment is one of just four that share a pool in most delightful surroundings. Light, spacious and airy, with roof height ceilings and white walls, A Macchia is finished to a high standard and the apartments are well equipped with the added benefit of air-conditioning. Comfortably furnished in a fresh modern style and decorated with highlights of colour, our first floor apartment has two bedrooms and a covered terrace for those al fresco lunches. This apartment is an ideal choice for those looking for peace and quiet on their holiday whilst still being within easy reach of a sandy beach and bustling resort with a good choice of shops and restaurants.
Accommodation
Open plan living room with kitchen area, twin bedroom, double bedroom, shower room with wc, covered terrace with garden furniture.
Facilities
Shared Pool (12m x 5m), washing machine, dishwasher, television, air-conditioning.
A Macchia
By Nicola - Product Manager
Bright and airy, everything we needed from a holiday apartment. Nice quiet spot, great with the children, we'd sit on the terrace listening to the cicadas whilst they were tucked up in bed. Plenty of space for them to run around, although we needed to keep an eye on them because of the pool and the open grounds but it gave them a sense of freedom that they don't get at home. The pool is shared between the four apartments but it is large enough for everyone, the garden has a nice Mediterranean feel with lavender and thin Italian pines. The La Roya beach at St Florent is sandy but did have some seaweed at times which did deter our beach picnics but we explored the area taking a boat trip from the port to Saleccia, simply amazing and so unspoilt.
We found the apartments were in a great spot, slightly away from the hustle and bustle of St Florent, just what we needed to get away from the rat race, but near enough to pop in for 'Pizzas à emporter' or a quick bite to eat. The restaurants were reasonably child friendly and the port is fun to walk around, there was even a little tourist market when we were there. We explored some of the Cap Corse, after the effort of the steps, great views from the village and the inky black pebble beach at Nonza was surprising although a very long climb down, and something that couldn't be done if the children were smaller. 
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