@@rainerhasler135 It’s a good question.. the owner has now died so we can’t ask him why he built it this way. I would remove them, it’s not an unsafe area. We’ve had the house thoroughly checked by a builder, electrician, plumber and architect and they all say it’s great. It’s well worth the asking price.
Hi thank you for your answer but I dont agree with it. I am looking every day since 6 month,on video, from italy, becouse I want to buy a house , so I have a very good ideea about regions and prices. You can find for 50k very good houses and în very good condition. Not my type but you can find wanderful houses and prices. Probably you are not so much inform, even if you leave there. I dont want to heart your filings, but I am telling the truth.... buy the way, every real state agent is puting accent on the view but in italy gorgeous views are everywhere..
Thank you!! Prices vary greatly; sometimes being close to an important town, airport or port can make a huge difference. Piemonte has the advantage of being easy to get to from northern Europe. That's why so many people from those countries buy from here. In the end, we buy what suits us and our budget. I don't believe there is a right or necessarily a wrong place to buy in. Italy is beautiful all the way through, I agree, but I know for us, coming from the UK and my wife from Poland we wanted to be a maybe 12-15 hours max drive away, not 25. For me, the extra is worth it. And I might be biased but I think the views here are incredible. But I have to admit I love the Dolomites... though I wouldn't live there. I do appreciate your honest comment! Richard
The kitchen looks like a morgue. They really needed a designer. So many things just totally clash and are just not good design at all. The doors?!?! What in god’s name is that mix of disasters. Good luck. Stone arches are great. Thank goodness they didn’t mess those up. Nice location at least.
Wow, you have to decide. I would use the room below as it's nearest the bathroom. Really, 1 bedroom. I hope I never said 'this is a big house!' Shoot me if I did please!
No worries, it seems all the houses in Italy has very unique floor plan, this is due to the age of the properties.. however they are very nice.. my wife and I will be in Torino this November and will exploring Aosta valley and the region..
@@langheproperty You said it. Though, you may become a character in the next book. The villain maybe. You know what the world thinks of estate agents :-) Almost as bad as ad men. I like the place. A nice writing spot, but you do need a bit of civilization to potter about in for inspiration. Especially people. So maybe...
Richard hi . If you compare the price withUK for sure îs cheap. But if you compare with similar houses in italy this should be around 130/140k euro. Probably you dont agree with me but that my opinion. Thx for the vîdeo
They spent 400k buying and restoring it and nothing is cheap now. You can buy a ruin for €60k then spend 300k and 3 years restoring it to this level but what do you do? Someone needs to make an offer. You can buy in the most undesirable parts (around Ovada or Casale) and spend very little but who wants to live there? Each to their own I guess and we'll see what happens. Thanks for watching! I appreciate the views and opinions..!!
Oh crap! Do I have an American accent!? Interesting theory, but in 20 years I've not seen American realtors here. American buyers spending a fortune, yes. Prices go up when demand is higher. Sorry!
Just Gorgeous . especially the Thick Walls and exposed stone on the lower level . Try building a house like that from scratch , it would be a Fortune .
I have noticed quite few thing in this ved, although nice restoration, but did spend $$$ on it, 4 example in the first level, half bath,"no shower" the 2 rooms not fixed for bid room otherwise at least has full bath on suite .....etc, and you mentioned many times vine yards and it doesn't belong to the property !!, you should go from the beginning the lot aria "AC or,HA or SM" don"t try to be smart by involving "vine yard" !! be realistic and accurate, that house need full renovation and redesign to make it comfort for living>> more $$$
Hallelujah well done a hand basin not a sink
It's beautiful. And the price is ok because its not a fancy old hut. There's a big quality in this building from the ground up!
Interesting house with beautiful details. What I really dislike are the heavy prison like dors. Did they feel unsafe in this house?
@@rainerhasler135 It’s a good question.. the owner has now died so we can’t ask him why he built it this way. I would remove them, it’s not an unsafe area. We’ve had the house thoroughly checked by a builder, electrician, plumber and architect and they all say it’s great. It’s well worth the asking price.
Bella proprietà...!
Hi thank you for your answer but I dont agree with it. I am looking every day since 6 month,on video, from italy, becouse I want to buy a house , so I have a very good ideea about regions and prices. You can find for 50k very good houses and în very good condition. Not my type but you can find wanderful houses and prices. Probably you are not so much inform, even if you leave there. I dont want to heart your filings, but I am telling the truth.... buy the way, every real state agent is puting accent on the view but in italy gorgeous views are everywhere..
