Villa Indipendente Del 2006 Su Tre Livelli Con Dolina Boschiva Privata, Banne, Opicina

Banne is a small settlement on the Karst plateau above Trieste, close to Opicina, in one of the greenest and quietest parts of the upland and a few minutes from the city centre. This detached house was built in 2006 and has been maintained to a standard comparable with new.

The building sits in a carefully kept private garden, with a patio for outdoor living. Beyond it, the neighbouring doline, the hollow typical of the Karst, is also part of the property: a private patch of woodland that can be entered directly from the garden.

Its 255 sq m are spread across three levels, with bright, generous rooms. At ground level: a kitchen in its own room, a sitting room warmed by a majolica stove with wide windows facing the greenery, a room currently arranged as a study, and a windowed bathroom. The upper floor is the sleeping floor, with the main bedroom opening onto a terrace, a second bedroom and a bathroom. The lower level is given over to a large taverna in two rooms, already prepared for a second kitchen and for a wood stove or boiler, together with a third bathroom with a laundry corner and a storeroom.

A sizeable detached garage, its door motorised, completes the property. Heating is independent, and the house is sold partly furnished.

For a family that wants space, a garden and woodland of its own while staying close to the city, the private doline beside a well-kept modern house is the feature that distinguishes this property.

Energy performance certificate (APE): class B, EPgl,nren 49.64 kWh/m² per year.

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