3-bed Apartment in Locatello
€84,000€764/m²
Locatello, Bergamo, Italy
3
bedrooms
1
bathroom
110 m²
interior
Apartment
property type
1 week ago
listed
About this place
Never inhabited! Beautiful semi-independent apartment, in a three-family building, no condominium expenses, located on the first floor, with parking space owned, completely renovated; we are in Locatello, in Valle Imagna, half anhour from Bergamo, a stone's throw from Sant'Omobono, with beautiful views of the Valley and Mount Resegone; The apartment of about 100 square meters consists of a large living terrace of exclusive property from which you access the apartment, large hallway, living room kitchen with panoramic balcony, a study; a concealed door separates the sleeping area where we find two double bedrooms, one with access to the balcony, bathroom with shower and bathtub; from all the windows and balconies we can enjoy a beautiful view of the valley. The apartment was completely renovated and never inhabited last year, thermo-autonomous with condensing boiler, double glass and wood fixtures, coat on the external walls. The property is completed by the uncovered parking space in front of the house, and a portion of land, a wooded part of 6.10 areas and a meadow of 2.20 areas. No condominium expenses! Absolutely must see, for those who want to live in the middle of nature and at the same time close to services.
Where you’ll be
Locatello, Bergamo, Italy
Location is approximate — exact address is confirmed by the agent.
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