Mulazzo, Lunigiana, Tuscany, Italy
€100,000
- PROPERTY TYPE
Character Property
- BEDROOMS
3
- BATHROOMS
1
- SIZE
1,808 sq ft
168 sq m
Key features
- Terrace
- Garden
- sunny
- quiet
- historic
Description
In the charming village of Mulazzo-recognized as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in Italy"-and just steps from the picturesque Piazza Dante Alighieri, we offer for sale a three-level townhouse. With a commercial area of approximately 166 sqm, the property features a private garden, spacious panoramic terraces, and ample cellar space.
The property enjoys a delightful panoramic location and offers a splendid view of the Lunigiana landscape.
The ground floor, accessible directly from the village street, comprises an entrance hall, a spacious eat-in kitchen, a laundry room, a hallway, and a large living room with access to a spacious terrace-ideal for outdoor dining and relaxation. A practical external storage room is also located on this level.
An internal staircase leads to the first floor, which consists of three bedrooms and a bathroom. One of the bedrooms features a balcony connected to a spacious panoramic terrace, offering a magnificent view of the village and the surrounding countryside.
The semi-basement level houses large, character-filled cellar rooms-enhanced by striking vaulted ceilings-along with an additional cellar space. These versatile areas could serve as storage, a tavern/recreation room, or auxiliary space.
The property is completed by a private garden of approximately 130 sqm-a rare and valuable feature for a home situated within a historic village.
Heating is independent, provided by a natural gas radiator system.
This is an ideal solution-whether as a primary residence or a holiday home-for those wishing to experience the authentic atmosphere of one of Lunigiana's most charming villages without sacrificing pleasant outdoor spaces, panoramic terraces, or convenient access to essential services.
MULAZZO: It is located in the upper course of the Magra and extends from the bottom to the Apennine buttress that separates Vara's basin from Lunigiana and culminates in Cornoviglio Mountain. It develops north of the course of the Teglia torrent, including the valleys of Mangiola and Geriola.
The village has two access doors and preserves the original structure characterized by narrow lanes. The site of an ancient castle of Liguria and of a castle of which remains only the so-called Dante tower, which remembers the presence of the poet in Lunigiana, Mulazzo is also possible to admire the ancient arches of the Malaspiniano and Piazza Dante aqueducts, dominated by the church of San Nicolò and the palace Malaspina Zini.
Mulazzo is also home to the Malaspinian Center of Studies, within which are kept unpublished documents concerning the family. In August, the BancarelVino fair is held, where a prize is awarded to the best producing company and during the same time you can taste wines from the area.
The territory of the municipality is dotted with castles and fortified villages: Montereggio, the site of the book fair, the village of Castevoli, the castle of Lusuolo, home of the Emigration Museum, the castle of Gavedo, Canossa, Campoli, where a new stella statue and Castagnetoli, famous for the production of a typical lunigian cooking tool, the text. This property is in a residential setting, served by bar, restaurants and Hotel.
BY CAR: The highway exit is only 7 minutes from this property. The city of Mulazzo 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 is about 10 mins. 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.
The property enjoys a delightful panoramic location and offers a splendid view of the Lunigiana landscape.
The ground floor, accessible directly from the village street, comprises an entrance hall, a spacious eat-in kitchen, a laundry room, a hallway, and a large living room with access to a spacious terrace-ideal for outdoor dining and relaxation. A practical external storage room is also located on this level.
An internal staircase leads to the first floor, which consists of three bedrooms and a bathroom. One of the bedrooms features a balcony connected to a spacious panoramic terrace, offering a magnificent view of the village and the surrounding countryside.
The semi-basement level houses large, character-filled cellar rooms-enhanced by striking vaulted ceilings-along with an additional cellar space. These versatile areas could serve as storage, a tavern/recreation room, or auxiliary space.
The property is completed by a private garden of approximately 130 sqm-a rare and valuable feature for a home situated within a historic village.
Heating is independent, provided by a natural gas radiator system.
This is an ideal solution-whether as a primary residence or a holiday home-for those wishing to experience the authentic atmosphere of one of Lunigiana's most charming villages without sacrificing pleasant outdoor spaces, panoramic terraces, or convenient access to essential services.
MULAZZO: It is located in the upper course of the Magra and extends from the bottom to the Apennine buttress that separates Vara's basin from Lunigiana and culminates in Cornoviglio Mountain. It develops north of the course of the Teglia torrent, including the valleys of Mangiola and Geriola.
The village has two access doors and preserves the original structure characterized by narrow lanes. The site of an ancient castle of Liguria and of a castle of which remains only the so-called Dante tower, which remembers the presence of the poet in Lunigiana, Mulazzo is also possible to admire the ancient arches of the Malaspiniano and Piazza Dante aqueducts, dominated by the church of San Nicolò and the palace Malaspina Zini.
Mulazzo is also home to the Malaspinian Center of Studies, within which are kept unpublished documents concerning the family. In August, the BancarelVino fair is held, where a prize is awarded to the best producing company and during the same time you can taste wines from the area.
The territory of the municipality is dotted with castles and fortified villages: Montereggio, the site of the book fair, the village of Castevoli, the castle of Lusuolo, home of the Emigration Museum, the castle of Gavedo, Canossa, Campoli, where a new stella statue and Castagnetoli, famous for the production of a typical lunigian cooking tool, the text. This property is in a residential setting, served by bar, restaurants and Hotel.
BY CAR: The highway exit is only 7 minutes from this property. The city of Mulazzo 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 is about 10 mins. 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.
Mulazzo, Lunigiana, Tuscany, Italy
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Distances are straight line measurements- Galileo(International)51.2 miles
- Cristoforo Colombo(International)51.2 miles
- Borgo Panigale(International)70.9 miles
- Florence(International)74.1 miles
- Linate(Local)83.8 miles
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