Two-family villa, good condition, 150 m², Ronchi - Poveromo, Massa

Inside the precious oasis of the Ronchi-Poveromo pine forest, in an elegant and very private context, just 450 meters from the coast and 3 km from Forte dei Marmi we find "THE HOUSE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SPAIN" which ENJOYS A UNIQUE AND ENVIABLE LOCATION.

The property is located on a private road overlooked by about ten villas; access to the road by outsiders is prevented by an electronically controlled barrier.

"THE HOUSE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SPAIN" IS A VERY RARELY AVAILABLE PROPERTY.

The real estate unit is arranged on three levels, has a garden exclusive of 700 m2 on three sides of the property and is equipped with vehicular and pedestrian access as well as having several parking spaces inside the property.

The Detached House on three sides offers us a liveability of 150 m2 of walkable space on the ground floor it consists of a porch, an entrance hall separated from the eat-in kitchen which could be combined with the living room, the bright living room with fireplace and a bathroom.

The first floor has a large double bedroom, a bedroom double room, a third single bedroom and a bathroom while on the second attic floor but with really important heights, we have a very large double bedroom equipped with a large living space.

"THE HOUSE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SPAIN" WORTH TO BE VIEWED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED THE PURCHASE.

"THE HOUSE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SPAIN" was built at the beginning of the 70s, when the construction culture of the period favored liveability and healthy environments and consequently the building was built by raising it from the ground to avoid rising humidity, often present in marine areas.

A modernization of the housing unit is recommended but as the building is well maintained, any renovation works can be carried out without urgency.

INFORMATION ON POVEROMO

Poveromo is a hamlet of the municipality of Massa and a very important seaside resort on the Apuan Riviera, and together with the hamlet of Cinquale borders the Versilia of Forte dei Marmi.

The area has always been loved by seaside tourists and in particular by VIPs, both because the rich Mediterranean scrub brings down the temperature of around 5/6 degrees in summer and for its narrow streets which protect privacy in an exclusive way.

The first news dates back to the 18th century when the town was still marshy and was inhabited by people who came to hide to do not serve the sentences for the crimes committed.

During the 19th century the area was reclaimed and between the end of the century and the beginning of the 20th century the boom in seaside tourism began.

SYNTHETIC HISTORICAL NOTES ON THE MUNICIPALITY OF MASSA

Massa is the capital of the province of Massa-Carrara and its territory extends over an alluvial plain and reaches an altitude of 1891 meters (Mount Tambura) and is dominated by the Rocca hill on which the Malaspina Castle stands.

Founded 4 km from the sea (65 meters above sea level) by the Apuan Ligurians in pre-Roman times, it developed into various villages, Bagnara, Curtis De Quarantula, Massa Prope Frigidum, which in the 15th century through the construction of a large city wall , were united with Massa Vetere (La Rocca) giving shape to today's city. The city walls were then destroyed.

Massa was the property of the Obertenghi, of the Lucchesi of Castruccio Castracani and in the 15th century the inhabitants entrusted themselves to the Marquis of Fosdinovo Antonio Alberigo I Malaspina.

Born as a marquisate, from the 15th to the 19th century it was the capital of the independent principality, then Duchy of Massa and Carrara, which was governed by the Malaspina and Cybo-Malaspina families, a period in which it reached its maximum splendor.

It was Napoleonic domination that annexed it to the Principality of Lucca and Piombino, to create the Public Institutions and to connect it to Carrara with the Foce road.

In 1829 it passed to the Dukes of Modena, in 1859 it joined the Kingdom of Sardinia and in 1871 it passed to the Tuscany Region.

At the beginning of the 20th century seaside tourism developed the coast and Marina di Massa took shape and achieved such fame that during the fascist period it was chosen by many industries as the site of their summer colonies.

CLIMATE

The climate is particularly mild, of a sub-Mediterranean type, characterized by mild winters thanks to the mitigating action of the Tyrrhenian Sea, the sirocco coming from Africa and the covering action of both the Apuan Alps and the Apennines.--8becfe079360f900687007d13c69a13a!