Description
Officina Immobiliare offers for sale in Morbegno, in a quiet and sunny location all year round, a beautiful detached house consisting of two large flats. The flat on the ground floor consists of a living room and kitchen with terrace, two double bedrooms and a windowed bathroom with small balcony, perfect to accommodate a family or to be used as a guest space. The second flat on the first floor has a large living area with terrace, two double bedrooms and two windowed bathrooms, one of which has a small balcony, offering bright and well-distributed rooms. In the basement there is a versatile room to be used as a storage room, cellar or hobby space, as well as a garage. In the property area there is also a second garage and a carport, as well as a private garden, ideal for relaxing outdoors or for those who love greenery. The entire property has recently undergone a complete energy requalification that has brought the property to energy class A2, guaranteeing efficiency and savings on consumption. This housing solution represents a rare opportunity for those who want a detached house, ready to live in, with the possibility of accommodating two families in total autonomy, immersed in tranquillity but close to services. Watch the video and ask for a visit! For info also at our offices, in Morbegno (SO) in Piazza III Novembre n. 1 or in Colico (LC), in Via Nazionale n. 35. Energy Class: A2
Morbegno is located in the Lower Valtellina, squeezed to the north by the Rhaetian Alps and to the south by the Orobian Alps. It lies on the Bitto conoid, at the mouth of the Bitto Valley of Albaredo and the Bitto Valley of Gerola, extending to the other side of the valley, the Cech Coast. The Adda River divides the town from the hamlets of Campovico, Paniga and Desco. The historic centre is crossed by the Bitto stream, a tributary of the Adda River: which flows north of the town. In addition to several prominent architectural forms, the old town has interesting and characteristic corners with frescoed walls and metal railings dating back to the old local craftsmanship that grace the façades of many buildings.
