5 bedrooms apartment, 312 m²

San Nazzaro Sesia, Novara (province)

If you are looking for an independent villa with a garden to live close to your loved ones without sacrificing privacy, this is a truly rare solution.

In San Nazzaro Sesia (NO), just 5 minutes from Vicolungo Outlet and the A4 motorway, we offer a semi-detached villa composed of two identical and completely independent apartments, ideal for parents and children or for two families who wish to share the same property while maintaining separate spaces.

The house stands out for the presence of two symmetrical housing units, both arranged on two levels and equipped with independent entrance, open kitchen, large bright living room with direct access to the garden, 2/3 bedrooms, double bathrooms (one en-suite) and private terrace.

Two true dwellings, with the same distribution and level of independence, a highly sought-after feature for those looking for a real semi-detached villa and not an adapted one.

Outside, there is a large flat private garden of about 1,700 square meters, an increasingly rare value in the real estate market, perfect for families, children, and pets, as well as ideal for building a pool, a relaxation area, or a barbecue area. The property also includes three garages and a common technical room.

The location is quiet and private, yet strategic, with easy connections to Novara, Vercelli, Biandrate, Valsesia, and quick access to the A4 motorway, convenient for Torino or Milan making the property ideal for those who travel for work as well.

This semi-detached villa is an excellent opportunity both as a main residence and as a real estate investment, thanks to the possibility of living in one unit and renting out the other. A perfect solution for those looking for independence, ample spaces, private garden, and versatility in one property.

Contact us to schedule a visit: independent villas with gardens of this size and with two autonomous apartments are increasingly in demand and difficult to find on the market.

This description is purely indicative and does not constitute a contractual element.