From Farmhouse to Family Haven –An Idyllic Retreat Awaits New Life

650 000 €

8 Pièces
6 Chambres
3 Salles de bains
~1 700 m² Surface totale
~124 m² Surface habitable
~1 700 m² Surface du terrain

Description

In the midst of the green meadows of Kastelbell-Tschars, lies the approx. 1,700 sqm large property including a one-family house. Consisting of 6 rooms, 3 bathrooms, terrace and balcony, the uninhabited house in need of renovation offers ideal conditions for people with enthusiasm for keeping pets or growing vegetables due to the surrounding property. Tearing down and rebuilding within the existing building volume of 581 is recommended and offers development possibilities, as the building orientation in the plot can also be realigned and thus the maximum potential of this property can also be used as a holiday residence. The volume of the building that can be constructed, can be increased up to 1,000 cubic metres, taking into account an energetic refurbishment, which, however, leads to a convention of the entire building and, among other things, no longer allows a possible second home use. The owner has already prepared a project that is almost ready for submission, which includes three independent residential units.

Caractéristiques

BalconJardinTerrasseAppartement dernier étageVue sur la montagneVue ouverte

Engel & Völkers Merano

+39 0473 234349

ID de la propriété: W-030PF7

Localisation : Kastelbell, Tyrol du Sud

Kastelbell-Tschars: Starting point of the most beautiful hiking trails in the region. More than 50 km of marked hiking trails can be found around Kastelbell-Tschars. Some of the most beautiful ones start in the tranquil village of Galsaun, whose historic farmhouses extend over the "Sonnenberg" mountain and into the valley. Old structures and new buildings, agricultural holidays and apple orchards along the Etsch river, in the background the manor of "Kasten" with its chapel - this is how the holiday resort of Kastelbell-Tschars, at an altitude of 580 metres above sea level and with a population of around 2,300, presents itself to its visitors. The alpine cultural landscape of the mountains that frame the Vinschgau Valley is largely characterised by high pastures and alpine meadows. Especially in the surroundings of Kastelbell-Tschars there are an exceptionally large number of managed alpine huts, which have increasingly become rest stops and inns for hikers and mountain bikers. In the valley of cultural creators, marble villages and gourmets, the tradition is not only preserved, but with a great pioneering spirit it is constantly developed further and combined with the new. The prairie-like sunny side of the Vinschgau Valley between Kastelbell and Tschars allows delicate wines, fruits for noble spirits and fine asparagus to ripen. Easy to reach, whether via the Reschenpass or the Brenner motorway, the car can safely stay in the garage, because in addition to an excellent public transport network, bike shuttles also offer rides to the excursion destinations.