Description
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION:Unique opportunity in the residential area of Caserta, a town that boasts a very valuable cultural and artistic heritage, which is distinguished by its very well distributed spaces and its excellent conservation status (restoration works are planned on the exterior facade). The villa, independent of about 250 square meters, is spread over 3 levels above ground and a basement. It has two living areas and two sleeping areas, a large basement with direct access from both the garage and the internal staircase and an internal connection to the cellar below, consisting of a living room with kitchen and bathroom. The main entrance of the villa leads to the mezzanine floor, made very bright by the double exposure to the garden. Here we find a large living room, a kitchen with a comfortable peninsula and a small bathroom. The floor is a perfect living area to experience the outdoor areas on hot summer days. Heading to the first floor we find the sleeping area consisting of three bedrooms and a generous bathroom with shower. Continuing towards the second floor, also very bright thanks to the large balconies and a double exposure, we are greeted by a living area with fireplace, two bedrooms, and a modern bathroom with bathtub. The villa is equipped with outdoor areas paved with flowerbeds and rare ornamental plants, video surveillance and burglar alarm systems, heating and air conditioning. To complete the property a large basement garage that houses up to two cars, connected directly to the Villa.
LOCATION OF THE PROPERTY: A city of ancient history and very troubled, Caserta is a town that preserves a truly precious historical, artistic and architectural heritage. Caserta is made up of not too big city center that you can easily walk around, and is a city rich in history, monuments and churches. Famous worldwide for hosting the beautiful Royal Palace of Caserta, a complex built by the Bourbon family that had to compete with the sumptuous Palace of Versailles, the city is full of other buildings and works considered World Heritage by UNESCO, such as Palazzo Belvedere San Leucio and the Vanvitelliano Aqueduct. The city is located in the northern part of the Campania region and is 37 km from Naples, is located in a strategic position with respect to the major roads, in particular, is served by two exits of the A1, one called "Caserta sud" and the other called "Caserta nord".
