3-bed Villa in Fordongianus
€85,000€708/m²
Fordongianus, Oristano, Italy
3
bedrooms
1
bathroom
120 m²
interior
50 m²
plot
Villa
property type
1 week ago
listed
About this place
In the heart of the historic village of Fordongianus, famous for its hot and healthy water baths, we offer for sale a unique residence, a perfect synthesis of Sardinian tradition and living comfort. The house is made of stone, develops entirely on the ground floor and is perfectly finished in civilian style, with beautiful exposed stone details. It has three bedrooms, a bathroom and a cozy living area with kitchenette, which overlook a comfortable internal garden characterized by an original well and a wood-burning oven. The property is enhanced by an additional wing being completed, characterized by a beautiful ventilated chestnut wood roof. This space offers three additional spacious rooms and independent access from a secondary road with private green area. Equipped with a fireplace, wood-burning stove and heat pump, the house is immediately habitable and is sold partially furnished. A rare opportunity for those of us
Where you’ll be
Fordongianus, Oristano, Italy
Location is approximate — exact address is confirmed by the agent.
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