Bilocale in Via Giovanni Segantini 21
LISSONE, in palazzina degli anni '60, privo di ascensore, proponiamo piccolo 2 locali di 30mq posto al piano terra e così composto: Ingresso, cucina, camera da letto e bagno finestrato con doccia. Termoautonomo. Completa la soluzione il box singolo ad € 15.000. IDEALE COME INVESTIMENTO DA METTERE A REDDITO. LIBERO…
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This is a practical, furnished micro-apartment with a usable kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, heating and apparently immediate livability. However, it has little visual charm, no distinctive historic character or view, and the plain building setting and very small size make it more of an investment unit than a dream Italian home.
- Very compact 30 sqm layout with limited living space.
- Dated finishes and furnishings; likely needs cosmetic updating.
- Ground-floor apartment in a plain 1960s building with no lift.
- Garage is an additional €15,000, not included in the listed price.
The area around
Location score 55/100The cluster sits in the Brianza plain north of Milan in a densely settled suburban/industrial zone made up of small towns, light industry, housing and interspersed fields and woodlots. Monza is about 5 km east and contains the Villa Reale and the Parco di Monza (the large enclosed park) and the Autodromo Nazionale Monza racetrack. The Lambro river and sections of the Parco Regionale della Valle del Lambro run within the 15 km radius, providing river corridors and managed green space. Low wooded hills of the Brianza area and small chestnut/coppice woods begin inside the province within this radius. Milan is the nearest large city, roughly 15 km to the south-west, with the region's main cultural and transport services. The area is part of Brianza, an industrial and artisan district known for furniture and small-to-medium manufacturing and dense commuter settlements. There are no alpine mountains, major lakes or national-park level landscapes within 15 km; Lake Como and the Alps lie beyond that radius.