Ticino house from 1852 in the Blenio Valley

Located in the heart of the picturesque Blenio Valley, in the village of Dongio, municipality of Acquarossa, this Ticino house from 1852 combines the authentic character of tradition with the functionality of the renovation work carried out from 2011 to today.

The property includes a living area of about 150 sqm on two floors plus the semi-basement, the 516 sqm land where a large grotto, an old stable, the woodshed and a natural grotto are located.

The rooms are welcoming and bright, with wooden floors and tiles for a warm and genuine atmosphere.

Ground floor: large kitchen, living room with Swedish stove, two large rooms, entrance hall and bathroom with shower.

Attic floor with two large rooms and terrace.

Semi-basement: garage with automatic door opening, large cellar, laundry room and another small cellar. Outdoor parking.

The heating system is produced by a Swedish stove combined with wood and pellets, accompanied by infrared panels.

The garden offers spaces for garden, orchard, woods.

The house needs some improvement work for the restoration of the facade and a room in the attic.

The position is one of the strengths of the property: panoramic, quiet and sunny, with the convenience of having a supermarket, shops, medical services and the bus stop 100 meters away.

An ideal solution both as a primary residence and as a holiday home, perfect for those who want to live immersed in nature without giving up essential services.

The Blenio Valley, in the Canton of Ticino, is one of the most authentic Alpine valleys in Switzerland. Known as the Valley of the Sun, it offers unspoiled landscapes, historic stone villages, Romanesque churches and an ideal nature for those seeking relaxation and outdoor activities. Hiking trails, mountain bike routes and winter snowshoeing allow you to experience the valley in every season. The local gastronomic tradition, cultural events and genuine hospitality make the Blenio Valley a perfect destination for families, athletes and slow tourism lovers.