Description
Officina Immobiliare, in collaboration with "The Great Living Estate" of Saint Moritz, offers for sale a few minutes drive from Sondrio in the Tresivio area, a splendid Villa with a panoramic view. The house is located in a quiet and sunny context, is in excellent condition and is immediately habitable.
The villa has a total surface area of 650 square meters, of which 365 square meters above ground, 285 square meters in the basement and is composed of:
- large and bright living area overlooking the splendid terrace and bathroom on the ground floor;
- master bedroom with walk-in closet and bathroom, two bedrooms, bathroom and balcony in each room on the first floor;
- living room overlooking the terrace, bedroom and bathroom on the second floor with exposed wooden roof;
- large tavern with fireplace, splendid cinema room, ironing room, bathroom/laundry room, large garage, boiler room and cellar in the basement.
The property studied in detail by the Architect, was built with care, using quality materials for the construction and for the finishes, below are some of the features present:
- the floors above ground have underfloor heating and in the basement with radiators;
- solar thermal for hot water production;
- electrically controlled blackout shutters;
- centralized vacuum cleaner system on all floors;
- alarm and video surveillance system;
- internal lift serving all floors;
- partially air-conditioned.
Solution in excellent condition, located within a quiet and sunny context, with a particularly favorable climate throughout the year and from which you can easily reach Sondrio in a few minutes, Switzerland and the ski resorts of Valtellina. One-of-a-kind opportunity. For information also at our offices, in Colico (LC), in Via Nazionale n. 35. or in Morbegno (SO) in Piazza III Novembre n. 1. Energy Class: D EPI: 132.60 kwh/m2 year
Tresivio, a town located halfway up the Rhaetian side east of Sondrio, is one of the most illustrious municipalities in Valtellina. During the almost two centuries that Santa Casa dei Visconti and degli Sforza ruled the valley, from 1335 to 1512, it was the most important town in the valley. But its importance has its roots in a much more remote past. On the slopes of the Calvary cliff, which drops from Tresivio to the valley floor, artefacts dating back to the Copper and Bronze Ages have been found, as well as rock carvings from the ancient and middle Bronze Age (20th-17th century BC). The most famous find, however, is the Tresivio stone, with an inscription in an alphabet defined as North Etruscan or Rhaetian: according to the testimony of the famous Latin writer of Como origin Pliny the Elder, "the Rhaetians come from the Etruscan lineage" and owe their name to a mythical leader, Reto, who is said to have guided them in the colonisation of the Alpine territory;
