House for sale in Comignago, Piedmont

Surrounded by greenery but not isolated, we offer an old detached house on three floors plus a basement. The property consists of two large rooms plus a bathroom on each floor, plus two cellars with vaulted ceilings of solid bricks, for a total of approximately 200 square meters. The property is completed by a rustic detached body of approximately 80 square meters plus attic, usable as a large double garage, cellar or outbuilding. The house is surrounded by a spacious flat garden of over 1,000 square meters. Total renovation required. Follow the updates in real time also on our Facebook page "Professionecasa Arona" by LIKE the page. You can find all our real estate proposals on the site ------> ****** is a town in the Province of Novara located near Vergante, near the southern Piedmontese part of Lake Maggiore. The center is located in a hilly area that is easily cultivable, rich in water and, for this reason, in the past populated by several mills. Over the centuries, the area has been an important transit zone between Lake Maggiore and Lake Orta. Origins of the name. The toponym Comignago derives from “Cominia”, a Roman family known in Rome at the time of the Tarquins who – during the colonization of the Gallo-Ligurian area – settled in Comignago and built a residence in the center of the town that would later become the Abbey of Santo Spirito. History. The origins. Many burials can be traced back to a period ranging from the 1st century BC to the 4th century AD and, therefore, also testify to an initial pre-Roman settlement of the Gallo-Ligurian type. Following the fall of the Roman Empire, the area came under the jurisdiction of the monks. In these years of the Middle Ages, the first parchment that speaks of Comignago is dated 1046. In 1413 Comignago was added to the fiefdom of Borgo Ticino assigned to the Visconti. Later, in 1447, Duke Filippo Maria Visconti handed over the fief to Vitaliano Borromeo. The noble Zaffira family resided in Comignago for centuries, owning a palace called Castello on a hill opposite the Church of S. Giovanni Battista. The Abbey of Santo Spirito. According to what is reported in medieval manuscripts, in 1282 the friars of the Order of the Humiliati – who lived in the Abbey – built the complex's tower, which served as a bell tower. From when the Order of the Humiliati was suppressed in 1571, until the end of the 18th century, the Abbey belonged to: Cardinal Scipione Borghese, Agostino Cusani and Carlo Francesco Durini, Aloisio Omodei and Lorenzo Raggi. In 1798 the assets and the monastery complex were sold to the family of the current owners. Curiosity. The town of Comignago, especially in the northern part, is rich in water that occasionally resurfaces at ground level with springs or small streams.--e8f2f79ac9fc58476b5f674c7e736741!

House for sale in Comignago, Piedmont

Farmhouse via oleggio castello, Centro, Comignago

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