House Roma --
central with large stone cellar ---
House Roma is in Soleminis, a quiet village in Parteolla 15 km to Cagliari. Located in Via Roma, in the old centre, it is a stone's throw from the station and services.
Built in the 1950s and renovated in the 1990s, House Roma is a 160 sqm independent Campidano house on two levels above ground, with a courtyard, a facing cellar and a porticoed driveway.
The house, 160 sqm totally, includes, on the ground floor, an entrance room, a bedroom, two kitchen areas (one of which with a fireplace), a bathroom and a covered veranda that opens into the courtyard. On the upper floor, there are three bedrooms, a living room and a balcony. The second bathroom can be built corresponding with the one on the floor below.
In the 111 sqm courtyard there is an old well that is still active.
The property also includes an old 127 sqm stone and brick cellar, facing the house.
Here you are in a large space with very high ceilings, with the possibility of creating a mezzanine, and a redone roof. A suggestive room that still contains its old concrete barrels, underground tanks and an old grape press.
You can enter the cellar also from the road through a 39 sqm porticoed driveway.
This property, although it needs modernization works, is structurally sound with roofs and attics in order.
House Roma is a property with a great potential. Its location, large internal spaces, outdoor spaces, and finally, the large period cellar are all characteristics that guarantee great results by means of a careful modernization work.
Energy class G, IPE> 175 kWh / sqm per year - data awaiting certification.

The village of Soleminis offers all the main services and is connected to Cagliari with a surface metro that takes you to Cagliari centre in about twenty minutes. In less than half an hour's drive, finally, you reach the most beautiful beaches of southern Sardinia and several golf courses. Cagliari - Elmas Airport is 20 km.

Price: euro140000.
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soleminis info
About 20 Km from Cagliari, the village of Soleminis (1834 pop.) lies in a hilly area of the Campidano of Cagliari, on the border with the mountains of Serpeddì.
In one of the most fertile areas in southern Sardinia devoted to agropastoral activities (vines, olives and cereals), this village is characterized by the production of bread and honey, the collection of herbs, and breeding poultry.

Numerous archaeological sites in the area are evidence of the presence of significant settlements since the prenuragic period .
The first mention of the village's name dates back to the eleventh century, when the village was part of the curatoria of Parteolla in the Giudicato of Cagliari. In 1258 the village was a possession of the Gherardesca family of Pisa, and in 1297 of the town of Pisa. During the Aragonese and Spanish domination the village belonged to several feudal lords. Abandoned because of plagues, the village, founded again in 1637 by the noble family of Vico, passed to the Amat family who kept it until redemption of the feud in 1839.

In the old centre of Soleminis there are still several ancient buildings made in the traditional rural architecture with raw mud bricks. One of these, the house "Corda Spada", has been transformed into a cultural centre, which houses an interesting ethnographic collection, as well as furniture, tools and artifacts of everyday life in the island. At the limit of the municipal boundary, in lcoalita Sedd'e Cresia, there is the parish church of San Giacomo. Probably built on the ruins of a medieval church, this seventeenth-century church, with an interior in Gothic style, houses numerous statues and a beautiful silver cross dating back to 1300.

Do not miss to visit the beautiful park Monte Arrubiu, part of the State forest of Campidano (some 1600 hectares). The forest borders the centres of Sinnai and Settimo S. Pietro, and the territories of Soleminis and Dolianova.
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