Single family villa via Don Stefano Borboni, Centro, Ome

OME: Its central location, in the heart of the village, makes it attractive for its convenience and practicality, as well as the main services offered by Ome. Our villa was built around 1965, but only in the last twenty years have both internal and external renovations been carried out. In 2000, the roof was completely redone and insulated; in 2007, all bathrooms, the kitchen, and the laundry room were redone, complete with plumbing and part of the electrical system. Mosquito nets, air conditioning, and brand new windows and shutters were installed. The property, right from the outside, features two independent entrances. Internally, the space was designed to be lived in by a single family, but for different needs, it is possible to create a second connected or separate living unit, as the property is already equipped for a second utility connection in addition to having two separate kitchens. It is also possible to raise the structure and thus create an additional floor. The home currently boasts a large, separate eat-in kitchen with a balcony overlooking the garden, a spacious living room with a separate kitchenette, three bedrooms (two doubles and a comfortable single), two bathrooms with windows, one with a shower, and a storage room. The basement, directly connected to the home, features a large basement, cellar, laundry room/bathroom with tub and shower, and a garage. The driveway ramp occupies part of the north facade and leads to the outdoor space in front of the garage entrance: here, it is possible to park at least two more cars. In the summer of 2023, all the facades were repainted. Last but not least, the exclusive garden of approximately 1,000 square meters, enhanced by a wonderful Magnolia tree and a bright Mimosa. Ome is located in the northeastern Franciacorta region, a hilly area with picturesque valleys and vineyards. It also boasts thermal baths with water rich in iron bicarbonate and a sulfur spring. Its origins are pre-Roman, but only traces of late Roman settlements remain. The toponym is thought to derive from Home or Hometum, a Germanic term meaning "stone house," which was common here when wooden dwellings prevailed elsewhere. THE GEOLOCATION OF THE PROPERTY IS INDICATIVE.