Appartement 2 chambres, 60 m²

Mira, Venise (province)

Apartment to be entirely restored inserted in a beautiful exclusive building of the early '900 located in Mira Porte, one of the most spectacular corners of the Riviera del Brenta, place of rare landscape and artistic beauty.
With 5 windows facing the Riviera, the property enjoys a beautiful view, a large shared garden, and a small private warehouse on the ground floor. The masonry fence and the gates were just redone according to the original designs. Very quiet area but convenient to all roads (motorway is 5 Km away) and to all services/shops within the range of 200/500 meters.

DISTANCES
5 km from the highway A4 - toll booth Mira Oriago
20 km from Venice
27 km from Padua
39 km from Treviso
20 km from the nearest beach (Lido di Venezia)
100 km from the nearest mountains (Asiago)
48 km from the Terme Euganee (Abano and Montegrotto, the largest thermal area in Europe)

PRICES
Euro 85.000,00# to be restored
Euro 135.000,00# restored in the interiors and the shared areas

Mira Porte is one of the many villages of the great Municipality of Mira (VE), practically at the center of the triangle formed by Venice/Padua/Treviso. The centre of Mira Porte (100 meters from the apartment) consists of a charming little square located on a small island at the point where the Naviglio Brenta forks and then rejoin immediately afterwards. A particular place, suggestive and quiet, while spectacular are the Chiuse of Mira Porte where each boat must stop to allow the structure to fill the difference in height of the waters.
The Naviglio Brenta is the waterway that connects Venice to Padua, fully navigable both by public and private transport. Among them the most famous is the Burchiello, which almost daily allows you to visit the most important villas of the area. On its banks, in fact, there are some of the most beautiful Venetian Villas of 1600 and 1700, many Palladian ones, built by the Venetian aristocrats during the Serenissima Republic and where they used to spend their Summer holidays, as reported by Carlo Goldoni in his comedies.