Ref: PAI-1260
Pescocostanzo
Farm-Stone House
€ 360,000
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Ref: PAI972
Salle
Townhouse
€ 15,000
Beds: 1
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Ref: BU072
Bugnara
Townhouse
€ 40,000
Beds: 2 Baths: 2
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Ref: SUL1031
Sulmona
Villa
€ 380,000
Beds: 4 Baths: 3
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Ref: SUL36
Sulmona Valley
Villa
€ 2,000,000
Beds: 4 Baths: 3
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Ref: SUL-117
Sulmona
Apartments
€ 75,000
Beds: 2
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Ref: ANV-1089
Anversa
Apartments
€ 89,000
Beds: 2 Baths: 1
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Ref: VIT623
Vittorito
Townhouse
€ 60,000
Beds: 2 Baths: 1
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Abbruzo region’s 4 provinces are L’Aquila, Pescara, Chieti and Teramo. Most of the towns in the Abruzzo region build a tangible bridge between tradition and modern-day life. All the towns are a paradise for second homes and Abruzzo property seekers. There is no shortage of beautiful properties or houses for sale in Abruzzo. Waves of Artistic and architectural movements over centuries speak to all tastes from rustic to refined. Yet all the convenience associated with modern living are also present in the houses and villas in Abruzzo. Whether you are interested in culture of just want to enjoy the shops and atmosphere, there’s something here for everyone. To purchase your Italian property in the four provinces, we use our time, energy and expertise. Whether your requirements are for relaxation, retirement or investment our unique property search consultancy allows you to relax, and us to take the strain out of the Italian property acquisition.
The towns do not have the same sprawling dimensions as other regions.
The large number of public squares are used as a meeting place for old and young – especially during the summer months – and form the human dimension of the town’s architecture.
Maintaining a cultural identity and a low population density (1.25 million residents in the entire region) have given the Abruzzo region Italy’s lowest crime rates. The Mafia has been unable to establish itself here. The standard of living is high. Foreign tourists are still a rarity in the towns. In contrast to the well known metropolises of the “Bel Paese”, in which the overriding languages are German, English and Japanese, the Abruzzo region is still a paradise for Italian authenticity.
L’Aquila
Is the main province, the capital of Abruzzo with its 70,000 residents and is situated on the southwest side of the Gran Sasso National Park at 721m above sea level. L’Aqula was founded in 1240 by the Stauferkaiser (emperor) Friedrich II. He wanted to secure the influence of the Kingdom of Napes in the north. A university town (founded in 1458), it is a lively and dynamic place with rich cultural life. It often plays host to jazz concerts and theatrical performances.
