3-bed Villa in Capizzone
€70,000€707/m²
Capizzone, Bergamo, Italy
3
bedrooms
99 m²
interior
Villa
property type
1 week ago
listed
About this place
OCCASION- JUST LOWERED - Perfect historical independent ground-sky surface 123 square meters, completely renovated a few years ago, in perfect condition, located in a small village at the beginning of the village in an open and solitary position, without condominium expenses, the property is thermo-autonomous, with PVC and double glazed windows, it develops on 2 floors beyond the ground floor, it is sold fully furnished; You access the ground-ceiling from a front courtyard of your own, where you can leave your car. On the ground floor we find the living kitchen, equipped with a fireplace; via a staircase you access the first floor where the master bedroom with private bathroom and balcony overlooking the valley; on the second floor there are two more double bedrooms, a second bathroom and another balcony always overlooking the valley. The property has been completely renovated (slabs, interiors, systems, bathrooms and PVC windows with double glazing are new), it is equipped with methane heating and is in excellent condition having been inhabited only for short periods, its strategic position in Capizzone allows easy access to the centre of the village and to the main services. Furniture included in the price, outdoor parking space in the private residence. Excellent independent solution also as a first home, CT A3 rooms 5.5 rent € 235.76 to see!
Where you’ll be
Capizzone, Bergamo, Italy
Location is approximate — exact address is confirmed by the agent.
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