Amazing panoramic view.
Located in the municipality of caprese Michelangelo.
Detached.
200 sqm habitable area.
Possible to purchase additional for €25,000 a outbuilding, former pigsty and wagon storage, is approximately 120 sqm in size and can be classified according to your own insight and needs.
Own garden of about 1500 sqm.
The outside walls and the roof were renovated years ago, but the interior needs to be refurbished optically. The kitchen and bathrooms are dated.
The house is located in a hamlet and consists of two floors.
On the ground floor is a living room, kitchen, dining room, bathroom and a spacious garage.
On the first floor: 4 spacious bedrooms, a bathroom, a balcony.
The attic can be reached via a fixed staircase, but it is too low and not of standing height. Can be used for storage.
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Caprese Michelangelo: 2 km (with all facilities)
Lama: 2 km
Anghiari: 15 km
Sansepolcro: 22 km
Arezzo: 40 km
Citta di Castello: 40 km
Perugia: 90 km
Assisi: 104 km
AIRPORTS:
Aeroporto Internazionale Perugia: 90 km
Florence Amerigo Vespucci: 124 km
Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport: 173 km
Caprese Michelangelo is named after Michelangelo Buonarroti, born here on March 6, 1475, when Ludovico, his father, was Chief Magistrate. The town is located on the backbone of the Apennines and stretches through the greenest area of the Tuscan Valtiberina. This territory is perfect for a relaxing countryside stroll; rising to an elevation of 1400m above sea level on the Catenaria Alps, it’s carved by numerous waterways that converge in the Singerna torrent and join the Tiber River in Montedoglio Lake.
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