4 bedrooms villa, 328 m²

Montefortino, Fermo (province)

Villa " The enchanted Sibillini" over 3 floors with garden of 1000 sq. mt, for sale in Montefortino, Fermo, Marche , Italy.

Perched in the lovely frame of the Sibillini mountains, is for sale this interesting villa built in '80s and recentely restored.
The house is over 3 floors totaling circa 328 sq.mt : entrance is at the ground floor with glass and wrought iron front door, hallway and internal staircase; family kitchen, livingroom, 2 double bedrooms and balcony;
on the lower floor is a large livingroom with an imponent fireplace, kitchen and wood-shed; the loft has been converted into 2 bedrooms , 2 bathrooms and 2 storages.

The villa is equipped with all comforts such as air conditioning, fotovoltaic panels, wooden, double glazed windows and external shutters in solid wood, staircase in marble, ceramic tiles in the living area , parquet floors in the bedrooms, cotto tiles in the lower floor and 2 bathrooms completely renovated .

The property is enriched by a large garden all fenced , partly flat and close to the house and partly sloping with several trees and few fruit trees.
The whole property enjoys spectacular views over the Sibillini mountains and the town of Montefortino

Utiliities are all connected.

Geography: The town is located in a sloping position from the south-western side of a hill on the right of the river Tenna. It is embraced by the amphitheater of the Sibillini Mountains from which the highest peaks can be seen in wide panoramas: from Monte Vettore to the south, to Monte Sibilla, to Monte Priora (all over 2000 meters above sea level), up to Monte Amandola and in away to the north of Pizzo di Meta. Gola dell'Infernaccio, dug by the Tenna between the Priora and the Sibilla.

The municipal territory is crossed from west to north-east by the high valley of the Tenna river, whose source is embedded between the slopes of Monte Priora to the north, Monte Sibilla to the south, and the Cannafusto peak to the west. Near the springs there is a large pasture which takes the name of Capotenna or Prati di S.Antonio, as in ancient times there was a hermitage dedicated to the Saint, through which Guerrin Meschino also passed during his ascent to the Sibyl's cave. From Capotenna, a glacial valley rises westwards to Passo Cattivo (in the district of Castelsantangelo sul Nera), a steep pass that separates the Tenna and Nera valleys.