Häuser Zum Kauf In Mittelitalien: Panorama Gebäude Am Piediluco See

Completely renovated period building in a delightful village immersed in the picturesque valleys of the province of Rieti
Surrounded by rolling hills and with the Reatini Mountains in the background, Labro is a small medieval village on the border with Umbria and in a dominant position on Lake Piediluco.
The building is ideal for those looking for a quiet refuge, perfectly finished and ready to be immediately inhabited.
The building is spread over four levels of approximately 190 m2, leaning against the rocky ridge of the mountain and is built entirely of local stone. Perfectly restored and luxuriously finished with a minimal chic design that recalls the polite luxury of country homes.
With the possibility of being divided into multiple real estate units, it was conceived with large convivial spaces full of light. The views are beautiful, both on the ancient surrounding buildings and on the spectacular surrounding valleys, up to Lake Piediluco.
The reception area is spread over two levels and has a first living room with fireplace and kitchen on the main entrance floor. It then continues on the lower level with a large living room, dining room, second open kitchen and a bathroom with shower.
The sleeping area has two suites on two different levels. The master room has a bedroom with bathroom and walk-in closet. The second is composed of a bedroom, bathroom and closet.
The ideal home for those who have the ability to work remotely or regularly in smart working and it is an opportunity to slow down, without detracting from productivity.
Owning a building for sale in the villages of Central Italy means owning a piece of Italian history. But it is also an excellent investment opportunity. Thanks to the possibility of being divided, the building can be used entirely, or in part, for tourist activities. In fact, many tourists come from all over the world to rediscover the traditions and history of Italy in these ancient villages, close to many naturalistic and historical attractions that these valleys have preserved for centuries. Epi/G