2 bedrooms apartment, 85 m²

Tresana, Massa-Carrara (province)

Lunigiana

In a residential area in Barbarasco, convenient to all amenities, we offer a completely renovated apartment with quality materials. Located on the first floor, it comprises an entrance hall/living room with a Klover pellet hydro fireplace insert and a terrace, a kitchen with a peninsula, a hallway, a bathroom, and two bedrooms (both with access to the terrace).
This apartment boasts details that make it unique and comfortable, including:
- 4 room thermostats with corresponding zone valves on manifolds
- MY HOME BTICINO home automation
- Load management
- Video intercom
- LED lighting
- Wired internet
- Motorized shutters
- Trial air conditioning (living room, bedroom, and bedroom)
- Central vacuum system
- Plumbing system with manifolds and individual pipes for each user
- Gas boiler on the terrace
- Solar hot water panel with 200-liter roof-mounted boiler
- Internal and terrace alarm system
- WMC system with extractors and dehumidifiers
- Motorized garage door
- Water and sink in the garage
In the basement is a spacious, exclusive garage of approximately 38 square meters.

BY CAR: The highway exit is only 10 minutes from this property. The city of Villafranca in Lunigiana 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 55 '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: Aulla Train Station is about 15 mins.

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.