Alpine Hideaway in a 1700s Borgata. Our home is in a cluster of fewer than a dozen stone houses at 630 m on a sunny shelf of the lower Susa Valley, 2 km above Bussoleno and under crenellated Castel Borello. Views span the Dora Riparia south-east and the Cottian Alps north. Single-lane Strada Baroni reaches Bussoleno station in 10 min; trail 506 starts at the gate and climbs to the high pastures of Orsiera-Rocciavrè Park.

Hi! I’m a cave diving instructor, author, photographer & filmmaker with a huge love for food — it drives everything I do. I’ve lived in NYC, Paris, Barcelona, Athens, and now a quiet town in the Italian Alps. I love travel, the outdoors, and real-world adventures (TV, not so much). One day I hope to have a house big enough for 50 cats. Excited to host fellow curious souls and food lovers!

1700s stone house, 38 m² with a separate bedroom and an open-plan kitchen/living room in American style—modern appliances, counters of local stone, walnut accents. Enjoy breathtaking Alpine views, washing machine, electric heating, fast Wi-Fi, and a projector with Netflix & Prime Video. Live three centuries of mountain history without sacrificing comfort, breathing the clear air and timeless calm of a centuries-old Italian hamlet.