Casa 2 quartos, 105 m²

Domaso, Como (província)

Lago de Como

Lake Como Vercana 1.5 km from the lake Semi-detached house with terrace and car access, located in the town center, close to the shops, Bright detached house on 3 sides of a total square meters. 105 which is spread over 4 levels with cellar and storage room in the basement; on the ground floor sqm. 35 living area with kitchen, bathroom covered terrace sqm. 9; on the first floor sqm. 40 is accessed by an external staircase with balcony, 2 bedrooms and bathroom; On the attic floor sqm. 30 closet with access to the terrace sqm. 12 with Lake View. Possibility of realizing 2 units ideal for rentals. Climate control methane gas - Connected to all utilities. Public parking in front of the house. Euro 85.000, 00 Ref C093 VERCANA A charming village perched on the mountains behind Domaso, Vercana enjoys a dominant position with an enchanting view of the lake, the Lower Valtellina and the peaks surrounding the Upper Lario. The town is the ideal destination for hikers and nature lovers; there are numerous itineraries of considerable naturalistic and landscape interest, including the path from the Vercana Mountains to the Alpe di Graglio that crosses beech woods, pastures and flat meadows. The history of Vercana does not differ from that of the neighboring villages, subjugated by different dominations and characterized by a strong migration of their inhabitants, mainly towards Palermo, from which they adopted customs and traditions which they then imported to their place of origin enriching it. From the historical-architectural point of view, the religious buildings deserve to be mentioned, in particular: the parish church of San Salvatore, of uncertain origins but inside which stand out frescoes and works of art by various authors of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries (between which Antonio Maria Caraccioli, known as the “Caracciolo di Vercana”), representing one of the greatest examples of Baroque architecture on Lake Como; the Church of San Sebastiano a Caino, with a sober and austere shape, finished in the 17th century on top of a pre-existing 15th century building; finally, the Sanctuary of the Madonna della Neve, built in 1630 on the site of a votive chapel with the effigy of Mary, as a sign of devotion for the end of the plague epidemic.