Splendida casetta caratteristica a Gremiasco
Casa indipendente con vista panoramica nelle colline dell’Alta Val Curone Nel suggestivo borgo di Gremiasco, piccolo centro immerso nella tranquillità dell’Appennino piemontese, proponiamo in vendita una caratteristica casa indipendente ideale per chi cerca pace, natura e autenticità. L’immobile si trova in posizione…
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Livable, but something basic is worn out
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A detached 1990s farmhouse in the wooded Appennino of Piemonte. The chalet-style roof and covered stone-columned terrace give some rustic character, but the exterior reads neglected—peeling render, aggressive ivy, and a lower level in near-derelict condition with exposed masonry and rubble. Interiors are functional but dated: terracotta floors, dark beams, tiled built-in kitchen, and a stone fireplace that are charming to some but firmly ordinary. The wooded, quiet setting is the main draw, though winter foliage undercuts the 'panoramic' claims. At ~€988/m² the price is modest but not a dramatic bargain given the visible work needed. No standout wow feature.
- Exterior shows visible neglect: peeling stucco, ivy overtaking walls, general abandonment
- Lower level appears semi-derelict with exposed stonework and debris
- Interiors are dated (dark wood, tiled kitchen, 1990s finishes) despite 'habitable' claim
- Description overstates ('mozzafiato', Alps views) vs. modest reality shown in photos
The area around
Location score 58/100The cluster is in the Curone valley in the first ridges of the Ligurian Apennines. The Curone river runs through this area, and the Val Curone is the main local landscape. Parco Naturale Regionale delle Capanne di Marcarolo is farther south in the same province but outside the immediate 15 km landscape, so it does not define this setting. The nearest larger centre for services is Tortona, with rail links, shops and a hospital. This part of south-eastern Piemonte is known for mixed hills, small woods, fields and scattered villages, with some wine and fruit growing in the wider Tortonese hills.