Farmhouse Strada Provinciale per Garzeno, Dongo

Lake Como Stazzona 3.5 km from the lake
Sunny INDEPENDENT HOUSE on 4 sides on 3 levels renovated in the 90s in excellent condition with on the lower floor sqm. 60 double garage, 3 closets and bathroom;
on the ground floor sqm. 40 entrance, living room, kitchen with exit to the balcony sqm. 6 and service bathroom;
on the first floor sqm. 40 2 bedrooms both with exit to the 2 balconies, bathroom and hallway.
Good panoramic view and the lake. The property is connected to the methane network and the boiler was changed 5 years ago.

Euro 190,000.00
Rif. C033
Ape G / 230.10

STAZZONA
Located in a sunny position in the Albano Valley above the town of Dongo , Stazzona is a small village halfway up the coast along the road to Passo San Jorio. From the town you can enjoy a unique view over the plain of Dongo and on the opposite bank of the Lario, where you can glimpse the famous Abbey of Piona. change of horses, along the road to the pass, popular for trade between Lake Como and Switzerland.
Stazzona is a village with a long rural tradition; although the agricultural activities have been abandoned for a few decades, the rural soul is still perceptible in the alleys that wind between the houses of its hamlets and in the reconstruction of the "Masun", the typical rustic building with thatched roof of the Albano Valley used in ancient times barn and barn.
In the locality of Vanzonico, in a remote and shaded area overlooking the lake, there are the famous crotti, characteristic cellars carved into the rock transformed into welcoming taverns where it is possible to taste genuine traditional dishes.
From an artistic point of view. considerable is the Parish Church of San Giuliano, the oldest part of which dates back to the 15th century but was extensively renovated in the 17th century. The interior preserves valuable frescoes by Fiamminghino, Recchi and Giulio Quaglio, two sixteenth-century colored stained glass windows and the organ donated by the Stazzonesi who emigrated to Palermo between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries.--92d588134d1103c06f23fd25c7373324!