Detached house, 207 m²

Fivizzano, Massa-Carrara (province)

Lunigiana

Positioned within a historic setting along the route leading towards the Apennine Cerreto Pass and onwards to the city of Reggio Emilia, this independent stone house is defined by its relationship with both landscape and architecture, with open views towards a medieval castle and the surrounding natural environment. The property is located approximately 1 km from the centre of Fivizzano, allowing convenient access to services, cultural activity and everyday amenities, while maintaining a more defined and atmospheric setting. The house extends across three levels for a total of approximately 237 sqm, including main living areas, lower-ground spaces and external elements such as a veranda and panoramic terrace. The internal layout is organised as follows: At ground level, a covered entrance veranda leads into a living space characterised by exposed chestnut beams and a fireplace, alongside a separate kitchen and a bathroom. The first floor includes a double bedroom with direct access to a panoramic terrace, a second bedroom, a smaller service room and a bathroom accessible from both main rooms. The lower-ground level includes entrance space, storage areas and cellar rooms, providing additional functional capacity. The property is presented as a turnkey solution, allowing immediate use, while offering clear potential for further development — particularly through the enhancement of the lower-ground level and the extension of living areas across the terrace spaces. Externally, the house is complemented by land located across the road, bordered by a stream and a small waterfall, forming a natural extension of the property and offering the opportunity to create a landscaped garden or outdoor retreat. The immediate context is enriched by the presence of a well-regarded local locanda within short walking distance, known for its riverside setting and seasonal outdoor dining. The house is offered fully furnished and is in good overall condition, allowing immediate use while maintaining scope for light updating and spatial refinement. The surrounding landscape provides access to walking routes, rivers, natural pools and the wider Lunigiana territory, while the connection towards the Apennine pass reinforces both accessibility and geographic openness. A property defined by historic character, carefully executed recent renovation, everyday comfort, and the use of stone and chestnut as primary materials.