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Partially renovated village house with high ceilings, spacious and with several open spaces to finish remodelling to personal taste.
As we enter the house we find a hall full of well cared and handmade mosaics, as well as the wooden doors that give us access to the living room with fireplace, a single room on the left hand side and on the right hand side a large bedroom en suite. Passing the living room we arrive at the kitchen, after it, going down some stairs, we will see the dining room that gives us access to a bathroom, to a lower area where we find a wine cellar and finally the patio.
The house is distributed in several floors where between the ground floor and the first floor we find a room with a balcony overlooking the courtyard. On the first floor there is an open space where canned food used to be kept. A good option to invest and turn it into your new opportunity.
Egenskaper
- 3 soverom
- 2 bad
- 273m² Bygg størrelse
- 84m² Tomtestørrelse
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Double glass
- Electricity
- Furnished
- Heat pump
- Patio
- Satellite
- Storage room
- Terrace
- water
Kostnadssammenbrudd
* Overføringsavgift er basert på salgsverdien eller matrikkelen som er høyest.
** Informasjonen ovenfor vises bare som en veiledning.
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Boliglån resultat
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