End terraced house in the Pool area

This charming vintage end-townhouse is spread over three levels: two residential floors and a ground floor dedicated to auxiliary spaces. The east-west double exposure ensures brightness at all times of the day. From the private pathway, you access the raised ground floor, where the entrance leads into a cozy living room connected to a spacious dining room with a balcony overlooking the back. The kitchen is large enough to accommodate an island, ideal for breakfasts and informal moments. Built in 1965, the house features only perimeter load-bearing walls, offering excellent customization possibilities: the living area can be unified into a large open space, according to the needs of its inhabitants. On the first floor, there are two generously sized double bedrooms. One of them leads to an additional room that can become a study, a walk-in closet, or an en suite bathroom, as it is located above the kitchen and allows easy passage of pipes. Completing the level is a large windowed bathroom with a bathtub and a convenient storage room. The ground floor, internally connected and also with a separate street entrance, hosts various service rooms. The internal staircase leads to a practical laundry room and a large windowed space that can be transformed into a tavern. Following this is another room currently used as a garage and the technical room dedicated to systems; the under-stairs area offers additional storage space. The front garden frames the main entrance, while private pathways allow convenient parking even in front of the home. The facade and roof were entirely redone two years ago, and the attic— a common area accessible only for maintenance— is completely empty. The condominium expenses, related to the management of the common areas, amount to about 450 euros per year. The windows are aluminum with double glazing, the main rooms have terrazzo flooring, while the kitchen and bathrooms have ceramic finishes; the stairs are marble for the connection to the first floor and beaten stone for the ground floor connection. The heating is autonomous with a certified boiler; the electrical system is functional, although it is the original from the time the house was built. The house is livable in its current state but is equally suited for renovation work for those who wish to maximize its potential.