In the locality of Terzolas, Val di Sole in Trentino, we sell “Villa Brunelli,” a dwelling consisting of two large residential units and an entire floor of rooms placed at the service of the dwellings.
- The residential unit located on the second floor of a total of 160 sq m consists of: entrance hall, living room, kitchen, utility room, two windowed bathrooms, three bedrooms, terrace, porch and private garden.
- The residential unit located on the second floor of a total of 160 square meters consists of: entrance hall, living room, kitchen, utility room, two windowed bathrooms, three bedrooms and balcony.
- On the ground floor are placed the game room, laundry room, two storage rooms, car garage, heating plant, with a total area of 160 square meters.
The property is completed with a storage room located on the ground floor below the garden of the unit located on the second floor and the private access road to access it. The area on which “Villa Brunelli” is erected is fully fenced.
How to reach Terzolas.
Here are some options for reaching Terzolas from some major cities:
- From Trent:
- By car: Take the A22 highway towards Brenner and take the San Michele all’Adige exit. From there, follow the signs to Val di Sole and then to Terzolas.
- By bus: Some companies offer bus services from Trent to Terzolas. Check available times and options.
- From Bolzano:
- By car: Take the A22 highway southbound, take the Egna-Ora exit and follow the signs to Val di Sole and then to Terzolas.
- By bus: There are buses connecting Bolzano to Terzolas. Check the times and options available.
- From Milan:
- By car: Take the A4 highway towards Venice and then take the Seriate exit. From there, follow the signs to Passo del Tonale and then to Val di Sole and Terzolas.
- By train: Take a train from Milan Central to Trento or Mezzocorona, then from there you can take a train to Malé (the main station in Val di Sole) and from Malé take a bus or cab to Terzolas.
Always remember to check transportation schedules, road conditions (especially in winter when you may face snow or ice), and to check for any road restrictions or changes due to special events.
