in a small hamlet: a rustic stone-built house, detached on three sides; another detached stone-built building used as a stable/barn; at the rear there is a further small stone-built structure used as a wood-fired oven;
1,700 metres of flat land surrounding the property and a further 300 metres beyond the narrow road. 

The house is spread over three floors, each measuring 60 m², and comprises the Ground Floor, which features: an entrance hall, a basement room, a bathroom and a cellar; 
First Floor: a living room with a kitchenette and one bedroom;
Second Floor: two double bedrooms, one of which has a mezzanine, and a bathroom.

The former stable/barn building is spread over two floors, each measuring 70 m².

The narrow road shown in the photograph has little traffic

the house has been recently renovated; there is still some work to be completed in two rooms.
Renovations have included: the roof, the bathroom and, in the refurbished part, the windows and doors.

all of them; the house is heated by a wood-burning stove and a pellet stove. The hot water is provided by an electric boiler and the hob is electric.

The village is situated at 700 metres above sea level; it is very peaceful and offers panoramic views, and is home to around twenty permanent residents.
The nearest village where you can do your shopping is 3 km away, whilst the district town of Bedonia is 10 km away; the nearest motorway exit is Borgotaro on the A15, a 35-minute drive away.

Near the property (500 metres away) there is a bend in the River Ceno, known as ‘Lago del Profondo’ or ‘Lago Smeraldo’ (see attached photos), where you can go for a swim.