Handily placed near the airport in Falconara Marittima, this penthouse apartment is a delight – spacious, immaculate, homey and run by the amiable Lorenzo. Sleeping up to four people, it's kitted out with lounge and dining areas, a huge terrace and a proper kitchen with breakfast goodies. Give Lorenzo a call and he'll even pick you up from the airport.
La Mansarda di Lorenzo
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