Giardino del Vesuvio, situated in the heart of Terzigno, offers a tranquil and rejuvenating retreat, conveniently situated near both exploration and entertainment options. Within a mere five minutes’ drive, visitors can immerse themselves in the ancient ruins of Pompeii, while Herculaneum is accessible within fifteen minutes. Additionally, the stunning Amalfi and Sorrento Coasts are within thirty minutes’ reach, and a short twenty-minute drive transports visitors to Naples, conveniently accessible via train. Terzigno is an integral part of the UNESCO-listed Vesuvius National Park. This charming ground-floor apartment, nestled within a 19th-century edifice, underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2019. It comprises a cozy entrance/living room/kitchen area, equipped with a sofa bed accommodating two individuals, a spacious and luminous bedroom featuring a double bed, a bathroom, and a laundry area equipped with a washing machine. This property is ideally suited for couples and families alike. The expansive garden provides an ideal setting for children’s play and relaxation, complemented by a comfortable lounge area and a solarium featuring a pool (operating from 8:00 AM to 6:30 PM). Within a mere seventy meters’ proximity, an EnelX electric vehicle charging station is conveniently located, ensuring both comfort and convenience for visitors.

Giardino del Vesuvio is situated within the historic centre of Terzigno, a region renowned for its dense forest, known as “Bosco del Vesuvio,” and its captivating pine grove, the “Mediterranean Pine Forest,” spanning an area exceeding 265 hectares. Terzigno, derived from the Latin “Ter Ignis,” meaning “Three times destroyed by eruptions,” is a land steeped in legends and characterised by its extensive vineyards that extend at the foot of Mount Vesuvius. The town is situated on a gentle slope that ascends towards the plains of the Sarno River. Its landscape is highly diverse, with the western portion of the municipality occupied by the slopes of the Somma-Vesuvius volcano, which are covered in coniferous forests. Conversely, the flat area exhibits a highly urbanised appearance, featuring regular plots of land, fragrant orchards, orderly rows of vines, and small oases of Mediterranean scrub, which serve as remnants of the environment that once prevailed in the region. The municipal coat of arms, granted by royal decree and accompanied by the motto “TER IGNIS,” depicts a band with a bunch of grapes at its apex and the erupting Vesuvius at its base.