Villetta a schiera in Località Brosi
Dego - loc. Brosi - zona periferica in borgata rurale, si propone in vendita proprietà composta da casa semi indipendente (terra/tetto) disposta su due livelli, completamente ristrutturata, fienile/tettoia e terreno (boschivo e seminativo) di circa 5 ettari. L'abitazione si trova in perfette condizioni e si compone di ingresso nella zona giorno con cucina e caminetto a legna; grande camera al...
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A fully renovated 75 m² home at €55,000 (€733/m²) is above the local €538/m² benchmark, but the price includes about 5 hectares of land plus a barn/shed and parking. Its remote rural setting, 18 km from the sea, limits the upside, making this a solid but not exceptional deal.
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This is a genuinely livable, fully renovated rural Ligurian home with warm exposed beams, wood ceilings, shutters, a fireplace, and a charming covered hayloft. The surrounding green setting and approximately five hectares of land add real lifestyle appeal, while the interiors look clean and usable rather than like a renovation shell. At €55,000, it has strong dream-home value despite the lack of a dramatic sea or mountain panorama.
The listing and its photos show a house you can move into. Anything you spend beyond the price is your choice, not a repair.
- The five hectares are described as partly wooded and partly agricultural, so the usable garden area may be limited.
- The rural outbuildings and covered hayloft appear more rustic and may need maintenance.
- Only one bathroom is shown for a two-bedroom home; utilities and heating details are not confirmed.
Estimate from the listing and its photos, not a survey. Treat it as the starting point for your own quotes. An Italian builder's quote is normally written without VAT and without design fees, so add about a quarter to any figure a firm gives you.
The area around
Location score 55/100The cluster lies in the Bormida valley in the inland Ligurian hills, with low Apennine ridges and mixed woods around the settled valley floor. The Bormida di Spigno runs through this area. The nearest larger town in daily use is Cairo Montenotte, which has the main services, shops and rail connections for this part of the valley. Savona and the Ligurian coast are farther away and matter more for logistics than for the immediate landscape. This part of inland western Liguria is known for wooded hills, small valley villages and routes crossing from Liguria into southern Piedmont.