Detached house for sale in Pettinengo

Pettinengo, a two-story residence with a total surface area of 315 m2, plus an attic and a basement. A residence partly renovated, partly with original finishes, overall in good condition, with interesting details, such as terrazzo floors and larch planks, which give the rooms a warm and rustic feel. The house, thanks to its privileged location overlooking the Biella hill, and the generosity of its spaces, is suitable for the realization of different projects: - single private residential property with large floor space or semi-detached house, - division of the property into multiple residential units for private use or as sources of rental income, - accommodation facility in a congenial location with panoramic views. Heating is provided by a pellet stove or a condensing boiler. The attic floor has the necessary heights to potentially create a living area. The basement has rear access from street level and features a cellar, two rooms with vaulted ceilings, and a third bathroom. The property includes a garage and a fenced courtyard area where it is possible to create a green area. The municipality of Pettinengo is known as the balcony of the Biella area due to its panoramic location at 664 meters above sea level. It became an independent municipality in 1621, separating from Bioglio. The town is dominated by the Piazzo hill, on which Villa Bellia, now owned by the municipality, stands, with a large park full of valuable trees, including a majestic Lebanese cedar measuring approximately 10 metres in circumference. Villa Piazzo in Pettinengo, a venue for meetings and events, a guesthouse, and a café, is surrounded by an English landscape garden created in the mid-19th century, with large lawns, shrubs, and imposing monumental trees, offering splendid views of the Alpine range. Inside, visitors can admire Michelangelo Pistoletto's first Third Paradise installation: the Garden of Third Paradise, a land art work created in 2008. Thanks to the botanical species within it, it changes from season to season and requires attention and maintenance, embodying the values of "cultivating and caring" that transcend pure contemplation.