2-bed Apartment in Porto Azzurro
€330,000€3,667/m²
2
bedrooms
1
bathroom
90 m²
interior
Apartment
property type
1 week ago
listed
About this place
In a convenient and central position, within a small and well-kept residential complex consisting of a total of 12 residential units located on the raised ground floor of the same, in the immediate vicinity of a renowned seaside resort and near all services, the main square and the characteristic promenade, as well as near the first basic needs (Bank - Post Office - Pharmacy) large three-room apartment of a total of about 80 square meters internally comprising entrance hall, living room / living room, separate kitchen with utility room and balcony, double bedroom, second double bedroom, utility room and bathroom with shower; excellent condition of the interior and exterior thanks to careful and constant maintenance carried out by the current property as well as a complete renovation carried out in 2013; heating system by means of radiators / radiators and air conditioners generating hot / cold; condominium fees quantified in about \u20ac 800, 00 / year including the use of condominium water essentially related to the management of ordinary administration; outdoor garden of exclusive relevance and private terrace; possibility of parking in the nearby public car parks; thanks to its characteristics the object in question lends itself perfectly to be conceived as the first residence to be lived throughout the annual period, is a second home for holiday use alternatively as an investment for income deriving from summer rentals.
Where you’ll be
Porto Azzurro, Livorno, Italy
Location is approximate — exact address is confirmed by the agent.
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