😅 I love your comment!
Thank you!! Prices vary greatly; sometimes being close to an important town, airport or port can make a huge difference. Piemonte has the advantage of being easy to get to from northern Europe. That's why so many people from those countries buy from here. In the end, we buy what suits us and our budget. I don't believe there is a right or necessarily a wrong place to buy in. Italy is beautiful all the way through, I agree, but I know for us, coming from the UK and my wife from Poland we wanted to be a maybe 12-15 hours max drive away, not 25. For me, the extra is worth it. And I might be biased but I think the views here are incredible. But I have to admit I love the Dolomites... though I wouldn't live there. I do appreciate your honest comment! Richard
Too expensive for what it is.
Make the man an offer!!!
I agree.
Seems a bargain to me - fully restored in a beautiful way.
Not to expensive. Try to get it for 300k.
Great house. Nice restoren. Beatifull stone used.
The kitchen looks like a morgue. They really needed a designer. So many things just totally clash and are just not good design at all. The doors?!?! What in god’s name is that mix of disasters. Good luck. Stone arches are great. Thank goodness they didn’t mess those up. Nice location at least.
Hmmm... for sure some strange choices but I really do love the bare bones of the place. It has great potential if you don't want 'big'.
Where are the bedrooms? And how many?
Wow, you have to decide. I would use the room below as it's nearest the bathroom. Really, 1 bedroom. I hope I never said 'this is a big house!' Shoot me if I did please!
No worries, it seems all the houses in Italy has very unique floor plan, this is due to the age of the properties.. however they are very nice.. my wife and I will be in Torino this November and will exploring Aosta valley and the region..
Can you please elaborate how the rental management companies operate?
Do they take a fixed percentage of the rental income, if so, how much?
I need to do a video on this..
Nice house. Nice Brera. A man with a good eye.
BTW, how far away from civilization is it? Food shops? Restaurant/cafe/bar/humans?
Richard answers that question in the conclusion- check the 11:53 time stamp
@@lorenzofloyd6527 Thanks. I didn't get that far in. Sounds ideal.
6 mins to 2 small towns - Cessole and Vesime. 20 mins from Santo Stefano Belbo.
Man, am I that boring...?
@@langheproperty You said it. Though, you may become a character in the next book. The villain maybe. You know what the world thinks of estate agents :-) Almost as bad as ad men. I like the place. A nice writing spot, but you do need a bit of civilization to potter about in for inspiration. Especially people. So maybe...
Richard hi . If you compare the price withUK for sure îs cheap. But if you compare with similar houses in italy this should be around 130/140k euro. Probably you dont agree with me but that my opinion. Thx for the vîdeo
They spent 400k buying and restoring it and nothing is cheap now. You can buy a ruin for €60k then spend 300k and 3 years restoring it to this level but what do you do? Someone needs to make an offer. You can buy in the most undesirable parts (around Ovada or Casale) and spend very little but who wants to live there? Each to their own I guess and we'll see what happens. Thanks for watching! I appreciate the views and opinions..!!
middle of nowhere it sounds
Amazingly a lot of people want that. Not for me but I'm not everybody.
Love the outside. Setting is gorgeous. The kitchen looks literally like a hospital. Bedrooms are cute. The downstairs is beautiful
Great if you're sick! Yes, it needs love and some good ideas but it's all there.
OMG! Feeling is mutual.
It appears that US Realtors have gotten involved in Italian real estate market and are pumping up the prices.
Oh crap! Do I have an American accent!? Interesting theory, but in 20 years I've not seen American realtors here. American buyers spending a fortune, yes. Prices go up when demand is higher. Sorry!
Just Gorgeous . especially the Thick Walls and exposed stone on the lower level . Try building a house like that from scratch , it would be a Fortune .
I have noticed quite few thing in this ved, although nice restoration, but did spend $$$ on it, 4 example in the first level, half bath,"no shower" the 2 rooms not fixed for bid room otherwise at least has full bath on suite .....etc, and you mentioned many times vine yards and it doesn't belong to the property !!, you should go from the beginning the lot aria "AC or,HA or SM" don"t try to be smart by involving "vine yard" !! be realistic and accurate, that house need full renovation and redesign to make it comfort for living>> more $$$
I think this house is beautiful! Yes, it needs a kitchen redo and doors replaced. But, it is a little pricey yet still very nice! Thank you!