country houses for sale Valli Susa, Sangone in Turin

AVIGLIANA - The property is located in a quiet area away from the chaos, free on all four sides with a large private garden, consisting of: Ground floor entrance into the large living area with kitchen wall, hallway, bathroom with window and shower, laundry room, through a security door you access a bedroom, also equipped with an independent entrance, usable as a hobby room / study with closet. A staircase in the living room leads to the P. 1 with chestnut wood false ceiling, hallway, double bedroom with walk-in closet, 2 single bedrooms one of which with access to the terrace with Roman Pomp

AVIGLIANA - The property is located in a quiet area away from the chaos, free on all four sides with a large private garden, consisting of: Ground floor entrance into the large living area with kitchen wall, hallway, bathroom with window and shower, laundry room, through a security door you access a bedroom, also equipped with an independent entrance, usable as a hobby room / study with closet. A staircase in the living room leads to the P. 1 with chestnut wood false ceiling, hallway, double bedroom with walk-in closet, 2 single bedrooms one of which with access to the terrace with Roman Pomp

"Charming hut in the suggestive Borgo Vecchio of Bardonecchia!" TO BE RESTORED 175 COMMERCIAL SQM + 270 SQM USED AS STORAGE ROOMS, ATTIC, GARAGE, CELLAR GREEN AREAS AND PARKING SPACES This picturesque mountain hut is available for purchase and offers a unique opportunity to own a property in the heart of the Italian Alps. Located in the characteristic Borgo Vecchio of Bardonecchia, this chalet is made up of 3 independent apartments and offers the potential for further development. Currently, the chalet consists of one two-room and two three-room apartments, each with its own indep

Bessen Haut, an ancient village in a dominant position on the slopes of Mount Sises, an excellent meeting point for ski mountaineering, excursions and trips along the dense trail network, completely renovated through an eagerly awaited conservative restoration, hosts a handful of huts with origins between 1700 and the 1800s, which have their historical roots in the wise orientation of the sun and the passing of the seasons but today with a careful look to the future, respecting the materials of the place and the nature that surrounds them. In this enchanting village, where time seems to stop a