Italy, Piemont, Oleggio Castello, Via Ronchetti, Oleggio Castello
Price 360.000 € You can change currency and surface unit in Manage Account 1.200 €/m2 You can change currency and surface unit in Manage Account
Semi-detached villa via Ronchetti, Oleggio Castello Two km from Arona, in a elevated and sunny position, on the borders with the Parco dei Lagoni, a large single villa AL RUSTICO still fully customizable, inserted in a flat garden of 770 square meters in which you can create a rectangular swimming pool. The property has been designed and built in its supporting structures (perimetral walls/tects/solars) with high standing materials to meet all the energy standards required by law.
On the ground floor of about 110 square meters, the project approved with regular permit of building previews a large living-dining room with access to the covered porch, a kitchen, a bedroom/studio, a bathroom, in addition to a small utility room.
On the first floor, of about 80 square meters, which is accessed through a scenic circular staircase that connects all levels, two bedrooms, a wardrobe and a bathroom, as well as a covered terrace of about 16 square meters.
On the basement floor of 107 square meters there are local accessories to the residence such as large tavern with openings on a winter garden, a cellar, a bathroom, a laundry room and the thermal center.
In addition to the villa and communicating, a large box of about 45 square meters has been created which houses up to three cars. External coat in eps from 10 cm on all the building enclosure, including the garage.
Great solution for those who want a property characterized by custom spaces and finishes, starting from a performing casing already well realized.
Lake Maggiore is located at a height of about 193 meters above sea level. Its surface is 212 km2 most of which, about 80%, in Italian territory. It has a perimeter of 170 km and a length of 64.37 km (the largest among the Italian lakes); the maximum width is 10 km and the average width of 3.9 km. Lake Maggiore is characterized by cold winters, but more mild than the hinterland, and moderately snowy, the summers are moderately warm humid and temporal.
In Lake Maggiore there are many islands of various sizes, the most famous are the Borromean Islands: Isola Bella, Isola Madre and Isola dei Pescatori.
From the historical point of view, the Galli had supremacy over the lakes until the Romans were advancing, leading the Piedmontese and Lombard areas to the provinces of the empire. The "Verbanus Lacus" or "Lacus Maximus" will remain firmly in hand to the Roman Empire until the raids of the Nordic peoples and the barbaric invasions, which will fragment the unity created by Roman control bringing chaos and division across the territory.
To arrive at a period of rebirth of the cities on the lake, you will have to wait for the Middle Ages, which will lead to the creation of villages, castles and in general a very different example of physiognomy of the inhabited places. 0322 452
