3 bedrooms top-to-bottom house, 170 m²

Torrebruna, Chieti (province)

The property for sale consists of a dwelling and storeroom. It derives access from two parallel roads and there is the possibility of dividing the house into two units. Beautiful exposure with balcony overlooking the sea and panoramic and excellent location in the town center. On the ground floor commercial space; on the first floor entrance, kitchen with fireplace and bathroom; on the second floor with access from both an internal staircase and from the street there is an entrance, kitchen, living room with balcony and bathroom; on the third floor double bedroom with balcony, small bedroom and bathroom; finally, the attic. Small investment for holidays or to live there all year round. The trading room is paved. Utilities: water, electricity, natural gas Surfaces: 135 sqm dwelling, 35 sqm shop Energy class: G Distances: Adriatic coast San Salvo marina 34 minutes; Vasto San Salvo train station 35 minutes; Punta Aderci-Costa dei Trabocchi Nature Reserve 50 minutes; Pescara airport 1 hour and 20 minutes; Rome Airport 3 hours; Naples Airport 2 hours Torrebruna is an ancient mountain village located on the slopes of the Apennines close to the mountain called Torrebruna and to the southeast of the Carunchina and Civitella hills. Its position dominates the valley of the Trigno river as well as which extends the province of Campobasso. The top of the mountain above, which is located at 1 150 m asl, overlooks a panorama that includes, in addition to the valley of the aforementioned Trigno, the Majella, the towns of Molise, the Gargano, the Adriatic Sea, the Tremiti islands. Fortified village of Torrebruna. The first system dates back to the 13th century with transformations in the 18th century. The village system consists of concentric rings at the highest point of which there is the parish church. The village was put under surveillance of the Ateleta-Biferno track and the Forca delli Colli and probably had a watchtower with so much fence that at hand, perhaps, it took the connotations of an urban shape with a primitive center that was located between Via Orientale and Largo della Torre. Of the walls currently there is the "on foot" door or Porta della Mirella and the houses-walls of Via Orientale with a circular tower with shoe walls dating back to 1320 similar to the towers of Monteodorisio. Despite various geological drains in the nineteenth century that have led subsequently to various demolitions, the village still retains a certain compactness and integrity in the blocks, in the alleys and in the sub-porches. Energy Class: G