Borgo a Mozzano - pool and panoramic views

Renovated property complex with pool and panoramic views

Unique opportunity to acquire two fully renovated stone houses with pool and approx. 1 ha of land, beautifully situated in the hills of Borgo a Mozzano with exceptional views of valley and countryside.

Facts:

Two independent, move-in ready homes
Approx. 1 hectare plot with garden, olive grove and small wooded area
Pool with sun terrace and spectacular views
Large private terraces for both houses
Private parking and great outdoor areas
Energy class B and modern installations

Apartment 1 – approx. 120 m² (2 levels):

Ground floor: entrance hall, bright living room with dining area, kitchen, hallway and bathroom
First floor: 3 bedrooms (one with exit), 2 bathrooms

2 (former barn) – approx. 102 m² (2 levels):

Ground floor: entrance hall, 2 bedrooms, bathroom and storage room
First floor: large, bright living room in classic Tuscan style, kitchen with access to terrace and bathroom

Quality & comfort:

Underfloor heating via heat pump
Photovoltaic systems
Thermal windows with mosquito nets
Completed renovation with focus on energy efficiency
Preserved original details: exposed chestnut beams, terracotta floors and natural stone facades

Investment & application:

Well-established and well-run rental with attractive returns
Ideal as an investment, generational home or vacation property for multiple families/friends
Opportunity for community with privacy in separate homes

Borgo a Mozzano is especially known for the Ponte della Maddalena, also known as the Devil’s Bridge (Ponte del Diavolo). It is famous for its unusual asymmetrical construction with a very high main arch – one of the most characteristic medieval bridges in Italy.
There is a dramatic medieval legend associated with the bridge, where a master builder is said to have made a pact with the devil to complete the bridge in time.

Borgo a Mozzano offers cozy areas with medieval streets, cafés and small shops.
The area around Borgo a Mozzano is known for beautiful landscapes, ancient villages and good hiking trails in picturesque surroundings in the Serchio Valley.
Several parts of the German defense line from 2. World War II German defense line can be seen in the area, as the town was part of “La Linea Gotica”, and there are bunkers and small museums/exhibitions about the period:
Museo della Memoria (open on special occasions)
There are several open bunkers along the hiking routes around the town.

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