Single-family detached house via quarenghi, Calchera Frontale, Rota d'Imagna

A few steps from the center of the well-serviced town of Rota D'Imagna we offer a large solution on the ground floor, in a building with only three residential units, consisting of: entrance hall, kitchen, living room, two bedrooms, bathroom and two terraces, one of which is livable . Plus private garden/vegetable garden and garage/laundry room. Possibility of another box. Quiet and sunny area.

Rota d'Imagna is an Italian municipality of 909 inhabitants[1] in the province of Bergamo in Lombardy.

Located in Valle Imagna, a lateral side of Val Brembana, it is about 26 kilometers north-west from the capital orobico.
The recent revival of tourism has meant that the town of Rota d'Imagna has become the main tourist center of the valley. This is thanks to the pleasant position from where you can make a large number of excursions suitable for every type of need: both simple walks and challenging routes, up to the possibility of profitably using the mountain bike.

The parish church of Rota Dentro is very important , dedicated to San Gottardo. Built in 1496 but elevated to the rank of parish church only a century later, it has a granite portal and numerous works, among which those of Carlo Ceresa and some finely crafted inlays stand out.

The parish church of Rota is no exception Outside, dedicated to San Siro di Pavia. Documented starting from 1470, it was rebuilt in 1765. It too has numerous works of great importance including those by Gaetano Peverada, Pier Francesco Mazzucchelli and Carlo Ceresa, but also stuccos and carvings from the 17th century, and a baptismal font dated 1614.

Also worth mentioning are Ca' Piatone, a 17th century stately villa with exposed stone arches and porticoes, where Giacomo Quarenghi was born, and Villa Mazzucotelli with a large garden.

Finally, the village of Chignolo is also very characteristic , a small rural nucleus which is accessed via a path on which the Ponte del Follo is located, built with a single arch structure in stone.