3-room flat via Roma, Centro, Paruzzaro

In the municipality of Paruzzaro, we offer a charming apartment on the top floor, with three rooms and two bathrooms; With a surface area of approximately 85 m2, the property offers the right space for a couple or a family with a child. Built in 2009, the apartment has an elevator and access for disabled people, a video intercom that ensures safety and tranquility of the residents.
The interior of the apartment is in excellent condition, with a fully equipped eat-in kitchen and a bright single living room overlooking the terrace. On the upper floor, a habitable attic, we find two bedrooms and a second bathroom with shower cubicle and suspended sanitary fixtures. The apartment is equipped with a centralized heating system but with independent management and dual-zone thermostats and an air conditioning system, guaranteeing maximum comfort in every season. The windows are made of wood with double glazing.
Furthermore, there is a spacious garage, as well as several free parking spaces nearby.
Located in the center of the town, the apartment is surrounded by all essential services, such as schools and transport public. The condominium fees are low, making this property even more convenient.
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Paruzzaro (Parscé in Piedmontese and Parscee in Lombard) is an Italian municipality of 2,173 inhabitants in the province of Novara. Paruzzaro is a hilly municipality in eastern Piedmont located at 334 meters above sea level on the border with Invorio - a municipality considered the "Gateway" of Vergante - and the nearby lower Novarese area. The etymology of the toponym is much debated. Some scholars compare Paruzzaro to "paluciarius", i.e. "palisade" with reference to a probable pile-dwelling origin. Others, however, refer to the Piedmontese word “parussina”, meaning 'tit', giving the toponym the value of "a place rich in great tits". No certain traces of the first inhabitants of this area have been recovered, even if some findings highlight the pre-Roman and Roman presence. Paruzzaro is mentioned for the first time in a document dated 1034 AD, where he is defined as "loco Olegio qui dicitur Paruciaro". Instead, in other documents, he has repeatedly assumed the name of "longobardorum", view the close relationship with the Lombards. Subsequently, once it passed from the Lombards to the Franks, Paruzzaro rejoined the "Pombia Committee". In 1928 the towns of Montrigiasco and Oleggio Castello were aggregated into Paruzzaro as hamlets. However, in 1948, Oleggio Castello returns to being an independent municipality, while Montrigiasco in 1960. Unlike in the past, today agriculture is practiced by few. However, there are numerous companies operating in the food, chemical, textile, clothing, footwear and wood, paper, processing of rubber and plastic articles. In the Middle Ages it passed from the Da Castello family, first, and then to the Counts of Biandrate.--4e20e27b2baf3b53af4c12d7a34f0213!