Buying a house is not easy at all, because in addition to problems regarding the costs of the house itself there are also many other variables that you need to take into consideration, like the location of the house. Since when you buy a house you usually think that you will be living there for a long time, it is very important to choose the city, town, village or simply quarter that you like. If you are planning to buy a house in the north of Italy, a house in Cerea, Arcole or other cities and villages in the province of Verona might be good for you.
The city of Verona is known all over the world above all for the Arena, a historical monument that still hosts important shown and concerts, first of all the Opera Festival, and because it is in this beautiful city that was set one of the best-known and most appreciated tragedies in history, Romeo and Juliet, which most of us have read or seen at the theatre and that still echoes in the city thanks to Juliet's balcony, one of the favourite destinations of lovers and tourists in general. But the province of Verona, like many other provinces of the region Veneto, is also rich in smaller but beautiful villages and towns, where you can buy cheaper houses and apartments than in bigger cities. If you wish to live in a nice place, but you would like to spare, the better choice that you might do is buying a house in San Bonifacio, Cerea, or other towns like that. In this way you would have many advantages from the point of view of costs (but also of peace and silence, if you do not like bigger cities), and at the same time you would have the chance to enjoy places that are not very famous but which would deserve to be discovered. Moreover, you would be not far away from Verona, Mantua and many other beautiful cities.
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An evidence of this is given by Cerea, a village of about 16,000 inhabitants in the province of Verona. In the middle of a plain, Cerea is not far away from the cities of Rovigo and Mantua. The ideal location for those who work outside the region Veneto, in the province of Mantua. A position that could be defined as strategic, since Cerea is only a few kilometres away from the bigger centres that you might have to travel to for an excursion with family and friends or for work. Cerea has the advantages of a small village and gives its inhabitants the possibility to go to the cities nearby quickly. San Bonifacio is an interesting village, too: 26 kilometres away from Verona, San Bonifacio is certainly a nice place to visit and to live in, thanks to the monuments and interesting historical sites that make it very picturesque, but also for its wine tradition.
The list of interesting cities in this area might be much longer, but the idea is always the same: if you want to buy a house in a nice Italian town, not far away from bigger cities but less busy than them, a village in the province of Verona might be what you are looking for.
