Historic farmhouse between Amalfi and Pompeii (sleeps 8–16)

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14 guests · 5 bedrooms · 4 baths

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The Antico Casolare Uliveto (built in 1865) is nestled in the countryside of Cava de’ Tirreni, just 4 km from the town center and the A3 highway. It enjoys a prime location with views of the valley stretching all the way to Mount Vesuvius, making it an ideal base for easily reaching the archaeological sites of Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Paestum, as well as the stunning Amalfi Coast, just a few kilometers away.

It is also located near the airports of Naples (50 km) and Salerno (35 km), as well as the Naples-Sarno International Circuit (22 km).

L’Antico Casolare Uliveto is surrounded by 50,000 square meters of countryside and offers a maximum of 16 beds and a spacious outdoor area consisting of a garden and terraces.
In 2024, the entire property was completely renovated.

There is a large garden with fruit trees, a barbecue, a marble table, a pergola, and outdoor furniture. Spacious terraces, equipped with tables and umbrellas, face the southwest side of the farmhouse, offering beautiful sunsets.

The available bedrooms are distributed as follows: 3 double bedrooms with two bathrooms—one en suite—on the first floor (garden level); 1 double bedroom + a sofa bed in the living room and a bathroom (on the first floor in the former cellars of the Antico Casolare Uliveto, a place full of charm); 1 double bedroom + a sofa bed in the living room and a bathroom (on the first floor on the south side, where you can enjoy a wonderful view—access is via a steep staircase); 1 bedroom with a bathroom on the first floor on the south side (fan).
DEPENDING ON THE NUMBER OF GUESTS, THE NECESSARY NUMBER OF ROOMS WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE.

N.B.: If you wish to have exclusive use of the entire property, you must book for the maximum number of guests (16)

The living area, the heart of the complex (garden level), includes:
• An entryway, a dining room, and a bright living room with access to a fully equipped panoramic terrace, perfect for enjoying outdoor meals with a breathtaking view;
• A historic kitchen with original 19th-century majolica tiles and a fully equipped modern kitchen with direct access to the backyard, where there is a marble dining table, a barbecue, and a wisteria-covered pergola that creates an intimate and relaxing atmosphere.
- The garden is also furnished with tables, chairs, armchairs, and a sofa.

Wi-Fi is available.

There is also a dishwasher, oven or microwave, iron, and hair dryer.
The washing machines are located outside and are shared.
Free parking is available on the premises.

In addition, we have a partnership with the Hotel Diecimare, located just 600 meters away, which allows you to access the hotel’s pool by purchasing an admission ticket.

In addition to the indoor areas, guests can enjoy the garden and terraces.

Upon arrival, you will be required to pay, in cash, the tourist tax owed to the Municipality of Cava de’ Tirreni, amounting to €1.50 per person per day (excluding children under 12).

Utilities are included in the price. Only electricity usage will be billed if it exceeds the agreed-upon amount (24 kilowatts per day). Any excess kilowatts will be charged at 0.7 euros/kW

Public transportation is available (bus 067 Cava – S. Lucia – S. Anna and 066 Cava – Pregiato – S. Anna), but we strongly recommend having your own car to explore the surrounding area.

Upon request, we can put you in touch with an external catering service offering traditional local cuisine.

CAVA DE’ TIRRENI AND THE SURROUNDING AREA:
In just a 5-minute drive, you’ll reach Cava de’ Tirreni, a charming town famous for its promenade along the Corso, lined with elegant arcades. Here you’ll find numerous cultural events, folk festivals, and food festivals that bring the town to life all year round, creating a lively and welcoming atmosphere.

Cava dè Tirreni is not just a pleasant stopover, but a place rich in history, art, and traditions. The historic center is particularly charming, with its Borgo Scacciaventi, featuring ancient medieval arcades beneath which elegant shops, cafés, and restaurants are nestled. It’s the perfect place to shop, sample local products, or simply stroll while immersed in a timeless atmosphere.

