Two communicating houses in the town of Furci developed on three levels.

First house: on the ground floor there is a room with fireplace, a scullery, a small bathroom and a closet; on the first floor a bedroom and on the second floor another bedroom.

Second house: it is attached to the first and is connected to it both on the ground floor and on the first floor.

On the ground floor of the house there is a room with fireplace, kitchenette and a small bathroom; on the first floor there is a bedroom and on the second floor a second bedroom.

The property includes both houses which are not sold separately.

The houses are habitable but the ROOF must be checked and some rooms require routine maintenance.

SERVICES: water, electricity and gas are already installed but to be connected, radiators.

Whoever visits the historical centre of FURCI is welcomed by the medieval tower that, supervising the entrance of the fortified village, represents a kind of material and temporal division between the old and the new part of the town. Situated on a hill, the original centre of Furci is surrounded by the ancient walls ruins and it distinguishes itself from the modern part which has been developed over time without incorporating the historical centre. The village experienced its greatest period of splendour during the medieval age, when it was feud of the Oderisio Count. In the 15th century it belonged to the Caldora Family and in the 18th century to the d'Avalos Marquis. The old part of the village is dominated by the Church of San Sabino Vescovo, which stands on a high basement and has a classical style façade. In the new part of the village it is possible to visit the modern sanctuary and the native house of Beato Angelo da Furci, an Augustinian friar and great thaumaturge lived between the 13th and the 14th centuries and who attracts every year thousands of pilgrims, especially during the patronal festivities on the 17th of May and 13th of September. In August the village brightens up during the "pecorara", the sheep festival.