Apartment in Porto Azzurro
€155,000€5,167/m²
1
bathroom
30 m²
interior
Apartment
property type
1 week ago
listed
About this place
Inside the characteristic historic center, in an elevated and reserved position, in the immediate vicinity of the main square and the typical seafront one-room apartment, of a total of about 30 square meters, arranged on one level and internally composed of a single open space room with living / sleeping area within the same environment distributed in a kitchenette with double sofa bed and bathroom with shower; panoramic view with panoramic view of the marina underlying; heating / cooling system through hot / cold generating air conditioners; good condition of the interior; small outdoor area located adjacent to the entrance / courtyard for exclusive use; exempt from condominium fees of any kind being inserted in a historic building dating back to about the year 1700; Thanks to its characteristics, the property in question lends itself perfectly to being conceived as a second home for holiday use to spend your holidays stays in total serenity and absolute relaxation; alternatively as an investment to realize income deriving from summer rentals; still as a small pied a terre for their stays; In the event of a concrete interest in the purchase, there is the possibility, except for specific agreements between the contracting parties, to pay in installments a part of the amount defined within a negotiation.
Where you’ll be
Porto Azzurro, Livorno, Italy
Location is approximate — exact address is confirmed by the agent.
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