2-room flat San Francesco, Centro, Solaro

In the center of Solaro, Edilproposte di Solaro offers two buildings consisting of 7 and 8 residential units under construction. Within this new residential context called Borgo Giulitta, surrounded by greenery and tranquility, we offer you a two-room apartment in building A, with independent access from a private garden and terraces. Everything will stand out for its refined architecture and materials with attention to detail. In energy class A4, one of the highest and most efficient at the moment, guaranteeing low consumption while fully respecting the environment. Autonomous heat pump with air heating and cooling system and mechanical ventilation. In the basement there will be the owned cellars. Boxes of various sizes will be available (not included in the price). Delivery is scheduled for September 2024. Specifically, the ground floor apartment that we are offering is 2 rooms, free on three sides and will be composed as follows: living room and open kitchen, from the hallway you will access the double bedroom and the bathroom. To enhance the house there will be a private garden of 155 m2 and a porch of 22 m2. The apartment will have an independent entrance from the private garden and the armored door will be accessed via a gate. The 6m2 cellar concludes the solution. Find out more at the following link: https://www.borgogiulitta.it/ . Two historical notes: Solaro is located 21 kilometers north-west of Milan, it is an Italian municipality of 14,205 inhabitants, on the border with the province of Varese. Four kilometers separate it from the important center of Saronno, to which it refers for railway connections (station of the Milan-Como and Varese-Novara lines of the Ferrovie Nord Milano) and motorway connections (Milan-Como motorway toll booth). Geographically, the municipality belongs to the Groane area, a high plain, moorland territory, geologically made up of clay terraces, which extends north and north-west of Milan; indeed, Solaro is included in the perimeter of the Groane Park and within its territory there is the seat of the Groane Park itself, established by the Lombardy Region with the aim of safeguarding and giving new life to the surviving woodland heritage, made up of Scots pines, birches, locust trees, chestnut trees, of which approximately 650 hectares survive today, distributed more consistently in the neighboring municipalities.