U CASEDDU DE CHARME

This beautiful, charming home was converted from a sheep barn nestled between the sea and the mountains. Built entirely of granite stone, it features exposed Laricio pine beams and other high-quality materials. Every detail has been carefully considered to ensure that modern amenities blend seamlessly with period furnishings, so that guests can enjoy unforgettable moments together in the peaceful countryside. One bedroom is decorated in neutral tones; the fully equipped kitchen features ample light-wood cabinetry and everything you need. The living room, furnished with a sleeper sofa and a TV, opens onto a terrace surrounded by a garden and offering views of the mountains.<br>Our town is the most populous in the Taravo Valley. It is also one of the most important transport hubs in the southern part of the department. From here, coming from Ajaccio, you can head towards the beaches of the lower Taravo, the mountains at the head of the valley, towards Alta Rocca and Bavella, or towards Propriano, Sartene, and Bonifacio—in short, it’s practically a must-stop. The village is located at the foot of Mount Saint Pierre, whose mountain range completely dominates the region. On a clear day, you can see Ajaccio and the coast of Sardinia. You can reach it via the Col de Saint Eustache on Departmental Road 420 towards Aullène. Ask at the snack bar there, and they’ll point you towards all the trails leading to the peaks. The distance is relatively short, the slope is manageable, the wild boars are harmless, and the view is breathtaking. Just a quarter of an hour away, Filitosa offers a glimpse into 8,000 years of human history, following in the footsteps of the first Corsicans. A jewel of the island’s megalithic art and considered by scientists to be one of the most enigmatic cultural sites in the Mediterranean and one of the finest collections of prehistoric art in Europe,