Porzione di casa centrale
Vendesi porzione di casa centrale a Forcal. Completamente autonoma, è distribuita su due livelli. Al primo piano sono presenti il salotto luminoso, la cucina con accesso allo spazio esterno. Salendo al secondo piano si sviluppa la zona notte con un'ampia e accogliente camera matrimoniale e il bagno finestrato.…
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Livable, but something basic is worn out
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Habitable townhouse with terrace, cellar and parking near Vittorio Veneto historic center, but the size is missing so the effective EUR/m2 cannot be computed. With a strong Veneto townhouse baseline of €403/m2, this looks only ordinary until sqm is verified; the complete description and 12 photos are positives.
More on the house and the area
This is a real, habitable house with good bones: parquet floors, wooden stairs, working kitchen and bath, and a private courtyard give it genuine live-in potential. The best charm comes from the green hill views and quiet setting rather than showpiece architecture. It feels solid and usable now, but would need refreshing to become a true dream home.
- Interiors are dated and need cosmetic updating.
- Exterior is plain rather than especially photogenic.
- Outdoor space is useful but mostly hardstanding, not a lush garden.
The area around
Location score 72/100The cluster is at the foot of the Prealpi Trevigiane, with the Cansiglio plateau and the Belluno Prealps within about 15 km. The Meschio river runs through Vittorio Veneto. Lake Revine lies a few kilometres to the west. The nearest ski lifts are the small slopes on the Cansiglio plateau, roughly 30–40 minutes by road; the main Dolomite ski areas are much farther and do not define the immediate setting. Conegliano is the nearest larger town, with rail connections, services and a substantial historic centre, and Treviso is the nearest small city. The hills south-west of here are part of the Prosecco Hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene UNESCO World Heritage site, though the core vineyard landscape is not centred on Vittorio Veneto itself. The area is known for the 1918 battle of Vittorio Veneto and for vineyards on the lower hills toward Conegliano.