Quadrilocale in Via Lizzor
Proponiamo in esclusiva un appartamento trilocale di circa 85 mq situato nella splendida cornice di Valdobbiadene, rinomata per i suoi paesaggi collinari e la produzione del celebre Prosecco. L'immobile si trova in una zona tranquilla ma comoda ai principali servizi e alle vie di comunicazione, ideale sia come…
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A genuinely usable 85 sqm home with two bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom facilities, working-looking kitchen, heating, and a distinctive fireplace and vintage patterned floors. It has pleasant traditional character and good natural light, but the interiors are dated and the setting feels like a practical town apartment rather than a spectacular Italian dream home.
- Dated interiors and fittings would benefit from cosmetic modernization.
- The bathroom is not shown, and exposed utility pipes are visible in the living area.
- No private garden, terrace, or strong panoramic view is evident.
The area around
Location score 88/100The cluster sits in the hilly Prosecco zone between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, inside the Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG production area. The "Hills of Prosecco di Conegliano and Valdobbiadene" are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The municipality of Valdobbiadene includes the Cartizze hill, a named cru within the Valdobbiadene area used for a distinct Prosecco subzone. The landscape within the 15 km radius is dominated by vineyard-covered rolling hills planted to Glera and by scattered villages and farmsteads rather than continuous urban fabric. The area lies on the foothills of the Venetian Prealps; higher alpine relief (the Dolomites) is farther to the north-east. The Piave river valley runs to the north-east of the hills. Nearest town of size is Conegliano (about 10–15 km) with a railway station on the Venice–Udine line and local services; Treviso (provincial city and airports) lies to the south at roughly 30 km and Venice is about 60–70 km away. There is no national or regional park inside the immediate hills and there are no ski lifts within a 15 km radius (Dolomite ski areas require a longer drive, roughly 1.5–2 hours). The area is known for Prosecco production, vineyard landscape and associated wine tourism.