1 bedroom detached house, 228 m²

Fivizzano, Massa-Carrara (province)

Lunigiana

Climbing towards the elevated position of the village, the silhouette of Turano emerges among stone buildings, with the church tower acting as a reference point. Here, fresh springs run through the landscape and eagles can be seen overhead, within an authentic and unspoiled Apennine setting. Set within a village of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, at the edge of woodland and in a naturally sun-exposed position throughout the day, the property is defined by a strong relationship between landscape and material. The main building, approximately 140 sqm, is arranged across two levels and retains the character of traditional stone structures typical of Upper Lunigiana. The existing structure provides a solid base for a contemporary reinterpretation of space. The property requires full renovation, offering the possibility to fully redefine the internal layout and adapt it to different uses, whether as a primary residence or a second home. The property also includes an independent cellar of approximately 23 sqm and a series of external areas including courtyards and land parcels, forming an articulated extension that allows for a direct connection with the surrounding landscape. A separate outbuilding (former barn) offers further potential for recovery, suitable to be transformed into a guest house or additional accommodation space. The setting is private, at the edge of woodland, with open views and a sense of natural seclusion, while still remaining connected to the village. Fivizzano, with full services, can be reached within a few minutes by car or via a panoramic walking route. A property defined by light, material and position — to be reinterpreted as a living project in dialogue with the landscape. Important note: A development study including spatial proposals and estimated renovation costs is available.