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Wonderful opportunity for someone wishing to purchase a business in Italy. This family run ?Agriturismo? (Restaurant) well maintained and decorated both inside and out. Additional accommodation within the grounds gives potential as a B&B premises.The travel lodge is situated in a picturesque area close to busy community. The beach is only 30 minutes away and the restaurant can be seen and accessed from the busy main road.The impressive entrance leads to the bar area with seating area around. There is a well equipt kitchen with modern appliances and a large pizza oven.There is an additional dinning room with 100 covers. A small disco is located off the dinning area.The stairway leads to a large function hall with dancing area and terraced balcony. The business itself has all the relevant necessary licenses which will be transferred to the new owner. The liquor license would have to be renewed.For more information and details please cont us..

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, who was born in the area in the south of the river.

It?s located on the coast far 2 hours and 30 minutes from Roma, 3 hours from Naples, four hour by hover boat from Croatia, few minutes from the airport.

If you are interested in this property, please use the reference 'PAI-MAR-SAN-379' in all correspondence