2 bedrooms detached house, 104 m²

Ingria, Turin (province)

Canavese

Looking for an authentic mountain retreat at 1,000 meters above sea level, surrounded by the nature of the Soana Valley and with a private garden?


In Ingria, in the quiet hamlet of Pasturera, on the edge of the Gran Paradiso National Park, this semi-detached house awaits you, free on three sides, surrounded by an open and relaxing mountain panorama.


After leaving your car in the village square, a short walk of about 100 meters along a paved municipal path takes you to the house, offering unparalleled silence and zero traffic. How important is it to you to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and breathe in deep, fresh air every weekend?


In the basement, you'll find a cool room perfect for storing supplies and firewood, adjacent to a quaint rumpus room with a crawl space and ceramic tiles. Going up to the ground floor, you'll find a first bedroom and bathroom.


Accessible via an external staircase, the first floor features an eat-in kitchen and a second bedroom. The partially covered balcony offers a convenient bathroom and a splendid open view of the surrounding woods.


The property is in its original condition but is move-in ready, protected by triple-glazed windows and warmed by the authentic atmosphere of the wood-burning stove. To make your move-in experience as easy as possible, the home is being sold semi-furnished, including the kitchen, two bedrooms, and basement furniture.


The property also boasts a private, fenced garden of approximately 150 square meters, complete with a walkway: a safe green space where you can dine al fresco, sunbathe, or let your pets roam freely.


We invite you to discover the charm of the hamlet and its layout through our unique video, which combines evocative drone footage with a complete interior exploration, as well as viewing all the photographs. If you'd like to make your own authentic second home immersed in Alpine nature, contact us today to book a live viewing!


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