Charm and tradition in a small hamlet

This charming stone house, dating back to the early 1900s and recently renovated, occupies the top two floors of a completely refurbished townhouse located in the medieval village built on the rock of the mountain from which it takes its name. The main entrance is characterised by a majestic wooden door that leads into a large communal hallway: here, the original materials and striking stone vaults tell the story of a bygone era. From the entrance hall, a short flight of stairs shared with another unit leads to the entrance of the house: the living area opens onto a large dining room where a beautiful wooden staircase leads to the cosy loft living room. The corridor connects the entrance to the three large double bedrooms and two bathrooms. The master bedroom, the largest, has an en-suite bathroom, while the second largest is embellished with the same charming vaults as the entrance hall. Each room is enriched by exposed wooden beams on the ceiling; in the first bedroom, the enhancement of the original vaults further accentuates the authentic charm of the spaces. The recent renovation has completely renewed the systems, while exposed stone and terracotta floors harmoniously interact with bright and elegant tones, creating a perfect balance between tradition and modern comfort. Despite its central location in the heart of the village, the house enjoys excellent exposure and a picturesque view, and is easily accessible both from the pedestrian street and from the driveway below, where parking is convenient. The property is connected to all the main urban networks — water, gas and fibre optics — and is ideal not only as a holiday retreat but also as a permanent residence, offering tranquillity and privacy without sacrificing proximity to urban centres, which can be reached in a few minutes. Thanks to its proximity to the main services and transport links to major cities, it also represents an interesting investment opportunity for tourism.