3 bedrooms detached house, 140 m²

Scerni, Chieti (province)

Not far from the town center, in a quiet and not isolated area, a cottage renovated in 2022 is for sale. The property consists of a house with cellar, barn, garage, garden and land with olive trees. Beautiful location and beautiful view of the hills. On the ground floor there is entrance, kitchen, living room and another room; on the first floor 3 rooms and bathroom; below are the sheds, an external bathroom, cellar and garage. There is the possibility to divide the house into two units with independent entrances considering the external staircase leading to the first floor. The house has a insulated roof, wall coat, provision for photovoltaic, new fixtures, new systems. Surfaces: dwelling 140 sqm; cellars and 70 sq.m shed; garage and barn 30 sqm; garden about 800 square meters; land 1260 sq m Energy class: Price: Eu. 89000 negotiable Distances: town center; 25 minutes from the Adriatic Sea; 1 hour from Pescara airport; 3 hours from Rome SCENI Airport: Altitude 281 m asl . Surface 41.26 km2; Type of territory Coastal hill; Habitants 3259 Scerni, living among hills and olive groves in the Medio Vastese Mild climate, rolling hills as a backdrop, typical dishes and culture: all this is Scerni, a town of just over 3000 inhabitants in the province of Chieti, in the Montana Community of the Medio Vastese area. Historic town, home of the D'Ercole Real Estate Agency, Scerni is home to a quiet and hard-working community, which enjoys a luxuriant and tidy surrounding nature, a sign of a still strong agricultural vocation and a link with the tenacious and fruitful land. Scerni, in fact, is very famous for its production of cured meats, wine, oil and Ventricina, an award-winning salami typical of the Vastese area, which has now risen to national prominence thanks to the repeated conquest, over the years, of the best Salami title in Italy. What to see in Scerni In addition to the expanses of vineyards and olive groves, the town of Chieti also offers various architectural and cultural attractions. If you are wondering what to see in Scerni, absolutely to be visited is the fortified village, dating back to the fourteenth century and subject to transformations and changes until the 1700s which houses the PALACE OF AVALOS qualified as a fortified building, built by the Marquises of Avalos. In Piazza De Riseis dominates PALAZZO DE RESEIS qualified as a baronial building, built in the 18th century and in the same square we find RAISED PALACE qualified as a noble residence with frescoed ceilings. In Viale Dante Alighieri, moreover, there is the SANTUARY OF THE MAdonNA OF THE ROAD built in the sixtys on the remains of an ancient church dating back to the fourteenth century. In Via Arcivescovo De Risio, it is also possible to visit the CHURCH OF SAN PANFILO, which dates back to a period before the fourteenth century. The building was damaged in 1566 by the invadations of the Turks and, over the centuries, has undergone several changes. The bell tower dates back to the 1700s. In the district of San Giacomo we find the CHURCH OF SAN GIACOMO that took the name, according to a popular belief, from the finding in the place where the church is currently located, of a painting by the Apostle San Giacomo Maggiore. Visiting Scerni A stretch of tidy hills, farmhouses, meeting places for young people: visiting Scerni means immersing yourself in the heart of the vast countryside, a few kilometers from the sea, with the mountain in the background. A cozy, hospitable environment, full of flavors all to be discovered: among the typical dishes of Scerni there are n'durallun, a very thick guitar paste, usually seasoned with castrato sauce, but also characteristic desserts such as the fiadoone, the tarallucci, the pizzerias, the scrubs, or desserts related to the holidays, such as the chocolate horse for Easter and the fried soccers for Christmas. Living Scerni means taking back the contact with nature, the rhythms of the earth, in a context at the same time stimulating and comfortable, a few kilometers from the Maggi Energy Class: A1