Borgomanero, Piedmont 28021

Beautiful renovated farmhouse of about 350 square meters plus accessories, surrounded by a flat garden of about 800 square meters. The property was completely and finely renovated in 2008 and is spread over three floors above ground, plus a cellar in the basement. On the ground floor, we find an entrance to a spacious living room with a thermo-fireplace, large and bright eat-in kitchen, dining room, bedroom / study, utility room / laundry room and bathroom; On the first floor there are two spacious bedrooms, a bathroom, large terrace and a third master bedroom with en suite bathroom and private terrace; On the second and last floor there are two other large double bedrooms, one of which is a mezzanine overlooking the balcony and bathroom. The property has been renovated, maintaining the original elements and style as much as possible, the thresholds and balconies are in beola slabs; In addition to the thermo-fireplace in the living room, the heating is powered by a methane boiler and a second thermo-stove in the kitchen; The windows are made of wood with double glazing and the French windows on the ground floor and in the main bedroom have retractable frames and shutters, as well as mosquito nets everywhere. Provision for solar panels and video intercom; It is also completed with two accessories with storage use, a double garage, a chicken coop in the beautiful planted garden, with a water tank for collecting rainwater. Borgomanero is located about 32 km north-west of Novara, in a flat basin on the slopes of the first hilly-mountainous reliefs of the Prealps, a few kilometers from Lake Orta, Lake Maggiore and Mottarone. It is not far from Valsesia or Val d'Ossola. The border with Lombardy is only 16 kilometers away. Borgomanero is bathed by the Agogna torrent that crosses it from north-east to south-west, on its way to the Po. The bed of the torrent was diverted in the second half of the 17th century, for agricultural reasons; previously its course flowed towards the city centre giving rise to various ditches, later covered or filled with earth. Along the bend formed at the diversion was born the Allea (name deriving from a Piedmontese expression that takes up the French aller, to go), a walk on the banks of the Agogna.