3 BED APARTMENT L'AQUILA
3 bedroom apartment in the town of Villagrande di Tornimparte in L'Aquila Province. Only 50 minutes drive to Rome.
HIGHLIGHTS:
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PAY THE BALANCE OVER TEN YEARS
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NO MORTGAGE REQUIRED
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NO INTEREST PAYABLE
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SPACIOUS AND BRIGHT PROPERTY
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BREATHTAKING MOUNTAIN VIEWS
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LARGE BALCONIES
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PRIVATE PARKING IN UNDERGROUND CAR PARK
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ONLY 50 MINUTES DRIVE TO ROME
WAS €145,000
€55,000 DISCOUNT!
NOW ONLY €90,000.
PAYABLE OVER 120 MONTHS AT €750 PER MONTH.
ABOUT THE PROPERTY:
2nd floor apartment. Spacious and Bright 3-Bedroom Apartment with Large Balconies and Garage Parking In Villagrande di Tornimparte (L'Aquila).
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Total Indoor Area: 112 sqm with Balconies: 16.30 sqm
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Entrance hall: 16.73 sqm
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Living room: 24.77 sqm
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Kitchen: 12 sqm
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Bathroom with shower: 4 sqm
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Bedroom 1: 16 sqm
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Bedroom 2: 17 sqm
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Bedroom 3: 16 sqm
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Private parking space in the shared underground garage (Level -1)
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Bathroom with bathtub: 5.50 sqm
The bedrooms and one of the bathrooms offer breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, a landscape rich in history.
This apartment is located in Villagrande di Tornimparte, a welcoming town with around 3,200 residents, just 18 km from L’Aquila, the capital of the Abruzzo region. The property is just a few kilometers from the Campo Felice ski resort and enjoys excellent road connections via the A24 Rome–L’Aquila motorway, making it ideal for both permanent living and holiday stays.
Convenient Surroundings
The apartment is conveniently located directly across from a supermarket and just a short walk from amenities such as:
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2 cafés (one of which also serves pizza)
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Hair salon
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Tailor’s shop
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Florist
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Bakery
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Post office
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Municipal offices
Everything you need is within easy reach.
Scenic Views & Historical Significance
According to tradition, these very mountains were once crossed by Hannibal during the Punic Wars, in the era of ancient Rome.
The town’s main church, San Panfilo, is adorned with frescoes by Saturnino Gatti, a student of Giotto, and is a popular destination for both tourists and art historians.
Nature & Outdoor Activities
Nestled at the foot of the mountains, the area is perfect for skiing in the winter (Campo Felice) and hiking or nature walks in the summer, offering pristine forests and peaceful trails.
Campo Felice: the Campo Felice ski resort is nestled at the center of a stunning mountainous area, surrounded by peaks soaring over 2,000 meters. These mountains remain snow-covered for most of the winter season, offering excellent conditions for skiing enthusiasts. And if nature doesn’t provide enough snow, the resort’s state-of-the-art artificial snowmaking systems ensure a perfect snow base and the light powder that skiers adore, guaranteeing an exceptional winter experience every season.
A Rich Cultural Heritage
Tornimparte is home to several important historical sites, including:
The Castello di Sant’Angelo, known locally as "ju Castellaccio", located in the hamlet of Castiglione. This Norman castle, now in ruins, sits immersed in unspoiled nature and can be reached via a scenic 20-minute walking trail.
The Church of Santo Stefano, dating back to the early 12th century, stands on a hill between the villages of Rocca Santo Stefano and Forcelle. The church overlooks the entire L'Aquila basin and is accessible via a well-maintained 1 km mountain trail, flanked by ancient oak trees.
Local Traditions & Events
Tornimparte preserves centuries-old traditions, such as:
"Ju Calenne", a springtime ritual of pagan origin, where local youth cut and raise a tall tree on the church square of San Panfilo.
The Antica Fiera di Tornimparte, held every autumn since 1869, celebrating the region’s history, crafts, and gastronomy. The fair fills the streets with local artisans, food stands, and live demonstrations of Abruzzese heritage.
Ancient Roman Roots
Tornimparte has been inhabited since Roman times, strategically located near Amiternum, an ancient Sabine city. Its name derives from the Latin "Turres in partibus"—"towers in different areas"—reflecting its historical function as a network of fortified settlements.
