Villa 10 slaapkamers, 700 m²

Rivello, Potenza (provincie)

Prestigious Villa from 1787 located in Rivello, a picturesque Lucanian village, recognized as one of the most beautiful villages in Italy.
Dwelling structure with a patron apartment of approximately 90 square meters consisting of 2 large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a habitable kitchen, and a related living room, a double-sided fireplace from 1876 connected to the breakfast room of the accommodation structure (B&B to which the rest of the entire Villa is dedicated).
The breakfast room itself, of approximately 40 square meters, is connected to a patio of approximately 30 square meters, which overlooks directly onto the garden of 450 square meters, which, in addition to a lawn and a series of plants and flowers, also has a small space dedicated to the vegetable garden.
In this regard, the property also includes a 1,500 square meter plot of land on the road used as a vegetable garden near the structure.
All the rooms are spacious (approximately 20 square meters each) and with private bathroom, they are all triple and quadruple, and the structure is currently regularly open to the public, and has, in addition to excellent reviews that can be verified, also a guaranteed income that can be enjoyed from the immediate takeover by other owners.
The furniture would also remain in the structure.
There is also a professional barbecue in the garden.
In the case of a visit for genuine interest in purchasing, but without obligation, the 2 nights necessary to visit the Villa and the surrounding area will be offered by us.
The location is finally strategic, as Rivello is located just a few kilometers from Maratea, pearl of the Tyrrhenian Sea, from Praia a Mare, which marks the beginning of the Calabrian coast that descends to Tropea, and Sapri, which is the gateway to the entire Cilentan coast, therefore Sapri, Villa a mare, scario, Sang Giovanni a Piro, then arriving at Marina di Camerota, Palinuro, etc.
On the other hand, just a few kilometers away are the chains of Monte Coccovello and Sirino, which give us snow-capped peaks during the winter season.