2-bed Apartment in Berbenno
€54,000€1,059/m²
Berbenno, Bergamo, Italy
2
bedrooms
1
bathroom
51 m²
interior
Apartment
property type
6 days ago
listed
About this place
Excellent three-room apartment in the centre of Berbenno, located on the second and last floor of a small building set in a residential context with a large common garden, beautiful view of the valley from the corner balcony, on its own. The apartment has been recently renovated, it consists of an open-space living room kitchen, from which you can access the corner balcony overlooking the valley and the mountains; from the hallway you can access the sleeping area where we find the double bedroom, a small bedroom currently used as an all-round room, and the bathroom with shower. The property is completed by the cellar on the ground floor, the parking space is outside, inside the condominium space. The three-room apartment is sold furnished with good furnishings (made-to-measure kitchen with top and granite island. Very low condominium costs, about 500/550 per year. Thermo-autonomous heating with methane gas, wooden windows and double glazing, cadastral category A3 income 102.21.
Where you’ll be
Berbenno, Bergamo, Italy
Location is approximate — exact address is confirmed by the agent.
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