Bagnone, Lunigiana, Tuscany, Italy

We offer a splendid stone farmhouse of about 200 square meters, finely restored with great taste. Composed on the ground floor of an entrance hall, large living room with fireplace, kitchen, Bathroom and utility room. On the first floor hallway, three bedrooms, Study with Fire-placebathroom and terrace.
Externally large porch with barbecue area and exclusive terraced garden with internal building for storage use.
Also included in the property is a plot of land of about 1000 square meters located nearby with fruit trees, vineyards and olive trees.
Very panoramic and sunny position.
The building has details that characterize it and make it unique, such as terracotta flooring with underfloor heating divided into zones, stone and wood details.

BAGNONE: Is one of the most famous and characteristic of Lunigiana. It stands on a spur of rock on the right side of the river Magra and takes its name from the stream flows at its feet. Bagnone di Bagnone is a typical Lunigiana history: it is the story of a borderland marked by the power of the Malaspina and disputed by the powers of Milan, Parma, Florence and Genoa. It is a story of ownership changes that actually have only reinforced the unique identity of the territory, over time under the domination of several gentlemen, but at the same time proudly unique and independent.
The oldest settlements in the area date back to the Stone Age, as evidenced by the discovery of some archaeological finds and Statues Stele near the nearby Treschietto and, if the first official document in which we can find a reference to the village is a bubble papal of 1124, the first traces of the village are dated around the sixth century AD
For centuries under the iron rule of the Malaspina, the Bagnonesi tried several times to escape the marquisate and return to the sphere of the Florentine Lordship (later, Grand Duchy) which acquired control at the end of the 1400s. Following the Italian Campaigns of 1796, Bagnone was annexed to the Ligurian Republic and then to the Department of the Apennines, to then pass to the Duchy of Parma. It was then the unification of Italy to establish its belonging to the province of Massa Carrara. This property is located in the heart of the historic center, in the middle of important monuments, squares, typical shops and cultural places.

BY CAR: The highway exit is only 10 minutes from this property. The city of Bagnone 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: Villafranca Lunigiana Train Station is about 10 mins away. 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.

Terra di Lunigiana was founded by William Filippi to make known, through his properties, the history of this magnificent land located between Medieval Castles, Ancient Watercourses and Millennial Stone Roads.