Casa singola in vendita a Montefortino, Montagna
Casa da cielo a terra, ristrutturata con pratica terremoto, vendesi a Montefortino, Fermo, Marche , Italia. In un borgo incantevole proponiamo in esclusiva, interessante abitazione su tre piani dove ai piani seminterrati ci sono due locali ad uso magazzino e cantina, al piano terra con ingresso autonomo si accede alla…
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At €45,000 (€500/m²), this renovated 90 m² townhouse is only slightly above the local reference level of €465/m², with no major renovation budget indicated beyond furnishing. Its mountain-village setting lacks a coastal premium, but the complete earthquake-funded renovation, independent entrance, balcony, cellar and 25 photos support a solid buy.
More on the house and the area
A genuinely livable three-level townhouse in a highly atmospheric historic Marche borgo, with stone lanes, traditional neighboring buildings, balconies, a fireplace, and a charming yellow facade. The interiors are clean, renovated, heated, and include a functioning bathroom, but they are very plain and need furnishing—especially the kitchen—so this is a strong affordable village home rather than a finished dream interior.
The listing and its photos show a house you can move into. Anything you spend beyond the price is your choice, not a repair.
- The home appears habitable and structurally renovated, but it is largely unfurnished and the kitchen is not shown.
- Access is through steep, narrow stone lanes, with no obvious direct car access to the entrance.
- The cellar and storage rooms are rough utility spaces rather than finished living areas.
Estimate from the listing and its photos, not a survey. Treat it as the starting point for your own quotes. An Italian builder's quote is normally written without VAT and without design fees, so add about a quarter to any figure a firm gives you.
The area around
Location score 81/100The Sibillini Mountains rise immediately around Montefortino, with Monte Sibilla and the massif of the Monti Sibillini within the local landscape. The area lies in the Monti Sibillini National Park. A short drive leads up toward the mountain roads and trailheads around Pintura di Bolognola and the Sassotetto area, which are the nearest ski areas in this part of the range. The nearest larger town with a fuller set of shops and services is Ascoli Piceno, while Amandola is the small local service centre for the upper valley. This part of the Sibillini is known for high limestone ridges, upland pastures, gorges and mountain walking.