3 bedrooms apartment, 224 m²

Pontremoli, Massa-Carrara (province)

Lunigiana

In the central Via Cavour, inside the Bologna building, we offer a renovated apartment ready to live in. It is on the second and last floor of this building equipped with an elevator. The entrance is in the hallway with an open kitchen where there is also the first of the two fireplaces. There are two bathrooms. There is a storage room where there is a new condensing boiler. The second storage room has an armored door suitable for storing valuables. Of the three bedrooms, one is equipped with the other fireplace. The fixtures are made of wood with double glazing. It is an apartment of great prestige within a noble and fascinating context. The view with large windows on the Verde river makes the rooms bright and welcoming. Silence reigns in this house, peace and the sound of the flowing water accompanies every visit and the idea of a peaceful life. This building is one of the few in the historic center to have an elevator. In the basement there is a small cool and dry cellar. The only work to be budgeted for is the polishing of some rooms where there is a terracotta floor and some external fixtures worn out by time. For the rest, it is an excellent investment opportunity at a price that is absolutely congruous with the artistic and architectural value of the building. This Palace is among the Pontremolese buildings subject to constraint and right of pre-emption by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism.
Pontremoli is 35 minutes from the sea and the 5 terre; and in less than an hour you can reach the cities of Pisa and Parma. In just 5 minutes on foot you can reach the Piagnaro Castle where you can enjoy a beautiful view of the city and see the museum of stele statues. The modern history of the Lunigiana stele statues, the particular prehistoric monuments typical of the lands straddling Liguria and Tuscany, begins on a precise date, December 29, 1827, and in a precise place, the locality of Novà di Zignago, a hill in the upper Val di Vara: the first known stele statue was found here, later passed into history as the and quot;Zignago stele and quot;. To date, there are 85 stele statues, most of which are preserved at the aforementioned Museum: the most recent find is the head of Mount Galletto, found in March 2021 by a person who was walking in the countryside around Pontremoli. He was uprooting a vineyard.