4-room flat via della Chiesa 4, Santa Maddalena, Funes

This spacious four-room apartment is located in a very quiet panoramic position and is also an ideal home as a second home in both summer and winter for hikers and nature lovers looking for unique experiences in the mountains.

The apartment is located on the first floor of a three-family house and consists of: entrance hall, 3 bedrooms, living room with stove, kitchen with wood oven, 2 bathrooms, storage room, 1 terrace and 3 balconies.

The apartment is very spacious, covering the entire floor and is therefore free on four sides.

The property is completed with 1 cellar and a common courtyard with the possibility of parking. Furthermore, the apartment has part of a large shared garden next to it. The building has recently been insulated with thermal insulation and is connected to the district heating network.

The village of Santa Maddalena is located in the Funes valley bottom. Its privileged location, complemented by the backdrop of the Odle peaks, constitutes a much-loved photographic motif, including the church at the foot of the Ruefen. S. Maddalena is a strategic starting point for excursions in the Puez-Odle Natural Park.

450 km of paths wind through the Dolomites, through pastures and wide valleys, until they reach the high white peaks. The alternatives for mountain trekking are practically inexhaustible and all within a stone's throw of this house. Paths that lead to the famous Odle or Sas de Putia, alpine paths along the edge of the forest, which connect refuge to refuge. History-loving hikers will find the poachers' routes exciting, while the more technical via ferratas will challenge more experienced mountaineers. Particularly impressive is the Adolf Munkel trail, under the imposing north face of the Odle.

It took 15 million years for this impressive landscape to form. The Dolomite chain originated around 200 million years ago, when half of Europe was submerged by the Tethys ocean. The mountain range takes its name from the French geologist Déodat de Dolomieu, who first studied the particular type of rock predominant in the region, namely the double carbonate of calcium and magnesium. This particular type of rock is responsible for the enrosadira phenomenon, whereby the rocks change color at dawn and sunset, turning from pink to purple. The charm of the Dolomites lies in the alternation of gentle and imposing meadows rocky walls, in its geological and botanical variety. Well-known rock massifs, such as the Tre Cime di Lavaredo and Mount Sella, attract mountaineers from all over the world. In 2009, UNESCO declared the Dolomites a world heritage site. More information here: https://www.ruth-immobilien.com/it/immobile/bellissimo-quadrilocale-spazioso-con-terrazza-e-balconi_13421

Ruth Immobilien
Voitsbergstraße 2 / Via Voitsberg
39040 Vahrn / Varna (BZ)
Tel. +39 0472 970090--7d233b6895ca027b56bdaeadcfe382ed!