2-room flat Borgata San Marco 12, San Marco, Oulx

SAN MARCO – In the hamlet of San Marco in the municipality of Oulx, 2 km from the Via Lattea ski resorts, we offer for sale this 63 m2 two-room apartment. In an ancient stone grange, complete with cellar, open-air parking space and single garage.

The accommodation is on the mezzanine floor of the building and has large and well-livable spaces, with high-level finishes in very mountain style pleasant, to enjoy your home in complete comfort and relaxation, and is composed of an entrance hall, living room with kitchenette, double bedroom and bathroom.

Particular attention was also paid to the increasingly important topic of energy saving: the apartments in fact, they fully comply with all regulations in terms of both thermal and acoustic insulation and thanks to the laminated wood windows and doors with low-emissivity glass combined with an innovative Bestboard baseboard heating system, energy consumption and management costs are significantly reduced. This particular and innovative Bestboard system offers a top quality heating technique for healthy environments and with constant temperature distribution, the possibility of managing the remote switching on of your system and temperature regulation, all excellently conceived to allow maximum living comfort with a limited expense aimed at saving management costs.

These apartments are part of an ancient grange from which 7 residential units and the related cellars have been created, to which parking spaces and spacious garages have been combined, to only 150 m. away.

The original building dates back to the end of the 17th century, built in conjunction with the small church in front and is located in the small village of San Marco on the provincial road of Sauze d'Oulx, once a passage of the ancient Strada di Francia.

The historical legacy of the building was subjected to recovery and restoration by reusing and adapting the existing elements as much as possible (stones, vaults, beams, planks, stone portals, etc.) in order to leave the original appearance unchanged. “Antica Baita” which has always characterized the building. The attention given to the recovery work of the ancient structure is highlighted even more when admiring the external parts of the building and the roof with slate covering and the exposed beams.--353fef9b69f815ea883895583ae8e163!