3 bedrooms apartment, 183 m²

Villalfonsina, Chieti (province)

In the central area there is a completely brick-free house on three sides with garden. The house has two entrances and consists of entrance, living room, kitchen with exit to garden, living room, cellar with exposed brick vaults on the walls, vaults and floors; the first floor consists of 3 bedrooms, bathroom and two balconies. The house is to be restored and has a great potential for those looking for a central house in the village to easily move on foot, for those looking for a house to be customized with a renovation that is suitable for their tastes and needs, for those who do not want to give up an outdoor space, the garden is a precious oasis of relaxation Utilities: water, electricity, natural gas, connection to municipal sewer Surfaces: 183 sqm dwelling, 116 sqm garden Distances: town center 5 minutes, 18 km from the sea, 73 km from Pescara airport, 60 km ski resort Price: Eu. 45000 negotiable Energy class: G Common: Villalfonsina The Old village. The origin of the village is unknown. The houses are arranged in combs on both sides of the ridge on which there is the main driveway axis (Corso Adriatico) that at the height of the church of Santa Maria della Sieve the median axis is cut into two: Via del Pozzo and Via Del Forno. The houses located on the main axis are single-family houses often connected to each other by sub-porches, courtyards, hallways and external stairways (locally called Brancatelli) with six-seventh-century epigraphs. Among other things there are: a carved stone portal dating back to 1849 and the buildings of some families: Cinosis, Salerni, Gizzi and renowned rice in the nineteenth century in neoclassic style. Church of Santa Maria della Sieve. It is located in Piazza Roma. The first system probably dates back to the 17th century with transformations to the following century, however, the first citation dates back to 1742 in the estimates of the Avalos family, the works of art located inside are from the same period except for a painting that appears to come from another area. The dichromatism of the bell tower is created in fragments of brick and sandstone. The bell tower, also consists of single windows. The shed of the bell tower is by onion. The façade is divided into three registers by two balconies. The portal is surmounted by a tympanum above it by a large window with a mystical frame. The upper pedestal is curved and broke. In addition to the paintings inside, there are stuccos covered in paintings. The interior has a unique nave. Nineteenth-century fountain. It is located off the Fountain near the church of San Rocco today no longer existing. It was built in the nineteenth century or in the first decades of the twentieth century. It is like a kiosk fountain. It has a polygonal plan. The facades have round arches, one for facade, surrounded by Lesene with doric capitals. Superiorly it is surmounted by a drum that is also multigonal. It is built in brick. The central body is the real source used as a laundry room. Villa Amalia. Villa built by the Adami Family around the end of the sixteenth century, last of which was the Giovanbattista Lord Adami Prince of Pacentro, noble Napolitano fell into disgrace because of his philo-bonico. This building called "casino" typical construction on a square plan hosted several illustrious personalities including also a Pope. It was received as a inheritance, at the end of the nineteenth century by four descendants of the Monsignor Adami (including a priest Don Angelo Molisani from Casalbordino) who sold it in 1909, together with the title Cavallesco and the land property of the half of the hill located to the north that ends by the Adriatic sea at the Knight Don Umberto Del Re, noble Napolitano and the patronage of Pollutri who called it his noble consorge Donna Amilia Pecorari from Crecchio. Villa Amalia, however, was the theater of a tragic destiny that interested its new owner who died in a tragic accident between the car carried out by his driver and a three-year Energy Class: G