Barcis Lake 230: villa that sleeps 8 people in 3 bedrooms, located in Barcis, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy.

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Nestled in the heart of Barcis, Italy, the charming 2-family house "Albergo Diffuso - Cjasa de Barce" offers a rustic yet comfortable retreat across 3 storeys, thoughtfully renovated in 2014 to blend traditional character with modern comforts. This holiday rental enjoys a quiet, sunny, south-facing position that invites relaxation from the moment you arrive. Staying connected throughout your visit is effortless, as the property provides Internet Wifi access. Whether you are seeking a peaceful lakeside escape or a base for outdoor adventures, this distinctive residence delivers an authentic and welcoming atmosphere in one of northern Italy's most scenic alpine settings.

Outdoors

The property benefits from a privileged south-facing outdoor exposure that ensures generous natural light throughout the day, creating an ideal environment for enjoying the surrounding mountain scenery. Situated just 80 m from the shores of the bathing lake "Barcis", you have direct and convenient access to the water, making lakeside walks and leisure activities an effortless part of your daily routine. The natural landscape surrounding the house further enhances the outdoor experience, with walking paths accessible directly from the property at a distance of 1 km, as well as a dedicated cycle lane also reachable within 1 km, offering excellent opportunities for hiking and cycling through the breathtaking alpine environment.

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The property accommodates 2 families and spans 3 storeys, having undergone a full renovation in 2014 to ensure a comfortable and well-maintained standard of living. Public parking is available 100 m from the property along the road, providing convenient access for guests arriving by car. During the winter months, it is important to note that snow chains are required, reflecting the alpine nature of the destination and the seasonal road conditions in the area. Additional accommodations can be booked, making this an especially flexible option for larger groups or extended family gatherings seeking to stay within the same distinctive property.

Distances and Attractions

The location of "Albergo Diffuso - Cjasa de Barce" places you within easy reach of a wide range of everyday conveniences and remarkable natural attractions. A shop is located just 50 m away, a grocery store at 100 m, and a supermarket at 200 m, ensuring that all your daily needs are met with minimal effort. Dining and leisure options are equally accessible, with a restaurant situated 300 m from the property, while a bar and café are available in the immediate vicinity. A bus stop is conveniently located 50 m away, offering straightforward connections to the surrounding area. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity of the Parco Naturale Dolomiti Friulane and the Riserva Naturale Forra del Cellina, both of which represent extraordinary examples of the region's protected natural heritage. For those drawn to winter sports, the well-known ski region of Piancavallo is reachable in just 15 km, making this property an excellent base for skiing and snow-related activities throughout the season.

Location Barcis, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy

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Airports: Venezia (Vce), 112.1 Km

Read More About The Barcis Area

Try Friuli Venezia Giulia's Characteristic Cured Meat: Pitina

One of the best parts about holidaying in Italy is trying its cuisine in between bouts of dashing around museums, taking in the landscapes, admiring the buildings and artworks, learning about the history, shopping the boutiques, wandering the markets and venturing through its beautiful streets. Every single town and region has its unique dishes to try and it would take several lifetimes just to put a dent in the long list of delicious dishes. In saying that, we suggest you persevere and try and make even a little dent in that list. Friuli Venezia Giulia is a region, in particular, with an interesting cuisine, inspired by neighbouring nations, its mountainous terrain and harsh winters. Once you've found the best possible vacation rental in Friuli Venezia Giulia, we suggest that you try pitina, a traditional cold cut from the region.

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Like the rest of Italy, the town passed through plenty of different hands and rules throughout the ages and by the 13th century, it came into the possession of the Habsburg family. It flourished over the next few decades and gained city status in 1314. In the 16th century, it came under the rule of the Republic of Venice and a new port was built in town. Annexed to Italy in 1866, the town further flourished under industrialisation and though the failure of the cotton sector threatened the town's prosperity in the early 20th century, the raising of local firm Zanussi to the status of a world giant of household appliances after WWII helped stabilise the economic situation. In 1968, the city became the capital of the province of the same name.

In the last post, we discussed the charming and pretty town of Pordenone and its many architectural gems. However, that isn't all there is to the town. In fact, it has a lot to offer a visitor. In addition to everything else, Pordenone is a cultural hub that plays host to many different events throughout the year. One of these is the book festival Pordenone Legge, which has been taking place for over a decade and sees the town taken over by book stalls, interviews with both Italian and international writers, and lectures by journalists and scholars for a week each September.

Pordenone has also been the primary host to the Giornate del Cinema Muto, a festival dedicated to silent film, since 1981. Taking place each October, the festival was the first, largest and most important international festival dedicated to silent film. Named as one of the top 50 unmissable film festivals in the world according to Variety, it is a unique experience that any movie lovers visiting the city will enjoy. Additionally, the FMK International Short Film Festival takes place in the town on an annual basis, as well.

The Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park was created in 1990, but steps towards its creation actually began all the way back in the 1960s. Its holdings are impressive with over 32,000 hectares being protected by the National Park.

The park takes in territories from fifteen different municipalities, in the Val Belluna, north of the centre of the Piave Valley.

It is the most visited national park in all of Italy and with good reason.

This week, we've been talking about the incredible holiday destination that is the region of Veneto. Whether you are looking to spend time in the extraordinary and world-famous capital of Venice or the romance capital of Verona, go hiking or skiing in the Dolomites or discover the many lesser-known charming towns and villages around the region, it is an ideal location. We have plenty of amazing vacation rentals in Veneto but here are some more of our favourites of just a selection of the best of the best among them:

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This imposing 15th century property is still in the position of the Conti Brandolini d'Adda and maintains the family's armature, statues and the building's overall historic character.

Verona in Veneto in the north-east of Italy, is one of the most charming towns in the country, renowned for its beauty, ties to Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and its summer opera season. A short distance from Lake Garda and full of shops and restaurants and with a historic medieval town centre, it is absolutely packed full of things to see and do. The town has Roman origins and was an important part of the empire and the remains of the period dot the landscape with the biggest impact being made by the Arena. Now the Arena houses the operas each summer that the town has become known for, drawing crowds of up to 14,000 each year from all over the world.

Barcis Lake 230

Great holiday home with WIFI, TV and pets allowed

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2 accommodations at Barcis Lake 230

Albergo Diffuso - Cjasa de Barce 230.2

Albergo Diffuso - Cjasa de Barce 230.1

Property Description

Location Barcis, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy

Points of Interest

Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Read More About The Barcis Area

Try Friuli Venezia Giulia's Characteristic Cured Meat: Pitina

Discover The Picture-Perfect Town Of Pordenone

Discover The Cultural City Of Pordenone

Visit The Stunning Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park

One Of The 20 Best Villas In Italy In Veneto

Experience Opera In The Romantic City Of Verona

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