LA CHASCONA DI FARNESE tuff house in the village

The Chascona di Farnese is a charming medieval house from the 1600s, characterized by tuff walls, exposed oak beams and a large fireplace. "Chascona" is a term that indicates a woman with ruffled and hairy hair, a bit like mine, and is a tribute to the poet Pablo Neruda who used this nickname to refer to the writer and beloved wife Matilde Urrutia. The house is located in the village of Farnese among the characteristic and quiet alleys of the historical center embellished with flowers. The space Characteristic two-room apartment of 54 square meters located on the ground floor that has a bedroom, a bathroom with shower, a living room with kitchenette, a sofa bed, a fireplace and a dining table. Equipped with an oven, a refrigerator, a kettle, a smart TV and wifi. Complete with dishes, sheets and towels. Registration Details IT056026C275Z8XLV4