This cozy apartment is the ideal choice for those who want to immerse themselves in the tranquility of the medieval village of Suvereto, while enjoying all the comforts. The location is perfect for those who want to explore the village on foot: within a few hundred meters you can reach historical monuments, churches and other attractions, while the surrounding landscape, full of cork oaks, ancient olive trees and vines, will make you feel immersed in nature. The apartment is located on the second floor of a historic building in the beating heart of Suvereto, a charming medieval village that has kept its authentic charm intact. With two large double bedrooms, both equipped with capacious closets, the apartment is ideal to accommodate up to 4 people in total comfort. The bright and cozy living room is furnished with a dining table and a comfortable sofa with TV, creating the perfect setting for relaxing moments. The fully equipped kitchen offers everything you need for independent living, while the modern and well-maintained bathroom is equipped with all essential amenities. To make your stay even more practical, an exclusive parking space is reserved for guests. The apartment also offers a splendid view of the surrounding valley, adding a touch of tranquility and beauty to your stay. The location is perfect: just a short walk from the historic center of Suvereto, but also well connected to the main roads that will allow you to easily reach the renowned coastal resorts, where you can relax on the enchanting beaches. The “Borgo dei Sugheri” is the ideal starting point to explore the historical and natural riches of Suvereto and its surroundings, giving you a unique experience between culture, nature and sea.

I welcome my guests in person and contact them before their arrival to arrange a time and welcome them in the best possible way. I leave everyone their own privacy, but I live a few meters away so I am available for any needs. It is necessary to provide in advance (you will receive instructions) the data of all guests (including minors, of any age). Upon arrival, documents will be checked and you will be asked to sign the documents and contract

Suvereto fascinates visitors with its extraordinary historical heritage, starting with the Romanesque parish church of San Giusto, dating from the 9th century and completed in 1189. The perfectly preserved facade is distinguished by a portal decorated with pre-Romanesque motifs and two columns surmounted by lions. The austere and atmospheric interior is illuminated by the soft light filtering through the rose windows and small windows. Not far away is the crenellated gate that leads to the heart of the historic center, while turning right we reach the church of the Madonna di sopra la Porta, built in 1772 thanks to the contribution of the local community. The hill on which Suvereto stands is dominated by the Rocca Aldobrandesca, dating back to the year 1000, and the ancient walls and towers surrounding the village add to the charm of the medieval atmosphere. The 13th-century Palazzo Comunale, famous for its Giudici loggia, and the ancient Convento di San Francesco, with its charming cloister, complete the historic panorama of the village. Also not to be missed are the Church of the Crucifix, built in 1500, and the Upper Gate, an imposing medieval structure. Suvereto is located in the Livorno hinterland, near the border with the province of Grosseto, and although it is a bit far from the main communication routes, it is still an easily accessible destination. From Florence, for example, it takes just over two hours of travel: take the FI-PI-LI, then enter the A12 and continue on the SS1 Aurelia to Venturina, from which the town is just 10 minutes away. If you start from other Tuscan cities, such as Siena or Arezzo, travel times are longer, over an hour and a half and almost two and a half hours, respectively. Those arriving from the coast, on the other hand, find the fastest route: from Pisa or Livorno, it takes about 70 minutes. In both cases, one drives along the Aurelia southbound and exits at the Venturina junction.