2 bedrooms detached house, 70 m²

Pont Canavese, Turin (province)

Dreaming of a peaceful retreat nestled in nature, 700 meters above sea level, where you can escape the daily grind surrounded by the Canavese mountains?


In the picturesque Formiero region of Pont-Canavese, just a few kilometers from amenities but far enough away to ensure complete relaxation, this quaint semi-detached house awaits you. Can you imagine the crisp air and rejuvenating silence of this historic village, accessible via a charming walk of just one hundred meters from the small square where you'll leave your car?


The property is spread over two levels, connected partly by an external staircase and partly by an internal one, offering spaces with an authentic feel. On the ground floor, you'll find a comfortable kitchen, a welcoming living room for your evenings, a cool cellar, and an outdoor bathroom.


Going up to the first floor, the sleeping area consists of two bedrooms, a useful storage room, a second bathroom, and a wonderful balcony from which you can enjoy an exceptional view of the surrounding mountains, the ideal setting for your morning breakfasts.


Renovated in the 1970s, the home is in good overall condition and boasts a roof made of local slate. Heating is completely independent via wood-burning stoves, the perfect element for recreating a true mountain atmosphere.


Completing the property, located just across the pedestrian street, is a lovely private, fenced courtyard of approximately 100 square meters, the ideal space for your outdoor recreation or your pets. Its location, three kilometers from Alpette, makes this home the perfect starting point for those who love exploring trails and experiencing nature.


We invite you to browse the photo gallery and be captivated by the spectacular images in our drone video. If you're looking for an authentic, panoramic second home away from the hustle and bustle of the city, contact us now to schedule a viewing!


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