Our home is our little heart, it's so old. Even the municipality isn't sure when it was built as it was built the same time as the castle (it's part of the old town walls which were erected in its defence)! It's said Napoleon sojourned there but alas, most people who live there say the same thing so I'd be happy to say it's possibly true :) There's lots of old stone, wooden floors, fireplaces and soft linens! and a gorgeous rose bush growing on its wall. Oh and a little bench right by in the entrance! there are so many things I love about it!

The Space

There's 3 bedrooms, a full bathroom, guest toilet and kitchen on the ground floor. On the first floor is another full bathroom, living room and library which also works as an extra bedroom. The kitchen opens up on the cobbled lane in front of our home and is very picturesque!
In the basement is the laundry room and garage.

Guest Access

2 floors, sometimes asymmetrical old stairs.
The car needs to be parked about 150m from the home entrance.

Features

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Fridge

WiFi

Bed sheets

Oven

Towels

Washer

Heating

Hair dryer

Iron

Dishwasher

Clothes dryer

Coffee machine

First aid kit

Fire extinguisher

Balcony

Fireplace

Toys

Travel Styles

Long term

Weekend

Family

Romantic

Foodie

Relaxing

Eco

Luxury

Village

Mountains

Beach

Hiking

House Rules

Suitable for infants under 2

Suitable for children ages 2-12

Pets welcome

No smoking

Allergens

Smoke free

Fragrance free

Dates of Availability

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Neighbourhood

It's a very quiet little village with few people living in all year round. It becomes a bit more populated in the summer months, There's great hikes in the area and you're a 10 minute drive from a cute Italian town with a lovely big piazza, great weekly market and lots of cafes and amenities.
You're 45 minutes from the beach and 50 minutes from ski slopes.

Getting to my home

Closest airports are Genoa or Turin but Milan is fine too. Car rentals are quite cheap but happy to discuss vehicle swaps for getting around, it's quite essential to have a car!

Nearest airport

Genoa - 1hr 10 minutes
Turin - 1hr 15 minutes
Milan - between 2.5-3.5 hrs based on which airport.

Getting Around

Definitely need a car! I mean you could hypothetically bike to the closest town but it would be very limiting to seeing much more. 
There's a train station in the closest town (Ceva) which easily connects you also to further places for day trips if you wanted a break from driving!