Three-story terraced house in excellent condition and immediately habitable. You can access the ground floor, which consists of an entrance, a multi-purpose room usable for various services, a boiler room, a bathroom with a shower and washing machine, and a storage room under the stairs. On the first floor, there is a spacious kitchen and a very comfortable living room, both of which overlook a balcony. On the second floor, you will find a master bedroom and a single bedroom that both open onto the same balcony, offering a beautiful view of the town's main street and a sea view, along with a bathroom. On the third floor, there is an attic in a raw state, which is very convenient for using the higher part as storage. Just a few steps from the house, there is a storage room on a single level and on the ground floor with a fireplace, easily accessible and usable as a storage space and/or for other purposes.
The house is located in the town center, and on foot, you can reach all the main shops and services. The proximity to the Adriatic Sea, the train station, and the highway is a plus, as you can enjoy these amenities in just 15 minutes. For those who love walking or cycling, the coastal bike path of the Trabocchi coast is only 15 minutes away, allowing you to enjoy the varied beauties of the Abruzzo coast.
Utilities: water, electricity, natural gas, connection to municipal sewage.
Surfaces: 96 sqm house, 37 sqm attic, 12 sqm balconies, 14 sqm storage room.
Price: Eu.89,000 negotiable.
Distances: town center minutes, 15 km from the sea, 73 km Pescara airport, 60 km skiing area.
Municipality: Villalfonsina.
The ancient village. The origin of the village is unknown. The houses are arranged in a comb-like pattern on both sides of the ridge where the main road axis (Corso Adriatico) is located, which is intersected at the height of the church of Santa Maria della Neve by the median axis divided into two: Via del Pozzo and Via Del Forno. The houses located along the main axis are often single-family, connected to each other by under-porticos, small courtyards, passages, and external staircases (locally called Brancatelli) with sixteenth-seventeenth-century inscriptions. Among other things, there are: a sculpted stone portal dating back to 1849 and the palaces of some families: Cinosi, Salerni, Gizzi, and Risio modernized in the 19th century in neoclassical style.
Church of Santa Maria della Neve. It is located in Piazza Roma. The first structure is perhaps earlier than the 17th century with transformations in the following century; however, the first mention is from 1742 in the estimates of the d'Avalos family. The works of art inside are from the same period except for a painting that seems to come from another area. The two-tone effect of the bell tower is created in fragments of brick and sandstone. The bell tower also consists of monoforas. The roof of the bell tower is onion-shaped. The facade is divided into three registers by two pilasters. The portal is surmounted by a tympanum topped by a large window with a wavy frame. The upper pediment is curved and broken. Besides the paintings inside, there are stuccos covered by paintings. The interior has a single nave.
Nineteenth-century fountain. It is located in Largo della Fontana, where the church of San Rocco once stood, which no longer exists. It was built in the 19th century or in the early decades of the 20th century. It is of the kiosk-type fountain. It has a polygonal plan. The facades consist of full arches, one for each facade, surrounded by pilasters with Doric capitals. Above it is surmounted by a polygonal drum. It is made of bricks. The central body is the actual source used also as a washbasin.
Villa Amalia. Villa built by the Adami Family around the end of the sixteenth century, the last exponent of which was Lord Giovanbattista Adami, Prince of Pacentro, a Neapolitan nobleman who later fell into disgrace for being a pro-Bourbon. This construc
