65,000 €
1 bedroom self-contained apartment, 140 m² Moricone, Rome (province) sabina
sabina
Main Features
cellar
Description
Moricone
The caretaker of the Castle: apartment with basement and cellar
General description of the property
Close to the walls of the ancient castle, charming apartment on two levels, ground floor and first floor. Today, although habitable and livable immediately, the materials and finishes of once require renovation that returns enamel to a gem in the historic center. The potential of this property is very high and the conservative state clouds it a bit.
Description of the rooms
Ground floor
Tavern in the rustic state, to be restored, but very characteristic: laterally, typical of the historic centers of Sabini, there is a natural cave.
First floor
Living room with kitchenette
Second floor
Bedroom with bathroom
Utilities
Water, electricity and sewer present. No heating but externally prepared thanks to the municipal network.
Infrastructure and services
Rome / Florence motorway distance 15 minutes
Distance Strada Salaria 10 minutes
Children's, primary and secondary schools
Pharmacy
Post office
Supermarkets
Small history of Moricone
The toponym of Moricone derives from Monte Morrecone, on the top of which was the original nucleus of the Castle. The historic origin of the village is, however, controversial. According to some sources, the original castle stood in the area of the ancient Orvinium, others argue that the castle was built on Regillum, a third hypothesis, however, is based on an old chronicle of the Abbey of Farfa. Finally, there is the possibility that the village was born at the ancient Antemnae, one of the thirty colonies founded by the ancient Latins in the Sabino territory, as suggested by the books of Tito Livio.
The first historic citation that refers to the village dates back to the 13th century. In an act of 1272, it is said of a castle built on Monte Morrecone by the family of the Counts of Palombara Sabina, the "De Palumba". Later, the castle passed to the Savelli, who added it to their feuds. In 1611 the property will pass to the prince Marcantonio Borghese in 1611 for the figure of 100,000 shields plus half of the castle of Pietraforte. Prince Borghese, who came into possession of the inhabited, built many important works that turned the face of Moricone.
Since 1871, the Torolonia took over the Borghese, thanks to a double restriction. Finally, a few decades ago, the possessions passed to the Sforza to be sold and plotted among the inhabitants of the place.
dwelling sqm.60, basement 80sqm, cellar 10sqm
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The caretaker of the Castle: apartment with basement and cellar
General description of the property
Close to the walls of the ancient castle, charming apartment on two levels, ground floor and first floor. Today, although habitable and livable immediately, the materials and finishes of once require renovation that returns enamel to a gem in the historic center. The potential of this property is very high and the conservative state clouds it a bit.
Description of the rooms
Ground floor
Tavern in the rustic state, to be restored, but very characteristic: laterally, typical of the historic centers of Sabini, there is a natural cave.
First floor
Living room with kitchenette
Second floor
Bedroom with bathroom
Utilities
Water, electricity and sewer present. No heating but externally prepared thanks to the municipal network.
Infrastructure and services
Rome / Florence motorway distance 15 minutes
Distance Strada Salaria 10 minutes
Children's, primary and secondary schools
Pharmacy
Post office
Supermarkets
Small history of Moricone
The toponym of Moricone derives from Monte Morrecone, on the top of which was the original nucleus of the Castle. The historic origin of the village is, however, controversial. According to some sources, the original castle stood in the area of the ancient Orvinium, others argue that the castle was built on Regillum, a third hypothesis, however, is based on an old chronicle of the Abbey of Farfa. Finally, there is the possibility that the village was born at the ancient Antemnae, one of the thirty colonies founded by the ancient Latins in the Sabino territory, as suggested by the books of Tito Livio.
The first historic citation that refers to the village dates back to the 13th century. In an act of 1272, it is said of a castle built on Monte Morrecone by the family of the Counts of Palombara Sabina, the "De Palumba". Later, the castle passed to the Savelli, who added it to their feuds. In 1611 the property will pass to the prince Marcantonio Borghese in 1611 for the figure of 100,000 shields plus half of the castle of Pietraforte. Prince Borghese, who came into possession of the inhabited, built many important works that turned the face of Moricone.
Since 1871, the Torolonia took over the Borghese, thanks to a double restriction. Finally, a few decades ago, the possessions passed to the Sforza to be sold and plotted among the inhabitants of the place.
dwelling sqm.60, basement 80sqm, cellar 10sqm
IMPORTANT:
LAW THE NOTE ON THE INFORMATION PUBLISHED BY HOUSE OF FAMILY
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Details
- Property TypeSelf-contained apartment
- ConditionCompletely restored/Habitable
- Living area140 m²
- Bedrooms1
- Energy Efficiency Rating368,54
- ReferenceMORICONE-300-13-Y
Distance from:
Distances are calculated in a straight line
- Airports
- Public transport
- Highway exit13.1 km
- Hospital5.4 km - San Salvatore
- Coast56.0 km
- Ski resort37.6 km
What’s around this property
- Shops
- Eating out
- Sports activities
- Schools
- Pharmacy2.9 km - Pharmacy
- Veterinary9.5 km - Veterinary - Ospedale veterinario militare
Information about Moricone
- Elevation296 m a.s.l.
- Total area19.59 km²
- LandformInland hill
- Population2480
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Contact Agent
CDF Agenzia Immobiliare #CASEINCENTROITALIA
Via degli Ulivi, 1, Poggio Moiano, Rieti
+39 346 9743426
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