4-bed Villa in Val Brembilla
€69,000€460/m²
Val Brembilla, Bergamo, Italy
4
bedrooms
1
bathroom
150 m²
interior
300 m²
plot
Villa
property type
6 days ago
listed
About this place
Independent angular land, part of a historic house. We are in Val Brembilla, a renowned and very serviced tourist/residential center at the beginning of Valle Brembana, at about 600 meters above sea level, we propose, inserted in a characteristic mountain village in the very first heights of the town (about 2 km), a characteristic portion of an independent renovated historic house, free on 3 sides and arranged on n.. 02 levels, in addition to the ground floor and attic, as described below: Ground floor: entrance, large living room with kitchenette and typical fireplace, bathroom, pantry/storage room, large living terrace and very enjoyable land currently vegetable garden, fenced and exclusive (with large greenhouse attached) for a total of about 200 square meters; First Floor: n. 02 bedrooms-bed; Second Floor: n. 02 bedrooms-bed, covered veranda and panoramic balcony. Surface area equal to sqm. 150 commercial vehicles in total; thermo-autonomous gas-methane. Good finishes and general state of maintenance; existing furnishings are included in the indicated asking price, excluding personal effects. Also ideal as a first home; energy class G EPgl 298.73 kWh.
Where you’ll be
Val Brembilla, Bergamo, Italy
Location is approximate — exact address is confirmed by the agent.
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