Haus Bezzi in Pellizzano

tipo de edificio: casa individual. superficie del terreno: 500m². año de construcción: 1998. el propietario vive en el mismo terreno.

The house is located south of the village of Pellizzano in a quiet area, surrounded by its own meadows The mansard The house consists of two flats, one of which is inhabited by the owner and the mansard is rented out.It is a flat - attic, in a single-family building, located in the municipality of Pellizzano, in the hamlet of Ognano, finemete furnished and composed of: 1 double bedroom + 2 rooms with two beds and one room with a bunk bed + a kitchen-living room + entrance and corridor + bathroom with bath-shower-washbasin+wc.bidet-washer etc. + two balconies. Heating is independent. Outside parking space on communal square. free Wi-Fi internet use. The skibus and bus are 350 m away and take you to the "Trento Male" railway and to the tourist stations of Marilleva-Folgarida - PejoTerme and Passo del Tonale, Madonna di Campiglio.Outside the house there is a large yard with parking spaces for guests. The property is all fenced off and can be accessed from the public street via a private road. A fireplace for cooking outside with umbrella and table is available on request.The property is accessed from the public road via a private road (approx. 70 m).The Val di Sole, watered by the upper course of the Noce torrent, begins at the Mostizzolo bridge, where the Val di Non ends, and stretches from here westwards, insinuating itself between the northern offshoots of the Brenta and Presanella groups and the southern ones of the Cevedale group, as far as the Tonale Pass, where the Val Camonica begins.
At the bottom of the upper part of the valley, in a picturesque esplanade, is Pellizzano, capital of the municipality of the same name, while on the northern side of the valley, in a dominant and sunny position, are the two hamlets of Termenago and Castello, charming little centres, the object of observation for tourists passing along the state road below, with beautiful views over the entire valley and the opposing tourist resorts of Marilleva and Folgàrida.
A new paved road leads to Lago dei Caprioli in the Fazzòn basin, amidst meadows and fir and larch forests.
The surroundings of the main town and the two hamlets also lend themselves well to a wide variety of tourist requirements: large coniferous forests, attractive wooded or rocky peaks, such as those of Artuìk and Baselga, the Val Gelada Pass, which leads to the various alpine lakes and the Nambino lake on the Madonna di Campiglio side, as well as very comfortable walks through the meadows of the valley bottom towards the neighbouring villages.
Photo: Pellizzano A riding school also offers the possibility of horse-riding along splendid scenic routes. Pellizzano also boasts excellent cross-country skiing trails and suggestive places for ski-mountaineering at high altitudes, as well as two special ski jumps, on which a national competition is held every year.
Another modern sport, which attracts many enthusiasts to the area, especially from the Triveneto region, who find ideal conditions here, is paragliding: the large coloured sheets that, starting from the mountain of Ortisè, hovering in the air glide over the surrounding meadows of Pellizzano, are an attractive spectacle.
Aeromodelling also has its devotees in the village, who organise interesting events every year. For art lovers, the parish church, the renowned sanctuary of the Madonna delle Grazie, dating back to the 15th century, is an interesting attraction both for its architectural style and for the numerous frescoes in the prothyrum and those in the interior, which have recently come to light, the work of Lombard artists from the 15th and 16th centuries. IT022137C2CB6TKY7G