Single family villa via E. Rinaldini 10, Flero

TECNORETE FLERO & PONCARALE
In a residential context, surrounded by detached and semi-detached villas, we offer a detached villa with a large garden.
The solution, built in 1971, has been partially renovated and consists of a main building, and a secondary building in which a garage and a storage room / laundry room have been built.
Crossing the large garden, ideal for inserting a possible swimming pool, you reach the front porch. The internal layout of the rooms reflects the construction typology of the 70s: a large entrance hall leads to the various rooms, all large and with a regular shape.
The living area is frontal and consists of a formal lounge, to the left of the entrance corridor, and a dining room with adjoining kitchenette on the right.
The two generous double bedrooms are located in the rear part of the villa, while the bathroom with shower is positioned centrally between the two bedrooms.
The peculiarity of this solution is the possibility of obtaining additional living space through an attic recovery. In fact, on the first floor, currently reachable by an external rear staircase, you access the large rustic room, crossing which you exit onto the balcony overlooking the garden.
Positioned next to the main body of the villa, in front of the driveway, the windowed garage and the laundry room.
The solution, habitable immediately, has been well maintained over time, with the replacement of the fixtures, the renovation of the bathroom and the replacement of the heating system.
The address shown is purely indicative and shows the context in which the property is located.
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Flero ORIGIN OF THE NAME: The name FLERO (appeared for the first time in 841 in a document by the bishop of Brescia Ramperto 'que est in loco qui dicitur Freores') probably derives from the Carolingian toponymy Freores. The expression 'Freores' resembles the Byzantine term 'Frear' which means source. Some attribute the name to the Gallic expression 'Fl-ur' which also means fountain. The area is very rich in springs and fountains.--e74de23bcc27eec0cbb2727bb817da6c!