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We are offering a charming 3-room apartment for sale on the 2nd floor. The apartment includes two bedrooms, each with its own balcony and a view of greenery, a spacious living room, a cozy kitchen, and a bathroom with a window.

In addition, the property features two garages with areas of 14 and 19 square meters, as well as a basement, all located on the ground floor. This property offers a thoughtful layout and versatile usage options in a quiet and green environment.

The apartment is located in the second row of Wolkensteinstrasse and is in close proximity to a bus stop. The city center of Merano can be reached on foot in about 15-20 minutes via via Texelstrasse, via Ugo Foscolo, and the Passer promenade.

price: 350.000€

A new beginning full of possibilities

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Sale Overview

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At the gates of Belluno, in a small medieval estate, whose presence is enshrined since the early 1200s as an episcopal residence, we find for sale a part of a complex of historic buildings, specifically 3 residential properties, positioned on the hill with a wide 360-degree view of the mountains of the Dolomites and the river Piave.

Thanks to its privileged location, perfectly immersed in the countryside surrounded by the mountains of the Dolomites, this residence invites you to immerse yourself in a world of tranquility, elegance and unparalleled comfort.
The part for sale consists of three completely renovated artifacts to which is added a building for warehouse use and a private garden of about 3,300 square meters and an estate forest of another 2,500 square meters.

The estate includes a main building consisting of No. 2 high-level residential units and a dependance building consisting of two specular residential units.
A building for agricultural use completes the property.

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Discover the exclusive Chalet in Pfitsch – a unique retreat that blends luxurious living with the breathtaking beauty of nature. This property not only offers an unparalleled opportunity for peaceful getaways but also the possibility of renting out guest rooms.

The chalet is set on a spacious plot of approximately 1,000 m² with perfect southwest exposure and offers around 180 m² of living space across three levels. The use of premium, local materials, such as the distinctive silver quartzite from Pfitsch, creates an atmosphere that harmoniously combines luxury with regional tradition.

The ground floor welcomes you with a bright, open-plan living and dining area featuring an elegant fireplace. The adjoining high-end kitchen leaves nothing to be desired. From the living area, you can step out onto the sunny terrace, which offers a spectacular panorama of the surrounding mountains.

Upstairs, you’ll find two charming bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom and a freestanding bathtub. The master bedroom also boasts a spacious balcony with impressive views of the surrounding landscape.

The lower level is a true highlight: In addition to an elegant wine cellar with a tasting room, you will find an exclusive wellness area. Enjoy the sauna, steam bath, and outdoor zinc pool, all designed for the ultimate relaxation experience.

If you do not wish to live in the chalet permanently, there is the option to rent it out in accordance with Regional Law No. 12 of May 11, 1995. The necessary permission has already been granted by the local municipality.

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