House under the Tower (Casa Terra)

Staying in the ancient farmhouse dating back to the 1700s is a special experience. For a stay full of that atmosphere that smells of antiquity that permeates the houses, with their stone walls, original terracotta floors, and ceilings in chestnut beams and bricks. The original furnishings have been expertly restored, blending perfectly with the most modern comforts. At Casa Terra, you will spend a vacation in complete relaxation... The space Casa Terra has 4 double bedrooms, and is great for large or group families. Our Casale 'Casa Under la Torre' is on the cover in CasAntica magazine n.57 ( January/February 2014 ) The farmhouse 'Casa sotto la torre' is located in the shadow of the medieval Clock Tower, which is still in working order. Surrounded by the greenery of the chestnut groves that encircle the entire town. (Located in the mountains) The farmhouse is divided into four large houses: 'Casa Cielo' 'Casa Terra' 'Casa Pietra' and 'Casa Il Nido' Facing completely south, their windows offer an unparalleled view, where, further down, nestled among tall fir trees, is the village's ancient parish church. Staying in the old farmhouse dating back to the 1700s is a special experience. For a stay full of an antique atmosphere of which the two houses are saturated, with their stone walls, original terracotta floors, and ceilings in chestnut and mezzanine beams. The original furniture has been expertly restored, blending perfectly with the most modern comforts. At Casa Terra, you will spend a vacation full of complete relaxation, where you will be able to breathe in the essence of this magical land. Tuscany. Historical background: The farmhouse dates back to the late 1700s and has just been restored by the owners, keeping the characteristics of Tuscan architecture intact, with exposed stone walls, handmade brick paving, and ceilings with chestnut beams and bricks. The furnishings are the original ones and the atmosphere you breathe there is that of times gone by, where the rhythm of life seems to slow down.... The first document that refers to Boveglio dates back to 757 AD. The town is enclosed within the walls and has a very rich artistic heritage, where the imposing Clock Tower stands out. In medieval times, it also served as a tower for spotting enemy armies. The current economy of the town is linked to agriculture, to the harvesting of chestnuts, which produce excellent flour, and to the development of quality tourism. Guest access Once inside the house, our guests will be able to access every part of the accommodation, with no restrictions. Other things to note It is advisable to do the shopping in the supermarkets before arriving at the house, because in the village there are no food stores, but only a bar in the central square. IT IS RECOMMENDED TO SORT THE GARBAGE PRODUCED. Outside the house, near the large gate, there are bins to organize the sorted waste: BLUE bin - plastic, cans and tetrapak BROWN bin - organic material WHITE bin - paper and cardboard GRAY bin - non-recyclable material. Registration Details IT046034C2C137PPD4