Discover your Coliving space in Italy: at Tertulia, you will have your own private space as well as access to all common areas, both indoors and outdoors. All of this is surrounded by lush nature that blends seamlessly with the forest that hosts us. We restored the buildings with care and love for the details, respecting local traditions and when possible using green building techniques and materials.
The Villa is the red house, the farmhouse is the stone one. Rooms are all facing west, with an amazing view on the valley and sunsets. Discover the details of your favorite private space for your stay at the coliving.
The added value of our coliving lies in its communal spaces: spacious, numerous, and diverse — all furnished, functional, and ready for you. Imagine yourself in a very large house with a garden overlooking the valley, blending seamlessly into the wildness of the surrounding forest. Coworking areas, kitchen, living room, and more.
At Tertulia, you’ll find ideal spaces for professional work. The entire property is covered by a strong Wi-Fi signal, thanks to a business-grade mesh network. The connection, provided by Starlink, offers a minimum speed of 200/20 Mbps.
You’ll have access to multiple workspaces, allowing you to move freely each day, guided by inspiration — or simply by your preference for light or shade. There’s a coworking room that’s always open, a small private room for calls, and even the option to work from the pergola or the forest terrace overlooking centuries-old chestnut trees.
The kitchen is the true heart of coliving. It’s where everyone comes together—for meals, snacks, and aperitifs. You’ll have access to a ‘funky’ kitchen that combines rustic charm with modern functionality: a large original fireplace, restored terracotta floors, and a wood-and-terracotta roof, alongside a professional setup with stainless steel tables, a sink with pedal-operated taps, and a dishwasher.
In the barn — a 45 sqm multifunctional space — you can host indoor activities such as workshops, yoga sessions, or movie nights. There is a projector and an audio system. A clay rocket stove and warm carpets keep the space cozy during the winter.
Next to the kitchen, there’s a cozy room with two sofas and an antique chestnut table. You’ll often find people working here, drawn by the southern exposure and the view through the glass door.
We draw clean water from a well that taps into the mountain aquifer (with no pollution in the surrounding area!). After use, the water is treated through a phytodepuration system and returned clean to the plants, minus the portion lost to evapotranspiration. The vegetation helps prevent soil erosion and allows rainwater to seep back into the ground, recharging the aquifer.
As rainfall becomes increasingly scarce and concentrated in shorter periods, we promote an attitude of respect and conscious use of water — a vital resource for life on this planet, especially in this corner of the forest.
Electricity is supplied by a 5kW photovoltaic system, complemented by a 100% renewable energy provider. We adopt strategies such as heat pumps to produce hot water in summer and use low-consumption light bulbs throughout the space.
In winter, we heat the house and produce hot water using firewood harvested from our own forests. This work is carried out carefully and sustainably, helping to maintain the health of the forest, support carbon sequestration, and ensure oxygen production — all contributing to cleaner air and the reduction of greenhouse gases.
