The house is nestled in a small hilltop Tuscan village, friendly and fully accessible by car, free parking is just 75m from the house. The bedrooms are located upstairs. The front terrazza has lovely views over the surrounding hills and fields where you can be serenaded by the numerous swallows that flit about. Enjoy walks in the forest and the peaceful ambience of a small agricultural village steeped in history, whilst only a short drive from Borgo a Mozzano, Bagni di Lucca, Lucca and Barga, with lots of lovely small villages in between. Keep a eye out when travelling along the valley road for notices advertising small fiestas throughout the summer months.Kosher Food Available. Home grown food available and also breakfast can be made available Cheese and wine making classes are also available upon request, also lessons in self sufficiency. If you are traveling by Train or bus we can pick you up at Borgo a Mozzano Station for a small charge to cover fuel.

We came to Motrone from New Zealand over 10 years ago, we operate s self sustaining farm where we have sheep, chickens, turkeys and geese. Nearly all our food and wine is grown and processed , We are pleased to offer instruction for cheese and wine making and give tours and hand on experience with our farm and vineyard and olives.

Ancient Tuscan Village on the Via Clodia an ancient Roman road. Motrone was known in times of old as the eyes of Lucca and afforded warring fractions a vista in most directions keeping the inhabitants safe - today Motrone retains much of its old charm. A peaceful, friendly place from where you can launch your tour of Tuscany, especially Lucca and the upper Serchio Valley, incorporating visits to the Devils bridge at Borgo a Mozzano, the termal spa at Bagni di Lucca, rotto del Vento (cave of the winds) the old city of Barga and its Cathedral, and not forgetting the Castelnuovo and Castiglione. Many of the numerous small towns in the area have open air markets at least one day of the week, and again don't forget to look out for the advertising on the main road advertising fiestas during the summer months.