2 bedrooms top-to-bottom house, 125 m²

Paglieta, Chieti (province)

The property is located along Corso Vittorio Emanuele and consists of a storage room on the ground floor; kitchen with balcony and living room with balcony overlooking the course on the first floor; small bedroom with balcony, double bedroom with balcony and toilet on the second floor; utility room and panoramic terrace on the third floor. Property with great potential, very convenient for the central location, sitting area outdoors on the terrace, storage room. Surface: 91 sqm cadastral, storage room 34 sqm cadastral, Energy class: G Utilities: water, electricity, natural gas Price: Eu. 47000 negotiable house and warehouse below Distances: location town center; 2:45 from Rome airport; 45 minutes from Pescara airport; 10 minutes Adriatic sea; 1 and 15 hour ski resort Passo Lanciano The origins of the village are very ancient: it was first an outbuilding of Frentano, then a Roman colony. From some sources it is already inhabited in Roman times. The first mention, however, is documented in 1087, when it appears among the seven Castles the subject of a purchase between the monastery of San Giovanni in Venere, which receives it, and the diocese of Chieti, which gives it away; in the late 12th century it is mentioned as Palletum and Castrum Palletae, terms that come from palea (type of fodder and / or legume) or from straw (clay house, such as the houses of the first nucleus of the village, of which the inhabitants were scattered from the raids of the Saracens). From the following century there are walls, of which there are some towers, the ogival arch of the front door and the bell tower, indi, from 1312 to 1533 the village belonged to Lanciano, as a gift of Charles V to Rodorico Arcipalda. After 1577 at the end of the feuds, it was the Mormile-Pignatelli family. The village participated in the movements of the Unity of Italy with Giuseppe Tretta who was greater Garibaldi. He suffered the occupation of the German troops before and the English troops afterwards, but without suffering any damage although it was located along the path of the Gustav Line (second world war). Symbols: The emblem and the gonfalone of the municipality of Palleta were granted by decree of the President of the Republic of 14 April 1980. The emblem can be blazed: of blue, at the five spikes of wheat, wields, of gold, tied in red, surmounted by a crown of ancient gold. The gonfalone is a part of yellow and red drapes. Monuments and places of interest Church of San Canziano: From the 12th century, restored in the nineteenth century. It was almost completely rebuilt after the second world war, in pseudo classic style. It has a rectangular plan with a gable of with access preceded by a three-arch portico. The very simple interior is with a unique nave. Church of San Rocco: From the 16th century it was on the Garibaldi course, with renovations from the nineteenth century. During the second world war it was used as a barn and war asternium. The church was built in the 16th century. Church of Santa Maria Assunta in heaven: From the 16th century. It is located in Via Capocroce, inside the medieval village, and is the parish church. Church of San Vincenzo Ferrer and Sant'Egidio Abbot: Completed and inaugurated in 2004, the jewel of the then pastor Don Loreto Grossi and the generosity of the citizens of the surrounding districts. The church is made of reinforced concrete, is in a modern style, but retains classic aspects of the unique nave rectangular system, with a gable façade. It is located in the district downstream of Sant'Egidio, close to the Frentana National Road. Civil architecture Castle: It was possession of the abbey of San Giovanni in Venere. It is not a real castle, but the masonry perimeter Energy Class: G