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Priced at only €40,000 / £33,671 and payable over 10 years at €333 / £280 per month. 

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No mortgage required.

No deposit required. 

No interest payable. 

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Highlights:​​

• Large 4 storey building plus more. 

• Prime location in the historic ancient town of Corfinio in Abruzzo. 

• Inside the Parco Nazionale della Maiella. (Maiella National Park).

• Located on the main street close to the town square. 

• The tallest building in the town. 

• Just a few minutes drive from the Rome - Pescara motorway. 

• Completely renovated externally.

• Spectacular views. 

• Needs refurb internally. 

• The property already has the thermal, electrical and hydraulic systems in place. 

• 3 bedrooms.

• 2 bathrooms. 

• Living room.

• Kitchen. 

• Garage. 

• Cellar.

• Ancient original flooring in good condition.  

• Completely rebuilt roof with new Italian tiles and wooden beams.

• The whole electrical ducting has been done; it needs wall plugs and wiring.

• Plumbing is complete, needs a boiler and radiators. 

• Also included is an old collapsed house in front of the building, which could be used as a new building, a second garage, a nice garden, or a vegetable plot. 

• Plus an old cellar, about 35 mq, not far (100 m) from the main building. It could be very useful for storing furniture, bikes, motorcycles, win or food. 

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Location

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Prime location in the ancient town of Corfinio in Abruzzo. ​

Located on the main street close to the village square. 

Close to shops, medical centre, bank, bars, cinema, pharmacy and bed and breakfasts. 

10 minutes to the town of Sulmona. 

12 minutes to Sulmona train station. 

30 minutes to the city of Chieti. 

35 minutes to the city of Pescara. 

35 minutes to Abruzzo Airport. 

40 minutes to the beaches in Pescara.

1 hour 15 minutes to Rome. 

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About Corfinio

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Nestled in the heart of the Abruzzo region, Corfinio is a charming town that offers a unique blend of history, natural beauty, and warm hospitality. Whether you're a history buff, nature enthusiast, or simply looking to immerse yourself in authentic Italian culture, Corfinio has something special for everyone.

A Town Steeped in History
Corfinio, originally known as Corfinium in ancient times, holds a significant place in Italian history. It was once the capital of the Italic League during the Social War (91-88 BC), when the Italic tribes fought against Rome for citizenship rights. This ancient heritage is still palpable as you stroll through the town’s historic streets. The archaeological sites and ruins provide a glimpse into its storied past, making Corfinio a must-visit for history enthusiasts.

One of the key historical landmarks is the Basilica di San Pelino, a stunning example of Romanesque architecture dating back to the 11th century. The church is dedicated to Saint Pelinus, the patron saint of Corfinio, and is a testament to the town's enduring religious and cultural significance.

A Thriving Local Economy
Corfinio's economy is primarily based on agriculture, with olive groves, vineyards, and fields of wheat painting the landscape. The town is renowned for its production of high-quality olive oil and wine, which are celebrated both locally and beyond. Small family-owned farms and businesses form the backbone of the local economy, contributing to the town's authentic and welcoming atmosphere.

In recent years, Corfinio has also seen growth in tourism, as more visitors discover its hidden charms. The increase in tourism has brought new opportunities for local businesses, from charming bed-and-breakfasts to family-run trattorias serving up delicious Abruzzese cuisine.

Things to Do in Corfinio
Whether you're an adventurer or prefer a more relaxed pace, Corfinio offers a variety of activities to suit all tastes:

Explore the Ancient Ruins: Discover the remnants of the town's Roman past, including the remains of the Italic League's capital.
Visit the Basilica di San Pelino: Marvel at the intricate architecture and serene beauty of this historic church.
Hiking and Nature Walks: The surrounding Apennine Mountains provide a breathtaking backdrop for hiking, with trails that cater to all levels of experience.
Wine and Olive Oil Tasting: Visit local farms and wineries to sample some of the region's best products, and learn about the traditional methods used to produce them.
Local Festivals: Experience the vibrant culture of Corfinio by attending one of its many local festivals, where you can enjoy traditional music, dance, and food.

Exploring the Surrounding Areas
Corfinio's location makes it an ideal base for exploring the wider Abruzzo region. The town is just a short drive from several other picturesque towns and natural attractions:

Sulmona (15 km away): Known for its confetti (sugar-coated almonds), Sulmona is a beautiful medieval town with plenty to explore, including the stunning Piazza Garibaldi and the Cathedral of San Panfilo.
L'Aquila (45 km away): The capital of Abruzzo, L'Aquila offers a rich blend of history, culture, and modernity, with landmarks such as the Forte Spagnolo and the Basilica di San Bernardino.
Majella National Park: A haven for nature lovers, this park offers a range of outdoor activities, from hiking and wildlife watching to exploring ancient hermitages carved into the mountainside.

Proximity to Major Cities
Corfinio enjoys excellent connectivity to several major cities, making it easy to incorporate into a broader Italian itinerary:

Pescara (70 km away): The largest city in Abruzzo, Pescara is known for its beautiful beaches, lively nightlife, and cultural attractions.
Rome (150 km away): Rome's proximity allows for an easy day trip to the Eternal City.

Weather:

Enjoy All Four Seasons.
Corfinio experiences a pleasant Mediterranean climate, with warm summers and mild winters. The town is a year-round destination, offering different charms with each season:

Spring: Blooming flowers and mild temperatures make it an ideal time for outdoor activities and exploring the countryside.
Summer: Warm weather is perfect for enjoying local festivals, dining al fresco, and exploring the nearby mountains.
Autumn: The harvest season brings a bounty of local produce, including grapes and olives, making it a great time for food lovers to visit.
Winter: While the town is quiet, the nearby mountains offer opportunities for winter sports, including skiing and snowshoeing.

Tourism:

Experience Authentic Italy.
Tourism in Corfinio is steadily growing as more travellers seek authentic and off-the-beaten-path experiences.

Unlike the crowded tourist spots, Corfinio offers a peaceful and genuine Italian experience. Here, you can truly immerse yourself in local life, from participating in traditional festivals to savouring home-cooked meals in family-run restaurants.

Corfinio promises an unforgettable experience rich in history, culture, and natural beauty.