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Description
House with stone gate from 1841 on two levels for a total of around 140 square meters for sale in Civitanova del Sannio, a town in the high Molise hills with characteristic views and traditions to be discovered.
On the GROUND FLOOR there is a closet and two cellars, an attic/closet located halfway up the stairs.
On the FIRST FLOOR kitchen with fireplace and balcony and vaulted ceiling, scullery with fireplace, toilet and sink (to be restored to obtain a shower), double bedroom with fresco on the ceiling.
The property is structurally in fair condition but needs some maintenance works.
The SERVICES available are water, electricity and gas.
The view is on the town, being positioned within the historic center.
CIVITANOVA DEL SANNIO is an Italian town in the Province of Isernia, Molise region that has 920 inhabitants. Located 17 km north-east of Isernia, the largest and closer city, at 655 meters above sea level, this mountain center, almost perched on a rocky outcrop, isolated, is surrounded by sloping expanses of greenery. In the middle of the town flows the Trigno river, which gives the town suggestive atmospheres and sounds.
Show MoreAmenities
- Balcony
- Cellar
- Fireplace
Distances
- Airport: 141 km/1 hr 52 min from Pescara international airport, 126 km/1 hr 42 min from Napoli airport, 193 km/2 hr 23 min from Roma airport and 282 km/2 hr 56 min from Bari airport.
- Coast: 71 km/1 hr 7 min from the beach of Marina di Vasto, 62 km/55 min from the beach of San Salvo Marina, 83 km/1 hr 15 min from Termoli, 69 km/1 hr 2 min from the beach of Petacciato.
- Skiing resort: 180 km/2hr 26 min km from the ski lifts of Passo Lanciano, 65 km/1 hr 5 min from the Roccaraso/Rivisondoli ski lifts (with 24 ski lifts it has the largest number of lifts in Abruzzo) and 58 km/58 min from the Campitello Matese.
- Train station: 70 km/1 hr 5 min from the train station of Vasto.
