Description:
Situated on a hillside and within a peaceful village with panoramic views, portion of a stone building comprising three stone vaulted cellars on the ground floor; entrance, kitchen, two bedrooms, sitting room and bathroom on the first floor. Wood burning stove that provides heating, possibility to be connected to the main city gas pipes.
Filattiera has been known since Roman times, where it was an important junction between Luni, Lucca, and northern Italy. It was the center of fortifications that protected the important port of Luni from Longobard attacks. Over 100 castles dot the Lunigiana landscape, which is really three valleys cut by rivers. There are abundant hiking trails in the woods and along the ridge tops. Pristine medieval villages are tucked into hillsides. It's a wonderful and compact place area--and the Cinque Terre coastal region is only 45 minutes away to the west.
