Description

Immobiliare Bardi offers the exclusive sale of a commercial space of approximately 26 sq m gross, arranged on a single level, on the ground floor of Via Pietro Cella, the most illustrious street in the town of Bardi, which leads from Piazza Vittoria to the gates of the majestic Fortress.

The property boasts an elegant window display, which brings light to the entire room, as well as a bathroom and convenient storage space above ground.

Also ideal as an investment, the premises have been the point of reference for Italgas and plumbing services for years.

INTERNI

The property consists of a single room, covered with elegant cross vaults with internal dimensions of approximately 6,80 x 2,75 m with a bathroom whose ceiling serves as a storage room above ground.

The shop window serving the business is next to the entrance door to the premises and is approximately 1,00 m wide.

The premises currently appear without any furnishings.

EXTERIOR

The commercial property is located on Via Pietro Cella, in one of the most strategic locations in the town.

A hub for all services, Via Pietro Cella is the liveliest street in town. For about two years, it has enjoyed a new look thanks to recent redevelopment, which now features elegant paving reserved exclusively for pedestrians, having become a year-round "limited traffic zone."

POSITION

Bardi needs no introduction; it's enough to remember that it's home to the enchanting fortress nestled in the Red Jasper rock: a medieval construction that, according to CNN, gives Val Ceno the title of one of Europe's most beautiful hilltop destinations.

This village, with Lombard roots and a typically medieval atmosphere, captivates with its rich history, one of the reasons it is a popular tourist destination. The very name Bardi evokes ancient civilizations, and strolling through the villages of its historic center is like stepping back in time, breathing in the air of a distant era.

Thanks to its strategic location, Bardi attracts tourists from all over Emilia Romagna, Liguria, Tuscany, and Lombardy, but also attracts a significant number of foreign visitors, particularly from the United Kingdom, France, and America.

The massive emigration from the Ceno Valley to the new opportunities offered by richer countries, which occurred after the First World War, means that every year hundreds of Bardigiani return to their home town, thus repopulating the entire area in the summer.

The property is served by gas and electricity.

Energy class: G