Opis:
GENOVA MOLASSANA-TERPI-In peaceful surroundings close to every convenience we offer for sale estate 6 compartments consisting of entrance hall, lounge, kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom and pantry. Complete the a balcony where you can enjoy open views over the Valley. Internally the property in need of renovation and allows you to customize it according to your requirements and needs. Heating, low running costs.The property enjoys excellent exposure and is very bright. € 83,000 request the former constituency of Molassana (separate municipality until 1926, when, together with other 18 municipalities was merged to the commune of Genoa to constitute the so-called great Genoa) is now part of the City Hall IV and includes the Valbisagno urban units of Molassana, Montesignano and St. Eusebius, which together have a population of 25,929 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2012).[1][2] within the planning unit of Molassana, whose center is located in the Valley on the right bank of the Bisagno River, includes several hamlets scattered in the Valley of the river Geirato, a tributary of the Bisagno River, while Montesignano and St. Eusebius, once common fractions of Bavarians, are located on the left side of the Bisagno Valley.The place name derives from Mollicciana, Vulgate for Earth mollis, to indicate the moist soil and marshland, sometimes unstable but also very fertile, Geirato Valley. The name Mollicciana appears in medieval documents and at that time it was reported to the upstream portion of the Bisagno, who later took the name Struppa.The central area of Molassana includes a lower along the Bank of the stream, with mostly popular neighborhoods and a hilly portion which forms the oldest part of the village, near the Church of s. Maria Assunta. The belated urbanization Molassana owes its particular shape, even today consists of the hamlets of rural appearance juxtaposed modern housing apartment blocks. A residential suburb, although popular, but which still retains aspects of rurality in hilly areas.The lower part, originally a small village, formerly called Elm, around a chapel dedicated to San Rocco (now headquarters of the Scout group "Genoa 20"), was a station stop on the road to Piacenza, situated at the confluence of the rio Geirato in the Bisagno River. Today, ingranditasi with the post-war development, is the center of the neighborhood. The Geirato cover in his final stretch that has created a large and lively piazza, a little further upstream which, via the Sertoli popularly called Arizona, there are some large housing blocks of flats, built in the 1930s and designed initially to the inhabitants of the historic centre of Genoa, whose originating in wards were demolished, in Bridge square area (see Plan of Sant'Andrea).Right in the middle of the neighborhood has operated for over fifty years the colorificio Boero, who in 2007 announced its decision to transfer from 2010 our manufacturing facilities in Tortona; as a result of this decision was initiated a project for the conversion of the area. The project presented in 2007 by Boero (currently-April 2010-the subject of a public debate) involves the construction of residential buildings, a supermarket, shops, a green area with pedestrian areas, car parks and public services, including an auditorium and a library. In the former Balogun also is planned the construction of a new civic centre where they will find the municipal offices and the headquarters of decentralised Pubblica Assistenza Molassana.[3] the hills behind the subdivision can take several paths: going up the Valley of the Geirato you can climb to valico di monte Alpe and Created, or al Prato Casarile or reach the ruins of Castelluzzo. One of the most interesting routes is the trail in pietra di Lucerna historic aqueduct here accomplishes much of its path.
