Living the Italian Way: Montepulciano (Tuscany) 1 bed / 1 bath recently built. (Rent-to-buy option)

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Abbadia di Montepulciano (Siena), 4 miles from the center of beautiful Montepulciano, a cozy furnished apartment (named 'Weiss') on two levels, for sale. Weiss is nestled in the Tuscan countryside yet very close to all services and is part of the "Living the Italian Way Project" (more info here www.pieroloren....
The property is on the second (primo piano) and top floor of a small building with two other bigger apartments for sale (Dubbel: Euro 280,000, and Amber: Euro 230,000). It was built recently, and the entire building was designed to be environmentally sustainable, with top-class energy efficiency, a photovoltaic system, thermal insulation, roof ventilation, a heat pump heating system, and air conditioning throughout the accommodation.
Weiss is a lovely 1 bed / 1 bath apartment of 700 sqft, with an open living room - kitchenette, a bathroom, and a large terrace on the first level, with the bedroom on the second level. Parking area reserved for the owners.
This apartment can be purchased using the RENT-TO-BUY formula: down payment (approx 60%) and monthly payments of up to 5 years, with 10% interest per year. After you pay the down payment, you get possession of the property and are allowed to rent it out for short rentals.
Fast internet, restaurant, and brewery right under your home, and all the services you desire are available, following the Living the Italian Way, such as personalized food programs, nursing assistance, annual check-ups to monitor for diseases, guided visits to the surrounding areas, activities and information on nutrition and healthy living, discounts to local food suppliers, etc.
FOR SALE: EURO 155,000!!
(if you choose the Rent-to-buy formula: down payment - Euro 95,000; Monthly fee - Euro 1,050 for 5 years).

[@sunnyprashar2722]

Excellent content! A suggestion to enhance your videos even further would be to use a gimble or a camera with image stabilization technology to minimize shaking. Additionally, incorporating some point-of-view shots would add an immersive touch to your videos. Keep up the great work!

[@DashingPartyCrasher]

Nice place. I agree with the other comment here -- your camera guy needs to use a gimble or use image stabilization. And he needs to stop spinning around -- pan around slowly instead. This video was not as fast and jerky as the Calabria property video from a year ago, but it's still too janky to get a good look at things without playing the video at half speed.

[@kaiserrahman5433]

How much is the rent? And then buy price?

[@pierolorenzobroker]

Please read the description.