2 chambres Maison à Villaga, Italy No. 81

On the ground floor, from the large living room, with light from every window and velux, you pass into the large kitchen with dining area, with an adjoining sitting room and charming fireplace. On the ground floor also is a study and a bathroom. On the first floor, the two bedrooms, the second bathroom and a convenient storage room in the attic. There is also a 35 sqm garage with laundry area. The outdoor area is 1,300 square meters, and is perfectly enriched with lush green plants, a gazebo and a small house for tools. Outside there is 30 olives trees that produce around 50-70 litres of olive oil every year. Overall, this place really is a nest with a fabulous view of the valley, an ideal escape to a peaceful life. Main Features: Semi-detached house 2 floors 207 commercial m2, 180 m2 usable 6 rooms 2 bathrooms Garage / parking space included in the price Good condition South, east, west orientation Built in 1990 independent heating: Propane / butane gas Energy rating: (250 kWh / m2 year) Air conditioning Beautiful garden area Olive trees that produce 50-70 litres of olive oil every year Perfectly located to discover Europe's many fascinating cultures About the area Villaga is one of the most beautiful places in the Berici hills, where the architecture blends perfectly with the landscape; historic villages, palaces and villas contribute to represent its history, and characterize its harmonious splendour. in ancient times Villaga was called by the Latin term "Viraga", present in the Regesto of 1262 and in the Statutes of 1275 and mentioned in various documents of the second half of the 13th century. According to tradition, the toponym derives perhaps from "viridum", green, referring to the green basin in which the town is located, lying at the foot of the Berici Hills. The origins of Villaga appear linked to the Lombard period, confirmed by the dedication of the parish church to S. Michele Arcangelo. The Lombards, in fact, recognized in the Archangel St. Michael the patron saint of their chivalrous sentiment. Villaga was probably founded after Vicenza became the seat of one of the 36 duchies of the Lombard kingdom. Vicenza is in the Veneto region of italy, in its own province (the Provincia di Vicenza). Vicenza was a prosperous town under Venetian rule, and its pride was demonstrated in fine architecture, much of which still survives. its 'unique appearance,' largely owing to the work of influential sixteenth-century architect Andrea Palladio, has led to the town's designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site: City of Vicenza and the Palladian Villas of the Veneto. After Palladio, Vicenza is most famous for its trade in precious metals, it's also known as the 'City of gold'. it is, quite simply, a lovely town to visit; with a beautiful, compact town centre and attractive villas and viewpoints in the hills a short walk away. Full Property Address: ViA COSTABELLA 13 ViLLAGA ViCENZA 36021 iTALY Contact Euro Resales Ltd to book an inspection