房源位置

The house is part of a small cluster of houses located in "Ghirardi", a 370-hectare WWF nature reserve in the Province of Parma, Emilia-Romagna. Ghirardi is an extraordinary natural paradise, boasting many types of free wildlife and amazing walking/hiking opportunities, both on and off marked trails. Deer, boars, hares can be observed in their natural habitat, especially during mating season (September and October). Bird-watchers will spot myriad different bird species.
The space
The house is a semi-detached house that is part of a small cluster of four antique stone and wood houses that have been restored with care and attention to tradition, offering an experience that incorporates all modern living comforts within a traditional setting. Outside, there are two stone ovens, available for cooking pizza, bread and others in the classic Italian style. The other houses are also available for rent, but each has their own private space outside where you can enjoy meals in the open and take in the spectacular view.
Other things to note
Guests will find basic ingredients in the house in order to prepare a simple dinner (pasta, tomato sauce, oil, salt) and breakfast (tea, coffee, sugar, biscuits, jam) upon their arrival. Most of the shops are open from 8:30-12:30/13:00 and from 16:00-19:30; they are closed on Thursday afternoons. Two supermarkets (CARREFOUR, Piazza Farnese, Borgotaro and IN's, Via A. De Gasperi, Albareto) open all day round from Monday to Saturday and on Sunday mornings. Note that it’s a 20-minute drive to the stores, so it’s a good idea to stop on the way on the day of your arrival. All guests have access to a shared laundry room with two washing machines.

The closest town is Borgo Val Di Taro, which can be reached by car. The Guests will need a car to get around. There is a train station in the closest town, located at a 20-min drive.
From the highway A15 (Parma – La Spezia), take the exit to “Borgotaro”. Follow the provincial road SP523 for 18km until Borgo Val Di Taro (Borgotaro), and follow the directions to Bedonia. On the way, you will cross the small village of La Bertorella. MAKE SURE YOU STOP USING YOUR GPS once you arrive in Bertorella, as googlemaps may send you to the incorrect location. Hereafter the right instructions which are easy to follow and exactly on point: ca. 200m. after Bertorella, there will be a right turn (road sign "Oasi dei Ghirardi") onto the road that will lead you all the way to Ghirardi.
The first 3 km of the road are paved and you will eventually reach a green barrier – if it’s closed, simply lift it and pass through, closing it again behind you. The rest of the road is a country dirt road that you must follow for ca. 5 km until its end, where you will reach a small group of houses called “Ghirardi di Sopra” at the top of a hill. You have reached your holiday destination.
Please note that Ghirardi is a natural reserve, so the riding of motorcycles or similar vehicles is not allowed, as noise levels must be kept down.