The Abbey of the Holy Trinity, founded in 1011, is one of the town’s main historical attractions. This Benedictine monastery has played a central role in the cultural and religious life of the area for centuries. Inside, you can admire frescoes, works of art, and ancient manuscripts, and visit the library and historical archive.

Events and Traditions:
Cava de’ Tirreni is also known for its vibrant cultural scene. Among the most important events is the Palio della Pergamena Bianca, a captivating historical reenactment that takes place every summer. During the festival, the town’s various neighborhoods compete in medieval contests and competitions, set against a colorful and immersive backdrop that takes visitors back in time.

In addition, the city hosts numerous festivals and events, such as Natale Cavese, with markets and live nativity scenes that enliven the Christmas season, and the Festival delle Torri, an international folklore event that celebrates folk traditions with dance and music performances from around the world.

Sports and Nature:
Cava de’ Tirreni also offers opportunities for those who love sports and nature. Surrounded by the Lattari Mountains, it is a perfect base for hikes and walks amidst nature. The Pilgrim’s Trail leads to the Sanctuary of Monte Castello, offering breathtaking views of the city and the coast.

A short distance away are some of the world’s most famous archaeological sites, such as Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Paestum—ideal for a journey into history.

VIETRI SUL MARE AND THE AMALFI COAST
Just a few kilometers from here lies Vietri sul Mare, the gateway to the Amalfi Coast, famous not only for its enchanting beaches but also for its artisanal pottery shops, renowned throughout the world.

EXPLORING THE AMALFI COAST
From Vietri, the journey along the extraordinary Amalfi Coast begins—one of Italy’s most captivating scenic routes. With breathtaking views and small villages perched on cliffs overlooking the sea, the entire area is characterized by picturesque white houses that create a particularly charming atmosphere.

Continuing along the coast, the first stop is Cetara, a small fishing village famous for its anchovies. Next comes Erchie Beach, an enchanting hidden cove with a few bars and small restaurants, perfect for a moment of tranquility. Continuing on, you’ll pass through Maiori and Minori, until you reach the small and charming town of Atrani. Here, a stop in the small square surrounded by typical Mediterranean houses and the church’s majolica-tiled bell tower offers an unforgettable experience, especially when accompanied by an aperitif and artisanal gelato.

From Atrani, the route climbs toward Ravello, a true gem of art and nature, famous for its historic villas, Villa Cimbrone and Villa Rufolo, which host a prestigious season of concerts and theatrical performances each year in a setting unlike any other in the world.

Continuing on, you’ll reach the Furore fjord, known for its annual diving competition. Here, a small beach and a picturesque cliffside trail offer a unique experience. From Furore, you can rent boats to explore hidden beaches accessible only by sea or for day trips to Capri.

Continuing along the coast, you’ll find Praiano and, finally, Positano, a true masterpiece. This picturesque village, with its narrow streets, alleys, and houses clinging to the hillside, looks like a living nativity scene. With its artisan shops, boutiques, bars, and seaside restaurants, Positano is one of the most romantic destinations in the world.

TOWARD NAPLES AND THE SORRENTO COAST
From here, you can choose to head toward Naples or continue on to the Sorrento Coast. Sorrento, Nerano, and Massa Lubrense await you with their breathtaking landscapes and enchanting atmosphere, offering an unforgettable experience that is definitely worth a visit.

Amenities

Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly

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FAQs

Is parking included with this house?

Parking is not specified as an available amenity at Historic farmhouse between Amalfi and Pompeii (sleeps 8–16). For more information, we encourage you to contact the property about where to park.

Is there a pool at this house?

We didn’t find pool listed as an amenity for this house. It may be worth double checking if a pool is important for your stay.

Is Historic farmhouse between Amalfi and Pompeii (sleeps 8–16) pet friendly?

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What amenities are available at Historic farmhouse between Amalfi and Pompeii (sleeps 8–16)?

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