Single family villa via Giorgio Paglia 86, Lovere

Within a park of over 30,000 square meters. with centuries-old trees we offer for sale a prestigious real estate property consisting of three buildings for a total of 2,984 square meters. of total area.

- Villa ex Gregorini
A fine example of late nineteenth century architecture that anticipates the stylist canons of Liberty. In terms of size and importance it is certainly one of the most expressive residences for Lovere. It consists of three floors used as a residence, an underground cellar floor and an attic / attic floor; the different levels are disengaged by an internal staircase. The internal heights exceed 4 meters, the basement floor is larger than the ground floor and also consists of an independent access consisting of a driveway tunnel. 394.00 for three floors in addition to the attic floor and the basement floor for a total of approx. 2,026, total volume above ground mc. 6,698.

- Guardian's house (guesthouse)
A service building to the main house, built in the immediate vicinity, less rich in stylistic ideas but coeval and harmoniously complementary to the villa.
The potential destination can be residential and tertiary. The net internal heights detected at the tax of the roof make it possible to obtain three accessible levels of which the last attic but with appreciable heights.
The covered area is sqm. 236.00 on the ground and first floor as well as the attic (to be obtained) for a total of 708 square meters; possibility of building a silo for internal and external parking. 2.984.

The property, which has been uninhabited for some time, needs a building renovation. whose architectural and functional contents foreshadow the recovery of an absolutely exclusive building; this regardless of the final destination, which can be residential or tertiary. The same considerations, albeit in a more attenuated form, also apply to the caretaker's house. The Villa, in fact, has a volumetric, dimensional, architectural and historical impact that requires its reuse avoiding the use of demolition.