It was "somebody's countryside home", offered now for renting. Be advised it was not purposely built for renting, so don't expect a hotel like experience. On the other side it's a fantastic occasion to be immersed in a mountain village experience, without trading on comfort and access to modern facilities (asphalt road access, broadband internet, centralised heating, etc). The house itself it's in the middle of a generous orchard, the village life sorrounds you without being agressive, it's an "active silence" offering a sense of confort and peace. Ms Julia, the house keeper, is an open minded lady, who can further introduce you to the local experience, she brought us fresh milk and house made sweets.

It's not something to dislike, but something to expect. Once again, as it wasn't built to be a rental facility from the beginning, the furniture is an assortment, not a standard, same with the linen (that are clean, but of various colors/types - just as we have on our homes)