Single-family detached house via Carmine Sollazzo 21, Pettinengo

Detached house on three levels above ground plus attic. The living area, which develops on the first and second floor, is composed as follows: on the first floor (living area) we find a generously sized entrance which leads to the large kitchen/dining room with exposed wooden beams, embellished by the presence of a working fireplace, living room with large window that guarantees the room brightness, windowed bathroom with large shower and covered terrace in which there is a predisposition for the positioning of a helical staircase to allow direct access to the garden directly from the floor.
On the upper floor we find the three (3) bedrooms, the dressing room (which also serves as a boiler room) and a further bathroom with shower. Through a small hallway it is possible to reach the large covered terrace, of absolute interest for those who love to spend moments outdoors with their family, ideal for those with pre-school and school-age children. On the ground floor there are two cool cellars, which could possibly be used as livable rustic premises.
A part of the house has been renovated enhancing the pre-existing building, maintaining the characteristics of the old Piedmontese houses, in particular the (original) wooden floors of the bedrooms, the exposed beams of the living area and the fireplace, while the roof has been completely redone.
The portion of the house corresponding to the living room, bathroom and covered terrace on the first floor and the large covered terrace on the second floor were instead rebuilt from an old barn (expansion); on the ground floor of this section we find a large portico (which can also be used as a parking space) through which we reach the small private garden.
The windows are made of wood with double glazing and all the rooms are equipped with radiators powered by the methane boiler.

Pettinengo is a municipality in the province of Biella with about 1,500 inhabitants and boasts the first Italian industrial settlement of knitwear on a national scale. In fact, the name of the town derives from the Latin Pectinennum (or perhaps Petinaneum), a term referring precisely to the combs used in past centuries for carding wool. It is a very quiet, hilly village with a remarkable panoramic view of the plain below, but at the same time very close to Biella, which can be reached in just 15 minutes by car.
“Get moments of inner calm and in these moments learn to distinguish the essential from the non-essential.” The purchase of this house could really be an intelligent and wise life choice to find yourself: to raise your children away from the chaos of modern life and enjoy all the beauties that this part of the Biella area can offer. This is probably exactly the property you were looking for. Call for a visit, we are at your complete disposal!