A white, two-story house with red shutters sits above a stone wall on a sunny day. A narrow road leads up to the house.

Entire building to renovate

€149,000

22 Rooms
8 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
~641 m² Total surface
~600 m² Plot surface
~100 m² Terrace surface

Description

Nel comune of Rumo, hamlet of Mione (northern Val di Non), we offer an interesting property on four above-ground floors, composed as follows: Ground and first floors: storage rooms totaling 234 sq m and a garage of 81 sq m. . Second, third and fourth floors: residential units, plus a panoramic terrace of about 100 sq m. The property also includes a yard of about 300 sq m. The building is located in one of the 33 municipalities in Trentino at risk of depopulation and is therefore eligible for provincial grants: Up to €80,000 for renovation (35% or 40% of eligible expenses) Up to €20,000 for purchase Obligation to reside or rent at a controlled rent for 10 years Ideal solution for those seeking a restoration project with significant public financial support to create a first home in the mountains.

Features

BalconyBasementGarageTerraceFireplaceAtticGreen viewMountain viewOpen view

Engel & Völkers Madonna di Campiglio

+39 0461 1788300

Property ID: W-02YHKM

Property details

Object type
Detached house
Rooms
22
Bedrooms
8
Bathrooms
3
Number of Floors
4
Garages
2

Parking spaces
6
Total surface
~641 m²
Plot surface
~600 m²
Terrace surface
~100 m²
Flooring
Tiles, Wooden floor
Building Restrictions
None

Energy efficiency information

Construction year
1960
Energy certificate available
No

Energy source
Stove heating

Location: Mione-Corte Inferiore, Trentino-South Tyrol

High peaks crown Rumo, between the Noce basin and Val d’Ultimo, in South Tyrol. Rumo includes nine hamlets or villages, formerly called chapels. The hamlets lie on slopes at an altitude of around one thousand meters. The Rumo valley differs markedly from the rest of Val di Non: its partial isolation has in fact preserved its characteristic architectural style intact. There are various traces of past prosperity, such as buildings with imposing portals, often decorated with coats of arms and frescoes, and the devotional roadside shrines dating from the 1600s. Nature lovers find many opportunities here to relax and enjoy sport: from mushroom picking in autumn to ski-mountaineering trips in winter on the unspoiled Maddalene peaks; from walks to more demanding hikes, to cycling and MTB routes, including the “Rankipino” route, a 57 km cycle-and-pedestrian path that runs from Passo Palade to the outskirts of Val di Sole, passing natural beauties and characteristic villages of Val di Non, including Rumo.