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Mq: 120

Costo: V: 110,000

CARBONIA (CI)
QUART: Barbagia
Appartamento VENDITA Cod: IT-CI-28228-1-41708030 ; 0055

Proponiamo a Carbonia in via Barbagia, ampio e luminoso appartamento al primo piano in edificio con ascensore, composto da: ingresso, soggiorno, cucina abitabile, doppi servizi, tre camere letto, due ampi balconi, ripostiglio, posto auto coperto. € 110.000. Immobiliare Mattesu Tel. 078163761 Cell. 3397724553. Visita le nostre proposte su www.immobiliaremattesu.it We propose to Carbonia via Barbagia, large and bright first floor apartment in building with elevator, composed of: entrance, living room, kitchen, two bathrooms, three bedrooms, two large balconies, storage room, carport. € 110,000. Real Estate Mattesu Tel 078163761 Mob 3397724553. Visit our proposals on www.immobiliaremattesu.it Carbonia is an ex mining village of about 30.000 inhabitants, located in south-western Sardinia. From an architectonic point of view, Carbonia is characterised by typical fascist elements apparent on the village's main buildings such as the Roma Square, the Littoria Tower (27.5 m high), the Town Hall, the Church, the Cinema-Theatre and two big fountains. St. Mary's church was built during the XI century in Romanesque style, with no aisle or apse. Its façade was at first very simple; during the seventeenth-century, the arcades were added. The interiors have been left mainly untouched and the ceiling has a trussed, wooden roof. The church was given to the Montecassino monks in 1066 by Cagliari's Judge Torchitorio. The building has been recently restored. The Archaeological Museum "Villa Sulcis" collects archaeological findings that can be dated back between the Old Neolithic and the Byzantine periods. They come from different sites, mostly around the Carbonia territory, like the rocks of Su Garroppu, the Mount Crobu and Cannas di Sotto Necropolises, the narrow gorges of Coderra, the prehistoric village of Barbusi, the A.Ca.I cave, the Nuraghe Sirai and the Baccu Arrus cave. Not to be forgotten for its historical importance is the Phoenician settlement of Monte Sirai. The top of the - Classe: G - IPE: 175,00 kWh/mq annum

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Mq: 70

Costo: V: 110,000

CARBONIA (CI)
QUART: Medadeddu
Appartamento VENDITA Cod: IT-CI-28228-1-40899254 ; 0054

Proponiamo a Carbonia in Via Vasco da Gama, in zona residenziale, appartamento di recente costruzione a piano terra, composto da: giardinetto d'ingresso, soggiorno, cucina abitabile, disimpegno, due camere letto, bagno; con impianto di riscaldamento centralizzato con termosifoni alimentato da caldaia a gas, predisposizione per impianto di climatizzazione con bocchette in ogni stanza e predisposizione per secondo bagno, giardino con barbecue e gazzebo. Immobiliare Mattesu Tel. 078163761 Cell. 3397724553. Visita le nostre proposte su www.immobiliaremattesu.it We propose to Carbonia Via Vasco da Gama, in a residential area, newly built apartment on the ground floor, consisting of: garden entrance, living room, kitchen, hallway, two bedrooms, bathroom with central heating system with radiators powered by gas boiler, provision for air conditioning system with air vents in each room and provision for second bathroom, garden with barbecue and gazebo. Real Estate Mattesu Tel 078163761 Mob 3397724553. Visit our proposals on www.immobiliaremattesu.it Carbonia is an ex mining village of about 30.000 inhabitants, located in south-western Sardinia. From an architectonic point of view, Carbonia is characterised by typical fascist elements apparent on the village's main buildings such as the Roma Square, the Littoria Tower (27.5 m high), the Town Hall, the Church, the Cinema-Theatre and two big fountains. St. Mary's church was built during the XI century in Romanesque style, with no aisle or apse. Its façade was at first very simple; during the seventeenth-century, the arcades were added. The interiors have been left mainly untouched and the ceiling has a trussed, wooden roof. The church was given to the Montecassino monks in 1066 by Cagliari's Judge Torchitorio. The building has been recently restored. The Archaeological Museum "Villa Sulcis" collects archaeological findings that can be dated back between the Old Neolithic and the Byzantine periods. They come from different sites - Classe: C - IPE: 175,00 kWh/mq annum

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