7 bedrooms house, 190 m²

Pontremoli, Massa-Carrara (province)

Lunigiana

Just 2 minutes from Pontremoli, in the area of Casa Corvi, we offer this charming Stone House of about 190 square meters. partly restored. The restored property is composed on the ground floor of a characteristic vaulted cellar used to place wine-makers and salamis to season. On the first floor of Terrace stone, kitchen, living room, two bedrooms and bathroom. Tavern with an antique fireplace, with independent access and two cellars. In the back part (but connected to the rest of the house) Stone House (already stacked House) to be restored internally and composed on the ground floor by Two Cellar, on the first floor by terrace which leads to five rooms with exposed roof.
Pitch with exclusive parking space and garden of about 150 square meters.
Autonomous heating.

PONTREMOLI: Is a city crisscrossed by rivers with ancient bridges. The Piagnaro Castle dominates the city. Inside the museum of stone statues. This apartment is located in the main street, with many shops a few meters away.

BY CAR: The highway exit is only 5 minutes from this property. The city of Pontremoli is located about 55 minutes from Parma, 25 'from La Spezia and Massa, 45' from Viareggio-Sestri Levante-Chiavari, Cinque Terre, 90 'Milan-Bologna-Brescia- Casello Nervi / GE. For ski lovers, around 35 'is Zum Zeri, or in one hour you can reach Cerreto Laghi (RE)

FLIGHTS: Parma (G. Verdi) airport is about 55 ', Pisa (Galileo Galilei) about 50'. Bergamo (Orio al Serio) is about 2 hours away.

BY TRAIN: Pontremoli Train Station can be reached on foot. Rich in connections, it also allows you to reach the seaside resorts in no time.

This property is situated in Lunigiana, the northernmost part of Tuscany.
A region full of mystery, surrounded by hills, woods and chestnut oaks, vineyards, olive groves overlooking the famous Apuan Alps. Each village is rich in history and monuments and castles to visit. Nature trails (Hiking, Horse, Mount bike) and the famous Via Francigena, which connects with ancient Rome.