Country house via per Ghevio, Meina

Surrounded by greenery but not isolated, served by the main road that connects the motorway exit to the center of Meina, we offer a rustic property with a floor area of approximately 110 square meters. The building, which needs to be completely restored, is surrounded by approximately 10,000 m2 of land with a slight slope. Excellent solution both as a first and second home, for lovers of privacy and nature!
Follow the updates in real time also on our Facebook page "Professionecasa Arona" by liking the page. Meina (Mèina in Piedmontese and Lombard) is an Italian town of 2,517 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. Located on the Piedmontese shore of Lake Maggiore, the municipality followed with its inhabitants the vicissitudes first of the Duchy of Milan and of the Borromeos, counts of Arona, later of the Kingdom of Sardinia, then of that of Italy. Over the centuries it was the residence or holiday resort of many families belonging to the nobility and the upper middle class of Lombardy and Piedmont: the Luatti or Lovati nobles stood out for the antiquity of their possessions, alongside the noble Visconti di Massino and Sessa families (extinct in the Gatti Grami) , however residing in Lesa. More recently, from the 19th century, Meina was chosen as a holiday resort by the noble Caccia-Piatti, Fossati de Regibus, Bossi Fedrigotti, but above all Faraggiana families, who in the second half of the century built a sumptuous palace with a park in the neoclassical style. Among the bourgeois families, however, we can mention the Mondadori, owners of the homonymous villa, the Luoni and Galli from Novara, but also the Favini, from Milan, who commissioned the construction of Villa Carlotta, today Hotel Paradiso. During the 19th century Meina became an important industrial centre: being able to exploit the waters of the Tiasca, three important paper mills were established, all equipped with continuous steam engines. To these was added first, in 1854, a silk spinning mill and then, on the initiative of the entrepreneur Emilio Foltzer, a large factory of lubricating oils and greases for machines. Other factories of more modest size and importance were established in the territory of the municipality.--fe7c35c7c9116ba69cd42842f620ab96!