Family Room - Agriturismo Deviscio
Spacious room recommended for families, it is named after the very famous Mount Resegone, so called because of its 9 points, which give it the recognizable saw-shaped profile.
Finely furnished in modern style and equipped with double bed, sofa bed, private bathroom with shower and bidet.
The treatment includes a rich breakfast with homemade specialties and local products.
Description of the structure
Description of the structure
The agriturismo is nestled on a magnificent natural terrace overlooking Lake Lecco and surrounded by the majestic Orobian Pre-Alps, within the so-called Larian Triangle. All around us are the hills of Lecco, covered with chestnut forests, which are home to wildlife counting roe deer, hares, foxes and badgers, easily spotted from the farmhouse. The natural spectacle that awaits our guests is surprising, full of ever-changing views and angles, and is renewed with the passing of the seasons, acquiring with each one something unique and precious.
The farmhouse offers accommodations with attention to detail, modernly furnished combining elegance and comfort.
Staying at the facility, you will have the opportunity to learn about and taste the artisanal quality of the dairy production of the farm owned !
The production chain could not be shorter and more guaranteed: from breeding to raw materials, from production to direct sales, the activity takes place on site and is conducted in-house.
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Presentation
Nature reigns supreme in Deviscio, but in this extraordinary area, the combination of landscape and literature has also reached lofty heights.
We are talking about the novel I Promessi Sposi (The Betrothed) by Alessandro Manzoni (1785-1873), which is world-famous and set right in the Lecco area, where the writer spent his childhood and boyhood. "That branch of Lake Como which turns to noon, between two unbroken chains of mountains..." is the celebrated incipit of the novel, but it is evidently also a declaration of the writer's love for these places so dear to him. We can therefore proudly say that this territory and these landscapes were the inspiration for the birth of one of the most famous works of world literature.