Single-family detached house via Regina, Brienno

Brienno - within the precious and intact historic center we offer for sale a portion of an independent house from ground to sky which is spread over a total of four floors. In the basement, with independent access from one of the staircases leading to the lake, there is a typical rustic room with exposed stone walls and a vaulted brick ceiling; ideal for convivial evenings to spend with friends.
The first, second and attic floors are reserved for living quarters.
On the first floor there is the living room with the possibility of installing a kitchenette, this room can also be used as a study or as a bedroom; serving this room there is a bathroom with window and shower cubicle. On the second floor there is a double bedroom with en suite bathroom with window and hydromassage bathtub; a small balcony overlooking the village completes the consistency of the floor.
The attic floor is open-space, enjoys a magnificent lake view, and is versatile for every possible use.
Currently one area is dedicated to a kitchenette while the larger texture is used as a living room. The floor is embellished by the presence of a double-sided stove. The property includes a ground floor of 139 m2, currently in a rustic state, which can be used to create a second apartment, ancillary rooms or a garage. The living floors in the 2008 were the subject of a careful and complete renovation which involved the remaking of the systems, windows and all finishing elements, including the facades and the roof. It therefore does not require any maintenance.

Some notes on the village:
"Brienno preserves intact its origins as a medieval village, the stone houses founded in the water, the narrow streets that barely separate the buildings, stupendous porticoes, stairways and underpasses, make this place an authentic jewel. The town has Celtic origins, some findings testify to the presence of settlements starting from the 4th century, later a Roman colony, in the Middle Ages allied with Barbarossa against Milan in the Ten Years' War, it became a fiefdom of the Bishop of Como and the Gallio family under Spanish domination" - taken from Comoeilsuolago.it--839cf5bda014759cd0e6c6429d3c56cc!