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Property in Abruzzo
Ref: PIN001
Property Details
- Region:
- Abruzzo
- Price:
- € 650,000
- Town:
- Roseto
- Type:
- Investment opportunity
Property Profile
- Bedrooms:
- 10
- Bathrooms:
- 6
- Size:
- 1,300 sqm (13,988 sq f)
- Land:
- 10,000 sqm (107,600 sq f)
Property Features
- Location:
- Countryside
- Area:
- Seaside
- Property Features:
- Public parking space, Possibility of pool, Olive grove, Balcony, Garden, Opportunity for tourist usage, Terrace, Garage, Guest house
- Local Amenities:
- Airport in one hour, Skiing nearby, Golf Course nearby, Shops nearby, Bars and Restaurants nearby
- Condition:
- Requires Restoration
Proposed B & B/Hotel located on a very quiet and peaceful residential area with superb views, high on the hills of Roseto close to Pescara. Only 15 minutes driving is the distance from Pescara airport therefore 20 minutes from the beach. The owners of this property wished to open a B & B type business however personal circumstances have now changed and they have not completed their dream. If it is your dream to own and run this type of business this could be an excellent investment as an agriturismo bed and breakfast as the existing plans accommodate 15 bedrooms plus extra 5 bedrooms. The property has all necessary planning permissions for b & b. The purchaser could modify the project as to their specific requirements as can be seen from the pictures below, given that the internal layout has not yet been completed, however obviously this would have to be in accordance with the local building regulations. but accordingly with the regulation of the area.
It’s located on the coast far 2 hours from Roma, 3 hours from Naples, four hour by fast boat from Croatia, 20 minutes from the airport.
Bright and modern city at the mouth of the homonymous river, partly on the site of the ancient town Amiternum, whose ruins have been found in several areas of the land. During the late republican age, it was a landing place for Italic people; in the imperial age it was the main port of the region, destroyed by Longobards in 600 A.D. But in the XII century it was still a thriving place until its prosperity was damaged by the destructions which followed the Norman wars.Not even a huge system of defensive works, whose construction was ordered by Charles V as a bulwark of the Kingdom of Naples, could keep it safe from incursions and sieges. In 1927 it became chief town of province as a result of the fusion of two towns located in the north and in the south of the mouth of the river: Castellamare Adriatico and Pescara. The present name was preferred to “Amiternum” to honour Gabriele D'Annunzio
If you are interested in this property, please use the reference 'PIN001' in all correspondence
