Description
Officina Immobiliare offers for sale in Cremia, only 500 metres from Lake Como, a bright attic on the third floor, located within a charming stone farmhouse that has undergone a complete renovation and energy requalification.
The property is located in an exclusive context, immersed in the peace and beauty of the lake landscape, with open views and well-designed spaces.
The mansard is on one level and comprises a large living room with kitchenette and access to a panoramic balcony, two bedrooms - one of which has a private balcony - an additional room and two bathrooms.
The interior spaces are completed by a comfortable mezzanine that offers additional space to be used as a relaxation area, study or guest area.
The rooms are airy, well-lit and carefully finished, ideal for both residential use and as a holiday home.
The interiors are customisable, with the possibility of choosing finishes and materials according to one's own style.
The residence is part of a redevelopment project involving the construction of seven residential units, all with access to the communal garden and swimming pool, perfect for relaxing while enjoying the tranquillity and greenery.
There is also the possibility of purchasing a garage, to complete the property with all the necessary convenience.
An exclusive solution, where tradition and modernity meet a few steps from the lake.
For information also at our offices, in Colico (LC), in Via Nazionale n. 35. or in Morbegno (SO) in Piazza III Novembre n. 1. Energy Class: A1
Cremia is a town of ancient origins formed by numerous hamlets at the foot of Monte Bregagno. These small hamlets are interconnected by mule tracks dating back to Roman times, including the path that crosses the entire municipal area halfway up the hillside connecting Vezzedo to Motto and that was the main communication route. On the lakeshore is the hamlet of San Vito, where, next to the chimney of a former 19th-century mill, stands the church dedicated to Saints Vito and Modesto, one of the oldest in the entire Lario area. Fragments of vases, utensils and other objects have been found along the outer side of the building, suggesting the existence of an ancient necropolis in Roman times.
