We are a family that has chosen the country life, though we love the sea, and in fact, we live just 100 meters from the holiday home.
Gualtiero used to be corporate executive who, when he retired, decided to renovate the old home of his wife Stefania’s grandparents, and restore the olive grove and vineyard of the family.
In fact, we produce olive oil and wine, we cultivate a vegetable garden for our family and friends, and the result are the delicious products we nowadays offer our guests.
Stefania is a Music teacher and graduated in playing the piano.
Gabriele is 12 years old, attends the 7th grade and is quite a football player.
Carlotta, the youngest of the family, is 6 years old and of course is our 'darling'.
I forgot the fifth member of the family, Snoopy, a small Maltese dog of 2 years, the one we love to spoil.

Our apartments, built in the 18th century farmhouse and adjacent barn, are fully renovated, with care for the slightest detail.
The two apartments obtained from the barn (Magnolia and Wisteria) are arranged on two floors; they include a kitchenette/living room, a bedroom with two single beds on the ground floor; bathroom with shower and double bedroom with wooden beams and terracotta tiles, facing two large balconies on the first floor.
The apartments of the holiday home (Jasmine and Hawthorn) also include a kitchenette/living room; a bedroom with two single beds; bathroom with shower and double bedroom, both of which are arranged on a single floor.
The rural setting and much space available allow us to offer everything a guest could wish for to enjoy a hard-earned and wholesome vacation.
Welcome kit, LED satellite TV, WI-FI Lan, air conditioning in all rooms, reserved relaxation spaces, tavern, cave, swimming pool 6x12 with sun beds and deck chairs, private parking, barbecue corner with 3 grills (all included in the price) and a dog Box (available upon reservation with a surcharge).

Santo Stefano di Magra is part of the regional natural park of Montemarcello-Magra, and boasts a territory rich of historical architectures, nestled in a picturesque landscape, which from the hills dominated by the ancient villages descends towards the river Magra.
Santo Stefano di Magra was once an important transit point along the Via Francigena, the “Pilgrim’s road” par excellence to Rome, the Holy Land and Santiago of Compostela.
Along with the pilgrims came ideas, culture and trade, and the medieval road helped make it known also as an important market place, starting from the 9th century.
From Santo Stefano di Magra, our guests can easily reach Sarzana (the town that gave birth to the Bonaparte dynasty), Lerici and La Spezia; 250 meters down the road is the bus stop, with buses every 20/25 minutes.
From the train station of Santo Stefano di Magra (2.5 km), you can reach the Cinque Terre in just 20 minutes.
Santo Stefano di Magra is a strategic location to reach the main art cities (Pisa 60 km, Genoa 100 km, Lucca 45 km, Florence 130 km and Parma 100) and holiday resorts (Forte dei Marmi 35 km, Viareggio 40 km, Portovenere 27 km, Portofino 55 km).