Villetta a schiera in Vicolo Strolli 14
Comune: Archi Prezzo: €75.000, comprensivo di tutto l'arredo Dimensioni: 115 mq con 2 terrazze di circa 100 mq (30 mq e 70mq) Tipologia immobile: Casa indipendente completamente ristrutturata Piani: 4 livelli Posizione: vicolo Strolli 14 Contesto: Contesto caratteristico, con splendide viste panoramiche sul paese, sulla chiesa, sul mare e sulla Maiella. ⸻ - Camere da letto: 3 - Bagni: 2...
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At €652/m², this fully renovated 115 m² townhouse is about 53% above the Abruzzo townhouse baseline of €425/m², despite including furniture and two large terraces. The strong condition, panoramic views, two bathrooms, and 45 photos support the asking price, but the premium makes it an ordinary-to-fair deal rather than a bargain.
More on the house and the area
A genuinely dreamy hill-town home with sweeping views over the Abruzzo landscape, rooftops, church and distant sea, plus two large usable terraces. Unlike many photogenic Italian properties, this appears to be a complete, furnished and livable house with a fitted kitchen, two bathrooms and solid finished interiors, although the exterior needs cosmetic upkeep.
The listing and its photos show a house you can move into. Anything you spend beyond the price is your choice, not a repair.
- Access is through narrow historic lanes and multiple exterior stairways, with no obvious car access.
- Some exterior walls, roof edges and utility/storage areas look weathered and will need maintenance.
- The terraces are exceptional but exposed; verify waterproofing, railings and drainage.
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 61/100The area sits on the inland hills above the Sangro valley, with the Maiella massif visible to the west and the lower Adriatic hills running east toward the coast. The Sangro is the main river system nearby. The Maiella National Park begins to the west, with its nearest mountain access and ski lifts around Passolanciano and Majelletta at roughly an hour’s drive. The nearest larger town is Lanciano, which has a substantial historic centre, services and rail connections; Atessa and the Sangro valley also provide everyday services and industry. This part of Abruzzo is known for olive groves, vineyards and hill villages, and Tornareccio itself is known for contemporary mosaics and for honey production.