2-room flat via Coler 6, Flero

IMMOBILIARE FLERO & PONCARALE DI - PONCARALE ... - Tecnorete
In a small courtyard in the Monte Netto area, we offer a two-room apartment on the first and last floor with ancillary rooms on the ground floor.
Entering the courtyard, originally composed of a few apartments of a single family , the solution is developed in the former barns of the farmhouse.
The renovation of the 70s and 80s made it possible to create a residential unit on the first floor, access to which is via a private staircase which from the exclusive courtyard under the portico leads to a large covered terrace on the first floor.
From the balcony there is direct access to the living room of the good-sized two-room apartment. The separate kitchen still has the space necessary to insert a table and overlooks the quiet countryside behind.
From the living room a small corridor allows access to the bathroom with bathtub, with window onto the balcony, and to the double bedroom with window at the back.
On the ground floor, from the exclusive porch, there is access to a windowed room which can be used as a laundry or study. Given the considerable size and the natural light coming from the window overlooking the courtyard, the environment can be easily adapted to different uses. Immediately behind is a blind bathroom, complete with shower.
The solution is completed by an exclusive uncovered parking space in the courtyard and the cellar.

The address shown is purely indicative and shows the context in which the property is located.

Follow us on the Facebook page Tecnorete Flero & Poncarale - Home Facebook and always stay updated on all our proposals, or download TECNOCASA APP with over 200,000 adverts.
Flero
ORIGIN OF THE NAME: The name FLERO (appeared for the first time in 841 in a document of the bishop of Brescia Ramperto 'que est in loco qui dicitur Freores') probably derives from the Carolingian toponymy Freores. The expression 'Freores' resembles the Byzantine term 'Frear' which means source. Some attribute the name to the Gallic expression 'Fl-ur' which still means fountain. The area is very rich in springs and fountains.--baed630ac475d15add768b2dc8e425c4!