Da Vinci Apartment_Prato All'Aia (private forest)

Entire rental unit hosted by Riccardo

2 guests
1 bedroom
1 bed
1 bath

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Located in the historic center of Corfino, the Chalet has a beautiful view of the Tuscan hills. Renovated for less than a year, the apartment is part of a residential complex with a private entrance. Equipped with all comforts, the property offers free water and breakfast for the entire stay. The position of the apartment allows fantastic excursions on foot or by bike and the possibility to reach ski resorts and parks such as the Orecchiella nature reserve

The space
the apartment is part of a private chlaet with entrance and private parking. Upon arrival for your subject the property offers free water and breakfast for your stay, giving you the opportunity to make you taste the local products. The apartment, newly renovated, offers all modern comforts with an architecture and a typical furnishing respecting tradition. In addition, the apartment in addition to having access to the private forest, has the ability to ensure the presence of bikes for excursions for the entire night (on request)

Where you'll sleep

Bedroom

1 queen bed

What this place offers

Kitchen

Wifi

Free parking on premises

TV

Washer

Patio or balcony

Backyard

Indoor fireplace

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1 guest

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Where you’ll be

Corfino, Toscana, Italy

Lucca, about an hour west of Florence, is a pretty big tourist attraction, and rightfully so. It’s a complete, walled medieval city, with the walls intact all the way around. People walk or bike on top of them and wander the streets within them. From any high point in town, you can look out to the north and see towering, rocky peaks. On a clear day, you can see more to the east. In between those is a wide, lush valley, filled with villages and rivers and wild places – the Garfagnana. Corfino is not the biggest town up there, but it is a sweet one, and it sits at the foot of one of the more visible landmarks within the Garfagnana: the Pania di Corfino (here’s an image, from parcobike.it). Near as I can tell, pania just means “high place.” Seen from below, this pania is a towering cliff hundreds of feet high – your destination for the day, if you’d like.