Abitazione di Nuova Costruzione con ingresso indipendente al Piano Terra

The cluster lies in the central Apennines (Marche Apennines): hilly to mountainous terrain with higher forested slopes and lower cultivated valleys. Monte San Vicino (peak c. 1,480 m) is a named mountain in the local skyline and is part of the surrounding relief. The land cover locally is a mix of beech and chestnut woods on higher ground and small-scale agriculture (olives, cereals, pasture) and scattered farms on the lower slopes and valley floors. The town of Camerino is an historic hill town with a university; the immediate area is made up of small communes, medieval centres and secondary roads. The zone is within the central-Italy seismic belt and was affected by the 2016–17 earthquake sequence, with reconstruction work in some places. The Adriatic coast lies to the east (roughly as given in the listing) and the higher Sibillini ridges are further to the west, beyond the immediate 15 km horizon.