2 bedrooms country house, 200 m²

Arcevia, Ancona (province)

Renovated stone-built house in a fantastic secluded setting with 360° panoramic views and
10 ha of land (ref.no. C669)

Location:
The property is located in an absolutely quiet, secluded position on a small hill in the municipality of Arcevia. The 360° view is truly fantastic and extends from the Apennines with Monte Catria over Monte Paganuccio to Monte Conero by the Sea - when the weather is clear you can even see the blue stripe of the Adriatic Coast in the distance. You can do long walks or mountain bike trips directly from the property. Distances: to three charming towns (Pergola, Arcevia and San Lorenzo in Campo) with many shops, pharmacies, banks, bars and restaurants approx. 11 to 12 km each and to the Ancona international airport approx. 55 km.

Distance to the Sea:
About 40 km to various beach sections between Marotta and Senigallia.

Condition:
The house is built from white natural stone typical of this region and was completely and very solidly renovated at the end of the 90s. It is equipped with classic Mattoni and wooden floors (in the two bedrooms), wooden beamed ceilings and some interior walls with beautiful natural stone surfaces.

Total m² building:
Approximately 200 m² of total living space (gross space, including walls) on two floors. The ground floor is divided into a cozy kitchen-living room with thermal oven (oven with backbolier), living room, bathroom, storage room and a spacious garage. On the upper floor there are two large bedrooms (one of which could easily be divided into two separate rooms), another bathroom and a second living room.
There is also a ruin on the property with about 50 m² of floor space.

Total land area:
Approx. 100,000 m² of land with lots of juniper and broom bushes, wild orchids, smaller deciduous trees, old oaks and Mediterranean herbs.

Access:
Access is via a tarred municipal road and about 400 meters of white road (four-wheel drive is recommendable).

Services:
Electricity and communal water connection are present. The ground floor is heated via radiators connected to the thermal oven.