A well-equipped, well-maintained, and cosy home located in Scanzano Jonico, just a few kilometres from one of the most beautiful coastlines in the Mediterranean: the Ionian Coast of Basilicata.
The 60-square-meter home consists of a kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom; it features a small terrace and an unfenced garden.
It is located in the countryside, on the ground floor, in a quiet and well-connected area, ideal for those who want to live close to nature without sacrificing comfort; it offers a good balance between practicality and proximity to the sea.
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This charming home is located in a beautiful corner of Italy, “the Ionian Coast of Basilicata,” rarely included in mainstream tourist circuits but offering visitors sights of rare beauty and great charm: crystal-clear waters and a mild, pleasant climate, allowing for enjoyable stays for at least 6 months a year, where the heat is tempered by the breeze blowing down from the nearby hills.
The beach most beloved by tourists in the Ionian area of Basilicata is Scanzano Jonico Beach; the coastline features wide, sandy beaches with crystal-clear waters and shallow seabeds, ideal for families with children and for those who enjoy long walks along the water’s edge.
The beach, often described as golden, is lapped by turquoise waters, with some sections open to the public and others equipped with facilities.
The waters are clean and clear, among the cleanest in Italy.
The Lucanian coast—35 km of paradise nestled between Puglia and Calabria—is the perfect choice for a relaxing and peaceful beach holiday, but also an ideal starting point for fascinating and picturesque excursions to sites of exceptional interest, true natural and cultural “gems”: the Sassi of Matera (about 40 km away), a place unique in the world and an UNESCO World Heritage Site; the Metaponto Archaeological Park with its Magna Graecia temples; the WWF Nature Reserve in Policoro; the Mount Vulture volcano (a sleeping giant that hides an incredible secret); the “Flight of the Angel”; the Statue of Christ the Redeemer in Maratea; Craco, the ghost town; etc.