Description
Villa with two apartments in St. Pauls in Appiano on the Wine Road - South Tyrol
South Tyrol is a region in northern Italy known for its breathtaking scenery, rich culture and impressive history. A particularly charming and picturesque community in South Tyrol is St. Pauls.
South Tyrol: An Overview
South Tyrol is an autonomous province in northern Italy, bordering Austria to the north and the province of Trentino to the south. The region stretches across the eastern Alps and offers breathtaking mountain scenery with high peaks, green valleys and clear mountain lakes. The region is known for its excellent ski resorts, hiking trails and outdoor activities.
Culture and language:
One of the unique features of South Tyrol is its cultural diversity. In the past, the region was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and was ceded to Italy after the First World War. This historical connection is still evident in the region's culture, architecture and cuisine. Both German and Italian are spoken in South Tyrol, with German predominating in most parts of the region.
St. Pauls: A picturesque community
St. Pauls is a small, picturesque community in South Tyrol known for its beauty and charm. The community is located in the Adige Valley, surrounded by lush vineyards and surrounded by majestic mountains.
Here are some of the notable features of St. Pauls:
Viticulture: St. Pauls is famous for its wine production. The region is part of the South Tyrol Wine Route and offers numerous wineries and cellars where visitors can sample local wines. Gewürztraminer is one of the most famous grape varieties in the region.
Architecture: The architecture in St. Pauls is unique and reflects the historical connection to Austrian culture. The picturesque farmhouses and Baroque parish church are impressive examples of architecture in the area.
Nature experiences: There are numerous hiking trails and natural attractions to explore in the area surrounding St. Pauls. Visitors can go on hikes through the vineyards or hike in the nearby mountains to enjoy the breathtaking views.
Cultural Events: The community of St. Pauls hosts the annual Wine Festival, where locals and visitors come together to taste local wines and enjoy traditional South Tyrolean food. This festival is an outstanding example of the warm hospitality of the residents.
St. Pauls is a hidden gem in South Tyrol, attracting visitors who want to experience the tranquility and beauty of the Italian Alps while exploring the rich culture and history of the region. It is a place where you can slow down time and fully enjoy the treasures of South Tyrol.
Villa with two residential units in St. Pauls in Appiano on the Wine Road - South Tyrol
The aforementioned property is located in a central and good location in St. Pauls and consists of two apartments, cellar, garage and an adjacent garden.
The apartment on the lower first floor includes a bedroom, a large living room, kitchen, bathroom, toilet, storage room, large hobby room/cellar, a terrace and a spacious garden. The first floor and the attic form a duplex apartment with 3 bedrooms, large living room, kitchen, 3 bathrooms and a total of 4 balconies (2 on each floor). The basement includes basement rooms, boiler room and a common garage.
Currently, the floors are connected by an internal staircase from the attic to the basement.
The driveway and pedestrian access are through adjacent plots and are registered as belonging to the house and part of the property.
The garden is formed by two plots, shares of the building plot, together with a basic plot, the latter being registered as a vineyard.
For the exact division of the individual shares belonging to the property, please refer to the land register information.
Further information on specific request. We will be happy to organize a viewing appointment.
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