Single family villa via Ca' Manzoni, Misano Monte, Misano Adriatico

In Misano Monte, just 6 km from Riccione and the sea, there is a spacious villa with classic finishes and a large garden. The entrance leads to a spacious and bright living area with direct access to the living loggia that offers a view of the hills and a glimpse of the sea. The living area is completed by an eat-in kitchen.

The sleeping area, separated by a corridor, comprises three bedrooms and two bathrooms, one of which is en suite in the master bedroom. A marble staircase leads to the upper floor, where there is a living room with direct access to a panoramic balcony. On the first floor there is also a slightly attic double bedroom and a bathroom, as well as an accessory space useful as a storage room.

The basement houses a wonderful tavern with a bar and wood-burning oven, a large garage ideal for two cars, and a laundry room. The garden, measuring approximately 250 square metres, surrounds more than half the perimeter of the villa, which in 2012 underwent energy efficiency works, including the installation of a thermal coat, 5 kW photovoltaic panels and a condensation boiler.

In Misano Monte, just 6 km from Riccione and the sea, a hilly and quiet area. Misano Adriatico extends among green hills over an area of 2,243 hectares between the Adriatic coast to the northeast, the course of the Conca river to the southeast that separates it from Cattolica and San Giovanni in Marignano, the territory of San Clemente and Coriano to the southwest and the territory of Riccione to the northwest. It is separated from the latter by waterways such as the Raibano ditch, the Fossa ditch and the Alberello stream (whose tributaries are the Gorguccia stream and the Fossetto stream), which has its source in the hamlet of Scacciano. The territory of Misano is strongly rooted in the hinterland, where there are ample green spaces and a natural oasis on the Conca river. Heights above sea level vary from a minimum of 1 metre to a maximum of 167 metres near Mount Annibolina, for an average height of 49 metres. The oldest settlement, Misano Monte, is 97 metres above sea level and is also home to the church of Misano's patron saint, San Biagio. The latter centre is situated in a panoramic position on a hill carved out to the north by the Pancione stream and to the south by the Pozzetto stream, streams that flow to the left of the more important Agina stream, which flows into the Adriatic and divides the municipal territory.