By: Lia Contesso
Submitted: 2010-09-10 08:43:14 | Word Count: 515
Having a look at the houses in Vittorio Veneto in one of the real estate agencies of the city is an idea which could occur to quietness lovers who look for a beautiful scene and a culturally stimulating environment.
When you choose to rent or buy a house, villa or apartment in Vittorio Veneto, you enter into a small city with an important role in its area. Just think, for example, Lorenzo da Ponte, famous for being Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s librettist, was from Vittorio Veneto; in fact the city’s theatre, which has recently been renovated, is named after him.
Those who wish to open a shop in Vittorio Veneto or to manage their office there as well can find a lively and positive environment for their business, with the right combination of inhabitants and people who spend some periods of the year in their second home there.
And if at the centre of the town of Vittorio Veneto there’s the theatre, in the surroundings you will find unmissable natural and historical beauties; some examples? Valdobbiadene, unquestioned homeland of the prosecco wine, or Cison di Valmarino, a calm town near the mountains overlooked by its Castelbrando, which dominates the town beneath. A perfect area to spend time in tranquillity immerged in a natural environment which doesn’t lack of a part of social life, thanks to the quiet day to day life and the various events organized in the town during the year.
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Living in Vittorio Veneto or in the surroundings, or choosing to have a second home there, gives you the chance to know the history of the place, which had a fundamental role in events like the First World War. The city of Vittorio Veneto was born on the 27th September 1866 from the union of Ceneda and Serravalle, two neighbouring towns with distinct and separated historical roots (they still keep their individualities, though agglomerated), and was named so after Vittorio Emanuele II; some decades after the town has been theatre of the battle which stated the end of the First World War, being the area on the Ital-Austrian side.
Many houses in the area are “country homes”, which many people who live in the cities keep to spend some days far from the city as soon as they have some days of freedom; a real estate investment in the area of Vittorio Veneto could be profitable and very pleasant, thanks to the beauty of the area and to its natural and artistic richness.
Summing up, a walk in Vittorio Veneto and surroundings could make you fall in love with the area, and if your idea was that of making a real estate investment, then you could find yourself entering into a real estate agency to see the best offers for you. You will have the chance to discover a territory rich in nature, history and culture, feeling welcomed in that which could become your new home.
