Rustico Casa Anima im wilden Valle Onsernone

Please read the full description with utilities. The Casa Anima, 892 m above sea level, a very well-developed Rustico (typical Ticino stone houses) is located in the second third of the Valle Onsernone in Ticino slightly below the main street and is not accessible by a staircase. It is suitable for retreat, rest and people who like to walk in the steep Ticino mountain slopes. Weekly rental. More information, exact prices and costs on the Internet at: Casa Anima Crana It is cozy and furnished with the necessary comfort. Bathroom and bedroom with direct access are at the lowest level in the garden. The entrance to the kitchen with dining and seating area is located on the middle level. A good wood stove provides in any weather for warmth. On the main level is a large lounge / living room with 2 beds. The wild, southern garden is laid out on 2 terraces and well equipped with garden table / chairs, deck chairs, a cozy lounge, barbecue (Caution: because of frequent drought, firing is often prohibited). The property is fenced and therefore safe when smaller children are present. Additional adults: CHF 10 .-- pers./Day Children 6 - 16: CHF 5 .-- pers./Day Bed / bath linen and kitchen towels are to bring. Rental high season from 1 week. Low season rental from 2 nights Charges: Final cleaning: CHF 100 .--. Leave on the kitchen table on the day of departure Tourist tax from 14 years: CHF 3. 25 pers./Night Firewood 1 box: CHF 25 .-- for cool autumn days (firewood procurement in the Valle Onsernone is very labor-intensive.) Approximately 4 minutes from the bus station, so easy to reach by public transport (about 50 minutes from Locarno station). Drive about 35-40 minutes There are in Spruga (10 min. By bus) a store with organic products and good bread. Even a few ristorantes, distributed in the valley, offer some simple menus. In summer, the Isorno invites you to cool off in romantic places between the rocks and the countless hiking trails offer wonderful discovery tours for all levels of difficulty.