Palazzo - Edificio in Sant'Elpidio a Mare
PALAZZINA CIELO TERRA - PROPRIETA' DA TRASFORMARE IN UNA RESIDENZA ICONICA - VISTA PANORAMICA IN PIENO CENTRO STORICO Nel cuore più autentico di Sant’Elpidio a Mare, dove le vie in pietra conservano ancora l’anima antica del borgo e lo sguardo si apre su colline morbide, mare e cielo, si trova questo intero palazzo…
What it really costs
Can you move in?
Livable, but something basic is worn out
See what needs doing and what each job costs
Entire historic palazzo (300 sqm, 4 levels plus attic) in the centro storico of Sant'Elpidio a Mare, Marche, at €69k (€230/sqm). Strong wow drivers: genuine panoramic hillside-to-sea view (photo 2), historic character (stone portals, liberty tiles, exposed beams, cross-vaulted seminterrato/grotte), and some striking finished interiors (brick barrel-vaulted dining room, exposed-brick living wall, glass-floor stair). However these polished shots look like renders or a design proposal — the actual condition photos (10-17) reveal raw, dusty, unrenovated rooms and cellars needing full restoration. The bargain per-sqm plus real view and vaulted cellars give it appeal, but the gap between the aspirational imagery and current state tempers the wow.
- Renders/staged CAD images (dining room, some interiors) appear to depict the design proposal, not current state
- Property is largely to-be-renovated: several photos show raw/unrestored rooms, cellars and decayed walls
- No bathrooms or beds currently; requires significant restoration investment
- Mix of finished-looking spaces and gutted spaces suggests possible use of another property's finished photos or projections
The area around
Location score 58/100The area sits on the Adriatic hill belt of southern Marche, with rolling cultivated hills dropping toward the coast and views inland to the Sibillini range in clear weather. The Chienti valley runs just to the north and the Adriatic coast is about 6 km away, with the beaches and seafront of Porto Sant’Elpidio and Civitanova Marche nearby. The nearest larger town is Fermo, which has a substantial historic centre, cathedral, theatre and services. Loreto and Recanati are within the wider surrounding area but outside the immediate landscape radius, so they matter more for outings than for the setting itself. This part of the Marche is known for agriculture, hill towns and the footwear industry around the Fermano-Maceratese area.