Sant'Angelo in Pontano
Le Marche
This lovely 2-bedroom farmhouse sits with views of over 100 olive trees [part of the sale] and of the historical village of Sant’Angelo in Pontano. The house can be provided fully completed, but at this point are missing: wall tiles on the bathrooms, sanitary ware, taps, internal doors. This is a great opportunity to have a holiday home completed straight away for you. You could even be sitting in your new Italian home next month. The accommodation consists of two double bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen/dining room, living room, and outside large spaces to enjoy the evening sun and shade of the midday heat.
The property is approached following a leafy lane just a few minutes’ walk into the village and is sited in over one hectare of its own land. The house is built of local stone and brick, and has been structurally restored to an excellent standard, retaining whenever possible original features and materials, including wooden lintels and feature archways. A restored fully insulated roof with traditional original tiles to the roof and copper guttering and drainage pipes throughout.
The internal finishes to the property is to a high standard and in keeping to the integrity of the building with simple plastering, terracotta flooring, some exposed natural walling, exposed ceilings beams, and good quality sanitary ware and bathroom fitments. All of this is, also, enhanced by a large loggia and a BBQ built in keeping to the property with stone/brick pillars and a beamed structure. The new owners will have the option of a choice of bathroom fitments. All can be completed within a 1-month time frame.
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