Description
Beautiful and charming property in San Vito Chietino, consisting of a 115 sqm dwelling built in the 10th century with a hexagonal structure and a large garden of approximately 3,000 sqm of land and garden, including a spacious garage of 160 sqm convertible into residential space. The land is buildable with a land development index of 1.5 cubic meters per square meter.
The entire dwelling has been tastefully renovated, respecting the original criteria and materials. The windows and doors are new and of high quality, making the house extremely comfortable. The entrance living room is warm, welcoming, and spacious, accommodating a large dining table and, facing the brick fireplace, two beautiful armchairs. The floor is made of original bricks, and the windows, positioned on two sides, make the room bright. From this living area, you enter a very charming masonry-structured kitchen. A spiral staircase leads to the second floor, which is the sleeping area of the house, where you find two bedrooms, one of which is very large, and a bathroom. The floor is parquet. The top floor, the attic area, is a single large space with provisions for additional bathroom connections. Here too, there is parquet flooring. The view from the windows is truly beautiful because, although the house is not far from the town center and the sea, it is located in a quiet area.
The external building is approximately 160 sqm. Currently used as a storage and garage, it can be converted into a dwelling.
The garden is all on one level and borders the old railway track, which is about to be transformed into a cycling path.
The property is ideal for an excellent investment as it is located in the area known as the Costa dei Trabocchi, which is attractive to tourists who love natural beauty and typical Italian traditions. The external building, being convertible into residential space and in close proximity to the Adriatic cycle path and the sea, is suitable for tourist accommodation.
About the location:
The area of San Vito is famous for it’s coastline “La costa dei Trabocchi.” Here passes an extensive cycle path along the Adriatic coast, which extends 1300km from Trieste to Puglia. San Vito is one of the most breath-taking parts of this bike path and is also a lively city fand perfect for all – families, young and old. The Adriatic Sea and the Majella mountains are just a few kilometres from each other. Along with high quality food and wine, this area makes for a marvelous place to live and spend your holidays.
