A unique masterpiece sculpted by time and the hands of a master craftsman. In the heart of the ancient village of Miratoio, we present an independent residence that is a true tribute to the tradition of local stonemasons. Built entirely in the celebrated Miratoio stone, the house stands out for the elegance of its portals and cornices that frame every window, bearing witness to a craftsmanship of another era. The Interior: A Journey into the Soul of the Village. The home unfolds on a spacious and characterful layout: Living Area: A functional kitchenette opens onto a dining room dominated by a wonderful fireplace, a unique piece entirely hand-carved by the previous owner, a renowned Master stonemason. From the dining room, access leads to a terrace ideal for breakfasts suspended in silence. The Corner of Memory: A special room, where the historic village shop once stood, has been carefully preserved to recreate that authentic atmosphere of conviviality and lived history. Sleeping Area: Two generously sized bedrooms and a large, bright, windowed bathroom. The master bedroom enjoys private access to a second terrace, with views that stretch to infinity. Untapped Potential: The property offers ample spaces still to be personalized: Basement Level: A large windowed garage, perfect to be transformed into a second independent apartment. Attic: A habitable space, already equipped with windows, currently in raw condition and ready to welcome new rooms or a creative atelier. The Exterior: Between Sky and Earth The house is surrounded by over 3,000 sqm of private land. A garden that seems to have no boundaries, where greenery blends with the blue of the sky, offering absolute privacy and deep contact with the unspoiled nature of Upper Valmarecchia. Living History: A timeless village Choosing this home means immersing yourself in a unique historical context, where stone tells centuries of life: The Ancient Castle: Miratoio (once Miratorium) was the seat of an important medieval castle, a strategic observation point (from which the name derives, recalling "mirare" or looking from above). Traces of its grandeur remain in the layout of the village. The Church of Sant'Agostino (12th century): A few steps away stands the splendid church of Romanesque origin (1100-1200). It is famous for still preserving the local stone architecture and for having been a spiritual reference point for centuries along the routes connecting Tuscany and Romagna. The Legacy of Stonemasons: Miratoio is renowned for its masters of stone. This property is not just a building, but one of the most authentic testimonies of this art, thanks to the hand-carved portals and fireplace that make it a true "artist's house".