5 bedrooms villa, 450 m²

Gavardo, Brescia (province)

Gavardo, in a central location convenient to all services, schools and shops, large detached villa with adjoining building land.
It is possible to purchase the villa separately from the building land.
The private garden of the villa measures approximately 600 square meters, the porch approximately 83 square meters.
The villa is divided into two floors on which there are two separate apartments:
ground floor apartment recently renovated with living room, kitchen, two bathrooms and two bedrooms;
first floor apartment with dining room and access to the terrace of over 52 square meters, kitchen, four bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Basement with garage, cellar and accessory rooms.
The price refers to the villa with its appurtenances and adjacent building land.

Gavardo
Gavardo is located at the entrance to the Valle Sabbia at an average altitude of 199 m above sea level. (the lowest point in the municipal territory is 184 m above sea level and the highest is 877 m above sea level); the town is mainly hilly, with the presence of some mountains that enclose the town to the north and east. The town is crossed by the Chiese river, by the Naviglio Grande Bresciano - which rises to the north of the town and has ancient origins, in fact it was exploited by the Benedictine monks to power the mills and by the Vrenda torrent, which descends from Vallio Terme and flows into the Chiese in the hamlet of Sopraponte. Gavardo is included between some mountains such as Monte Budellone and Colle di San Martino to the southwest, the Tre Cornelli to the west, Monte Magno to the north and the hills of morainic origin that extend to the east, towards Muscoline and Benaco. seismic: zone 2 (medium-high seismicity), PCM Ordinance n. 3274 of 20/03/2003. Climate The climate is attributable to that of the pre-Alpine area, with rather harsh winters and hot and muggy summers, even if the latter are cooler on the high ground thanks also to the fresh winds that blow from Vallio Terme, Vrenda, which descends from Vallio Terme and flows into the Chiese in the hamlet of Sopraponte. Gavardo is included between some mountains such as Monte Budellone and Colle di San Martino to the south west, Tre Cornelli to the west, Monte Magno to the north and the hills of morainic origin that extend to the east, towards Muscoline and Benac in particular during the night. Precipitation is quite frequent and fairly abundant (around 1200 mm/year) and in the winter months it also becomes snowy. Despite its proximity to Lake Garda, the town is unable to enjoy its benefits as the morainic hills limit its influences.