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Via alle Vigne Cannero Riviera
| Price: | € 370.000,00 |
| Cadastral surface property: | 160 m² |
| Cadastal surface ground: | 150 m² |
| APE: | Energy efficiency class in the assessment phase |
| Address: | Cannero Riviera - Via alle Vigne |
Cannero Riviera, an authentic medieval house in the historic pedestrianised centre, just a short walk from the romantic little harbour and all the amenities that this renowned lakeside resort has to offer.
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Cannero Riviera, an authentic medieval house in the historic pedestrianised centre, just a short walk from the romantic little harbour and all the amenities that this renowned lakeside resort has to offer.
The property comprises a main building spread over three floors, with various outbuildings facing south-west towards a romantic, intricately laid-out courtyard and garden on the property, featuring balconies and aerial walkways. Stunning views of the lake and the rooftops of the surrounding buildings.
Main house:
On the ground floor, the outer courtyard leads directly into a spacious living area with a large fireplace and a kitchenette, alongside a small adjoining room with a cross-vaulted ceiling. In this living room, a wooden staircase has been fitted leading to the first floor, where there is a double bedroom with a balcony and a bathroom (with a bath); the second floor is accessible only via an external staircase and comprises a spacious studio flat with a balcony and a shower. On this floor there is an antique fresco depicting the Madonna Enthroned with Child.
From the courtyard, there is access to a cellar/boiler room adjacent to the living room and to a romantic, cool tavern in a detached outbuilding. The courtyard is home to an ancient well.
The garden is situated on a raised level compared to the courtyard; it is flat, very peaceful and enjoys plenty of sunshine.
The main building is fitted with an independent natural gas heating system, and the roof was last re-tiled in 2018.
The renovation carried out in the early 1980s took particular care to preserve as much as possible the original architectural features, including the windows and doors, wooden floorboards, coffered ceilings and vaulted ceilings. The ancient and significant fresco on the second floor bears witness to a medieval stately home dating back to the 13th/14th century.