This project has been named Portoada Park. Designed to suit varied tastes, Portoada Park will offer luxurious villas with striking landscapes and direct access to a beautiful white sandy beach.
Portoada Park is one of the most exclusive villa developments in this area of Calabria, a private gated urbanization of semi detached villas nestled into ancient surroundings. Designed to suit multi-cultural tastes, this unique project will cover all aspects of your new elegant life style.
Set just a short walk from Tyrrhenian Sea and surrounded by an ancient pine and eucaplithis forest, your future home is ideally set. A gated community with several facilities, living here is designed to give you total peace of mind and privacy.
Intelligently designed to ensure you enjoy your exclusive lifestyle, Portoanda Park offers:
• A garden & forest setting with lush greenery.
• A pedestrian friendly neighbourhood with up to 7 kilometres of walking and jogging trails that wind throughout the forest
• Located in close proximity to Portoada Park, is Pizzo & Tropea incorporating a mix of residential, retail zones. Giving you easy access to piazzas with shaded trees, cafes, restaurants, international and local shopping outlets as well as entertainment venues.
• Large Communal Swimming pool.
• Tennis Court.
• Forest relaxation area
• 5 minutes walk to the beach
• 13km to Lamezia Terme International Airport
• 1 ½ hr drive from the Camigliatello Silano Ski Resort
• 15 mins from the local Marina, Vibo Marina
• 50km to Villa San Giovanni – Ferry to Sicily
Each property is offered on a freehold basis
Completion
March 2009
Villas
40% on issue of contract
60% on completion
Prices starting from €279,900
Finance Available on all Villas through our partnership with Savills Private Finance
Pizzo
One of the most beautiful and famous towns in Calabria, and one of the most picturesque areas on the southern coast, is Pizzo. The town, whose name in dialect means "cliff", is situated on a high promontory overlooking the Gulf of Sant'Eufemia on the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Pizzo, a fishing town whose fish find their way to the menus of many famous restaurants throughout Italy, was built on the ruins of Napitia, a colony of an ancient tribal group, the Focesis. It has a long, illustrious history. According to local lore, Cicerone visited and St. Peter stopped on his journey to Rome. The historical centre of Pizzo is characterized by narrow lanes and streets with many interconnecting stairways. At the intersection of many of these lanes and streets, one finds several squares, some with fountains. There are numerous palazzi (mansions) once owned by rich merchants and other members of the higher classes, with interesting architectural detail. Pizzo is fast becoming an ever popular tourist resort town thanks to its mild, sunny climate and to the stunning coastline, where there are many attractions and activities for locals and travellers alike. Many of these can be better appreciated as you lick the Tartufo gelato for which the town is justifiably famous. At lunch or dinner try a glass (or two!) of the local wine, know as "Zibibbo".
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