Country house in Villongo
€560,000€1,120/m²
Villongo, Bergamo, Italy
500 m²
interior
5,000 m²
plot
House
property type
1 week ago
listed
About this place
Characteristic CASCINALE of tot. sqm. 500 to be restored, with 5000 square meters. of land and panoramic view of the mountains, we have in a residential / agricultural area on the hills of Villongo. The entire property consists of two distinct units, built on different heights of the land and joined together with a beautiful roof garden and stairs; each unit is spread over three floors, p. ground, first and attic. The total size of the interior spaces, to be renewed, is approx. 500. Externally the structure follows the typical shape of the Bergamo farmhouse, with the beautiful arcades on p. ground and loggias on p. first; in addition, the large land owned on the front, mostly cultivated with olive groves, guarantees a pleasant wide-ranging view of the adjacent hills. The property is easily accessible via the main roads; It is interesting that it is located a stone's throw from the tourist trails that lead to San Giovanni delle formiche-Parco del Pitone. This is why we find it ideal as an accommodation facility, such as a restaurant, hotel or bed & breakfast or for companies that plan to renovate, obtaining more apartments in this type of context. There is the possibility of dividing a part of the agricultural area in case one only wants the farmhouse.
Where you’ll be
Villongo, Bergamo, Italy
Location is approximate — exact address is confirmed by the agent.
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