Is Casola in Lunigiana a good place to live in

Lunigiana is pretty but villages can be pretty remote which is great for peace and quiet as well as low house prices but the compromise is accessibility from abroad and local amenities. Just set out your priorities and see if Casola fits the bill. I like northern Tuscany, which I think is underrated, but i chose to buy nearer Pisa so I could get to my property by rail and air without always needing a car. I also chose a small town with decent amenities and bars, shops, etc within walking distance.