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The Abode of Time Not all houses are designed to be inhabited immediately. Some are viewing choices. Who is this operation for: the property has a market value of approximately € 617,000. The value of the bare ownership is € 401,050, while the value of the usufruct is estimated at € 215,950, according to the criteria set out in the tables in force. An operation aimed at those who wish to invest today in a prestigious property, buying it at a lower value than full ownership and building assets over time, without further future disbursements at the usufruct meeting. In the renowned Swan District, in an elegant setting with a park and a condominium pond, this property occupies the top two floors of the building, offering privacy and qualities that are difficult to replicate. The main level houses a living room with fireplace, kitchen with balcony and sleeping area with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and walk-in closet. The upper floor houses an independent room that opens onto a large terrace of exclusive property, a rare element in the urban environment. The proposal is in bare ownership: the current usufructuaries, aged 75 and 77, retain the right of residence. Who is this operation designed for The property has a fully owned market value of approximately €586,000. The value of the bare ownership is € 410,000, while the value of the usufruct is estimated at € 176,000, according to the criteria provided for in the tables in force. An operation aimed at those who wish to invest today in a prestigious property, buying it at a lower value than full ownership and building assets over time, without further future disbursements at the usufruct meeting. Complete information dossier available on request. Sara Campanelli +39 329 255 0598 What is meant by sale of bare ownership? The ownership of a house is composed of two distinct rights: 1) usufruct, right to inhabit the property 2) bare ownership, right to become full owner in the future, when the usufruct will be extinguished. By purchasing bare ownership through a notarial deed, the seller retains the right to inhabit the property, the buyer becomes the owner "on paper", in the sense that he will not be able to inhabit the property as long as the seller is alive.