Villa a schiera in Amelia
Nel cuore pulsante del suggestivo centro storico della splendida città di Amelia, proponiamo in vendita un affascinante appartamento con ingresso indipendente, finemente e recentemente ristrutturato. L'abitazione si apre su un'accogliente e luminosa zona giorno, caratterizzata da un ampio camino tradizionale e da un…
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Recently renovated and in Amelia’s historic center with panoramic views are clear positives, but the usable size is missing, so the effective EUR/m2 cannot be compared to the Umbria townhouse baseline of 505 EUR/m2. At €67,500 this looks plausible for a small renovated centro storico home, but the absent sqm data prevents a stronger score.
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This is a real, usable historic-centre home rather than a project: renovated, with a modern bathroom, finished floors and a big traditional fireplace. The carved stone doorway, medieval lane setting and rooftop panorama add genuine atmosphere. It is not luxurious and some interiors feel plain or minimally fitted, but it already works as a live-in Italian base.
- Interiors are livable but feel basic and only lightly fitted, especially the kitchenette.
- Some rooms are plain and sparsely furnished, so the charm is more in the setting than in the finish.
- Storage/cellar area looks rustic and dark.
The area around
Location score 61/100The area sits in the southern Umbrian hills with cultivated slopes, olive groves and wooded ridges above the Tiber basin. The Tiber valley lies nearby to the east, and the Nera valley is within the wider surrounding area. Amelia has a substantial walled historic centre on a hill, with Roman and medieval remains and daily services. Narni is the nearest other historic town of size, and Terni is the nearest larger city with full rail, hospital and retail services. This part of Umbria is known for olive oil, mixed farming and hill towns.