Maison de 3 chambres à vendre à Tornareccio
Tornareccio, Chieti, Abruzzes, Italie
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House, Separate Apartment and Garden
Located on the outskirts of Tornareccio town in peaceful surroundings and scenic views.
The property boasts large terraces, balconies and a garden which is surrounded by countryside. The property is composed over three levels.
The top level apartment is currently being rented. This is accessible from the main road level. There is a large in outside private terrace space on entering the apartment. The apartment has a kitchen, lounge, bedroom and bathroom.
The entrance to the second apartment/ house is around the back of the property. The access is via the communal gated driveway.
There is a kitchen and lounge area which leads to a outdoor half covered terrace for outdoor dining. There are two double bedrooms. There are 2 bathrooms; one with a large bath and a laundry room with shower and sink. There is central heating.
On the ground floor level there are 2 cantina rooms and a garden. Additional land is available if required close to the property.
Tornareccio is 10 minutes drive from the larger town of Atessa, where there is a hospital, swimming pool and gym.
Tornareccio offers many services and facilities including:
Restaurants
Butchers
Primary School
Middle School
Hairdressers
Beautician
Travel agent
Doctors & Chemist
Tobacconist
2 Hardware shops
There are bus routes through the town.
There are 96 art Mosaics in the town, with local artists!
The sandy beach at Le Morge is 40 minutes drive away.
Tornareccio is an Italian town in the Province of Chieti in the Region of Abruzzo. Tornareccio is 630 meters above sea level.
The town has 1753 inhabitants since the last population census.
Other nearby towns include: Atessa, Bomba and Archi. Tornareccio is located 22 km south-east of Lanciano, which is the largest town in the vicinity.
The town is one of the greatest centers of Abruzzo to export honey throughout the region and in Italy. The story of the arrival of honey in Tornareccio began in the early twentieth century. The honey festival is in September.
The town community festival is at the end of August.
Tornareccio has a long history. The area around Tornareccio, especially the area adjacent to Monte Pallano
(based on the discovery of flints), was inhabited since the Paleolithic (from 18-20 000 years ago).
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