Country house among olive trees, modern and cozy, to enjoy the slow life

From the large terrace of the house, you can see olive trees stretching as far as the eye can see, as well as the vegetable gardens and villages of the valley.
In this oasis of peace, it feels like stepping back in time.

We’re in the old village of Diano San Pietro, in the countryside but very close to the sea and all the main beach resorts along the Riviera.

The Green House (65 square metres) consists of:
a double bedroom
a bathroom (with shower, bidet, and washing machine)
fully equipped kitchen (stove, refrigerator, microwave, electric kettle, coffee maker, dishes)
living room with a table and sofa that, if needed, can be converted into two comfortable single beds
25-square-meter terrace with a table and lounge chairs

The house can accommodate 3 people, up to 4 if there are children.

Guests will find salt, sugar, herbal teas, spices, oil, and coffee in the pantry.
Linens (sheets, towels, tablecloths, and tea towels) are provided and changed weekly.
A cot and high chair are available for infants.

Private parking is located just a few metres from the house.
To reach it, you’ll need to drive up a small, somewhat steep and narrow road. Full directions will be provided before arrival.
There is also free public parking 200 metres away.

The house is located on the ground floor.
In addition to the terrace, guests can use the garden of the main house.

By design, there is neither air conditioning nor Wi-Fi, but plenty of books and magazines—an invitation to truly experience a slow, offline lifestyle.

The town centre is a two-minute walk away.
There are convenience stores, a post office, a pharmacy, and an ATM.

We provide our guests with recommendations and tips on where to eat, where to shop (markets, local specialities, locally grown fruits and vegetables, etc.), places to visit, walks, and shopping.

Yoga and meditation classes are available upon request.

The train station is nearby (800 metres), making it convenient for day trips—even to France—if you’d rather not drive.

The nearest beaches are those of Diano Marina, Cervo, and Imperia, but there are many places worth visiting in the area, from Alassio to Laigueglia, from Sanremo to the Hanbury Gardens.

There are countless walks and hikes to enjoy in the gulf and the Diano Valley.
The coastal bike path, the Ciclovia della Riviera dei Fiori, is beautiful.