Two-family villa Vico Cantieri 11, Carloforte

For sale a beautiful house located on the enchanting island of San Pietro, a few steps from the center and the port of Carloforte. This unit is the last independent one of the architectural complex called "Borgo Marino Santa Barbara", which directly overlooks the sea.
Born in the 19th century for mining purposes and then transformed into a marine colony by the diocese, today it has undergone a total redevelopment and renovation into exclusive and unique housing units, equipped with covered parking spaces, walkways and green areas with tree species beyond the access to the sea thanks to the Galanzieri quay for easy landing with boats or boats. A few steps from the courtyard and the quay, but in a position sheltered from the winds, we offer you a bright and independent house, composed of two personal external areas, which they accompany us to a living room with kitchenette, two bedrooms with French windows overlooking the garden, two bathrooms with shower tray; we also have an upper terrace and a covered parking space. The house is equipped with solar panels and a hot/cold inverter air conditioning system for the best temperature in summer and winter; all for an A4 energy class.
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History:
The village of Santa Barbara was born around the 19th century, where the area was used by a Belgian company as a deposit for minerals extracted in the Sulcis Iglesiente area, especially from the Porto Flavia area. Towards the 1950s, the mineral transport activity towards Carloforte experienced a slow but inexorable decline. The warehouses were decommissioned and transformed into a marine colony for the miners' children by the Diocese of Iglesias, a destination that it would maintain until the 1980s. Subsequently passed into concession to private individuals for the construction of a shipyard, and only recently to a Sardinian real estate company which decided to acquire it to redevelop the entire area for exclusive residential use given the unique and particular position in the Mediterranean.

Carloforte is located on the small island of San Pietro, located south-west of Sardinia, in the heart of the Mediterranean.
The city was founded on 17 April 1738 by the Tabarkini and took its name from Carlo Emanuele III, King of Sardinia, who offered the Island of San Pietro as a concession to this people of Genoese origins. The island of San Pietro underwent several conquests by the French, Spanish and Tunisians, but the culture still remains alive in the Carloforte people, so much so that in 2004 the Municipality of Carloforte was recognized as an Honorary Municipality of the Province of Genoa.