What $84, 000 USD buys for a furnished studio in Endine Lake, Italy

[GON]

Not fluent whatsoever on Italian real estate, and I never recommend buying any home whatsoever that does not have two bathrooms, but thought to share this fully furnished home for $84k USD in Italy.

Completely furnished apartment by ENDINE LAKE (Bergamo - North of Italy (town Bianzano), has the possibility to convert from studio to one bedroom.

possibility of 1 bedroom

1 bathroom

Private terrace

Car private garage

Mountains and lake view

3-5 minutes from Endine Lake

15 minutes from Lake Iseo

35 minutes from Bergamo

35 minutes from International Bergamo airport (BGY)

50 minutes - 1 hour to ski resort (Colere, Spiazzi or Monte Pora)

1 h 20 minutes from COMO LAKE

 

[ctechbob]

Fantastic view. Seems pretty nice for the $$

 

[Jetronic]

I could retire there.... except I need to fit the stereo in there somewhere.

 

[ctechbob]

If you want to Google Streetview around in front of the place, here it is.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/t41xwLMmJXSz1nU59

 

[SaberOne]

My second home is Italy, and the countryside is dotted with charming little places like this. My favorite was a rustic home in Tuscany near Siena. While I couldn’t afford it, my first thought was about the village’s remote location—if you needed hospital care, it would be at least an hour or more away.

 

[factorytuned2012]

Where do I sign?

 

[Dave Hess]

Looks nice on a sunny day, very gloomy if cloudy and fog.

 

[Egg_Head]

How much oil can you stash in the garage?

 

[eljefino]

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Let's slow down and appreciate some weirdness:

The "media center" is obviously staged with a throwaway baby TV, and room for a bigger one. But what's with those glass cabinets overhead? What goes there? DVDs? Booze? Why's there a landline phone right by the TV? "Excuse me, I've got to take this call."

Are those three thermostats off to the left? Is this some sort of home automation?

The decor reminds me of a long-stay hotel, all grey and square.

I dig the radiator frenched into the wall.

 

[Bottom_Feeder]

What's the catch?

 

[BISCUT]

What's the catch?

Not so sure yet. My old lady and me are headed to Italy in May. One of our purposes is to look into owning a second home there. Not sure as it is only speculation from a friend's family but there are some incentives for those that can prove to the government Italian roots. I got that one covered! That same friend we are loosely speaking about buying separate homes in the same region.

 

[Pablo]

GON post!!!!!!!

 

[wpod]

There must have been a reason both sides of the families grand parents immigrated to the USA from Italy and stayed in the USA .

 

[Owen Lucas]

Are those three thermostats off to the left? Is this some sort of home automation?

One of them is probably to control the hot water. I know because I started messing with one at our AirBnB and turned it off lol.

The other 2 are probably the AC unit and circuit breaker panel (the large one). I've noticed in Europe the CB panel is by the front door usually.

What's the catch?

You will be forced to buy fresh food and eat tasty meals.

 

[eljefino]

I think that sliding door/ window is the only entry. The bathroom's in the back. Probably shares a wall with another unit on the backside. That Davenport would have to have a pull-out mattress.

 

[Sumboodie]

What's the knee level sink next to the ****ter for?

 

[Pablo]

What's the knee level sink next to the ****ter for?

For Klingon Visitors!

 

[Sequoiasoon]

And what part do you convert to the 1 bedroom?

I would seriously need multiple 30yd roll offs to purge this house.

Closet space?

 

[GSCJR]

And what part do you convert to the 1 bedroom?

By pulling on the hide a bed. Ta-da!

 

[Pablo]

Snag that puppy up - just a place to stay while hopping around Italy.

Offer them $75K. It's between Monza/Milan and Venice. Holy nice.