Artemia's house for sale from Boy from the Village on Idealista

For 380 thousand euros you can buy a house made famous by Renato Pozzetto. If you are a fan of Renato Pozzetto and dream of living in Borgo Tre Caze, the village of Borgo Ten Caze, where life is so peaceful that the passing of a train becomes an unforgettable spectacle, today is your chance.

If you're a true 'Ragazzo di Campagna', you can buy the house, which was the set of the 80s Italian cult movie of the same name, for just €380,000. The villa is on sale on Idealista and is located in the Crespi area, near Gambolo and 15 minutes from Milan.

The house is more modern than in the movie, and no doubt there's something more interesting to do besides watching the trains.' 'Retaining its rustic style but pleasantly renovated, the Bado House in the Crespi locality (which on Google Maps is correctly called Casa Artemio) is a detached villa of 280 square meters with garden, located in a protected area of the Parco Ticino.

Built in the early 20th century, the house consists of a living room, spacious kitchen, bedroom, study with dressing room and attic, bathroom and storage room. The interior is finished in a rustic style with visible beams, brick tiles and brick floors.

Outside there is a romantic wisteria-covered portico, a stable and a barn (a place to saddle horses). Inside the barn there is a bathroom, kitchenette and stove,' 'So there is potential to turn it into a separate guest room - with an adjoining car garage. The garden also has a woodpit with a technical room downstairs.

The house sits on a 5,305 square meter plot, part of which is an equestrian complex and the other part a woodland area. The garden is located inside the Ticino Park, in an area where construction is prohibited, and has access via a dirt road on one side and direct access to the forest for greater privacy on the other.

A unique opportunity to purchase a house that has become part of the history of Italian cinema.