Detached house with garden in Mittewald near Franzensfeste - South Tyrol
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| PropNo |
8225-CAS06 |
| Type of use |
Housing |
| Type of commercialization |
Purchase |
| Type of property |
House |
| Kind of property |
Detached house |
| Postcode |
39045 |
| City |
Mittewald |
| Latitude |
46.80690 |
| Longitude |
11.57370 |
| Country |
Italy |
| Provinces (Italy) |
Bolzano |
| Living area |
301 sqm |
| Usable area |
57 sqm |
| Plot size |
858 sqm |
| Number of rooms |
5 |
| Number of bedrooms |
4 |
| Number of bathrooms |
3 |
| Purchase price |
700.000 € |
| External commission |
4,88% |
| Currency |
€ |
| Commission notice |
The buyer pays 4.88% of the notarized purchase price, due upon signing of the purchase contract |
| PropNo |
8225-CAS06 |
Type of use |
Housing |
| Type of commercialization |
Purchase |
Type of property |
House |
| Kind of property |
Detached house |
Postcode |
39045 |
| City |
Mittewald |
Latitude |
46.80690 |
| Longitude |
11.57370 |
Country |
Italy |
| Provinces (Italy) |
Bolzano |
Living area |
301 sqm |
| Usable area |
57 sqm |
Plot size |
858 sqm |
| Number of rooms |
5 |
Number of bedrooms |
4 |
| Number of bathrooms |
3 |
Purchase price |
700.000 € |
| External commission |
4,88% |
Currency |
€ |
| Commission notice |
The buyer pays 4.88% of the notarized purchase price, due upon signing of the purchase contract |
Property description Detached house with garden in Mittewald near Franzensfeste - South Tyrol
This detached house in the heart of Mittewald near Franzensfeste is situated in a central village location and boasts a spacious garden that surrounds the entire property. The property, which is currently in need of renovation, offers considerable potential for renovation and extension work. With a buildable cubic volume of 1,887 cubic meters, there are a wide range of options for redesigning and extending the house according to your own ideas.
The building, which extends over four storeys, is typical of the region and embodies the rustic charm of South Tyrolean architecture. The traditional architecture is characterized by the use of local materials, which give the house a special authenticity and historical character. The robust construction and classic elements of the house leave plenty of scope for a stylish yet modern renovation.
The surrounding garden is a central element of this property and offers a wide range of design options. An idyllic vegetable garden, colorful flower beds or a cozy terrace could be created here, inviting you to spend relaxing hours outdoors. The garden is an ideal place to enjoy the natural beauty and tranquillity of village life, far away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
The location in the village center of Mittewald near Franzensfeste combines the quiet, idyllic life in the countryside with good connections to the local infrastructure. Stores, public transport and other facilities for daily needs are within easy reach. Despite the central location, the surroundings exude a peaceful atmosphere that is typical of rural South Tyrol.
With the possibility of renovation and extension, this property offers a promising investment opportunity. It offers the rare opportunity to create an individual dream home in a picturesque setting while preserving the unique charm of the historic building.
+ Net living space approx. 301 m2
+ Sales area approx. 410 m2
+ Cellar area approx. 57 m2
+ Garden area approx. 858 m2
Further information on specific request. We would be happy to organize a viewing appointment.
Location: Franzensfeste, "Fortezza" in Italian, is a small village in the South Tyrolean Wipptal valley in Italy. The name of the village is derived from the Franzensfeste fortress, an impressive building that plays a central role in the history of the region.
The Franzensfeste fortress
The Franzensfeste fortress was built between 1833 and 1838 during the reign of Emperor Franz I of Austria to secure the strategically important Brenner route. The fortress is located on a narrow section of the Wipptal valley and was designed to control traffic between the south and north of Europe. The Franzensfeste is one of the largest fortresses in Europe and impresses with its massive construction. It extends over several levels and consists of the lower, middle and upper works, which are connected by staircases and tunnels.
Historical significance
Although the fortress was never used in a war, it played an important role in history. During the Second World War, the fortress was used as a warehouse for ammunition and other military supplies. One particularly interesting episode is the so-called "gold transport" of 1943, in which the fortress served as a temporary storage facility for part of the Italian gold reserves. To this day, many myths and legends surround the gold hidden in the fortress.
The village of Franzensfeste
Today's village of Franzensfeste has developed around the fortress. With a population of around 1,000 people, Franzensfeste is a small but historically significant place. The construction of the Brenner railway tunnel and the associated building work have had a major impact on the region in recent years, which also underlines the importance of the village as a transport hub.
Tourism and culture
Today, Franzensfeste Fortress is a popular destination for tourists interested in history and architecture. Since its restoration in recent years, the fortress regularly hosts exhibitions, cultural events and guided tours. The surrounding landscape with its mountains and forests also makes Franzensfeste an attractive destination for hikers and nature lovers.
Franzensfeste is not only a monument to military architecture, but also a testimony to the eventful history of South Tyrol, reflecting the different cultural and political influences in the region.
Equipment: + Year of construction 1953
+ Energy class G
+ Energy source: oil
+ partly furnished
+ garden
Others: All information is subject to change, non-binding, without guarantee and based on information provided to us by our client. We assume no liability for completeness, correctness and up-to-dateness. We reserve the right to intermediate mediation. Our general terms and conditions apply.
