Single family villa, good condition, 800 m², Ghevio, Meina

IDEALLY SITUATED FOR A HOTEL/AGRITURISMO/BNB INVESTMENT
Immersed in the greenery of the Alto Vergante and with total tranquility, for sale an entire multi-family villa of about 800sqm.
The house, located within a very large private park of about 25,000 square meters, has three distinct wings, which can easily be transformed into independent real estate units but also into BnBs or farmhouses.
In addition to the main building, the property is also made up of an independent outbuilding, numerous parking spaces, a small lake and a raised terrace, ideal for enjoying the view of Lake Maggiore.
The property has independent pellet heating, double glazed wooden windows, alarm system and fireplace.
This is an excellent investment opportunity, both for a second home and as an accommodation facility, given the presence of large and flat garden spaces, and the location of the property in the hilly area of the Upper Vergante, a few minutes from the motorway exits and close to the cities of Arona and Borgomanero.
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Meina (Mèina in Piedmontese and Lombard) is an Italian town of 2,371 inhabitants in the province of Novara in Piedmont. It is located on the Piedmontese shore of Lake Maggiore at the mouth of the Tiasca stream. In Roman times, the Via Severiana Augusta passed through Meina, a Roman consular road that connected Mediolanum (modern Milan) with Verbannus Lacus (Lake Verbano, or Lake Maggiore, and from here to the Sempione pass (Lat. Summo Plano Located on the Piedmontese shore of Lake Maggiore, Meina had been part of the Vergante Community since the Middle Ages, having signed the Vergante Statutes approved by Archbishop Antonio da Saluzzo in 1389. The municipality then followed the events first of the Duchy of Milan and of the Borromeos, counts of Arona, then of the Kingdom of Sardinia, finally of the Kingdom of Italy.