3 bedroom house Corvara, Italy

Priced at only €80,000 / £67,545 and payable over 10 years at €666 / £562 per month. 

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No mortgage required.

No deposit required. 

No interest payable. 

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Highlights:​​

• Habitable farmhouse consisting of 2 apartments. 

• Ground floor has: Living room with kitchen, wood burner, 1 bedroom, shower room with toilet

• Upper floor is a self contained property with a living room, Scandinavian log burner,  2 bedrooms, shower room with toilet.

• Water and electricity are connected. 

• Barn of approx 70 sqm. 

• 1,200 sqm of land. 

• Private driveway in good condition. 

• There is a concreted platform and a retaining wall for an above ground pool.

• Picturesque location, situated within olive groves and fields.

• Private but not isolated. 

• Beautiful environment in Teramo Province. 

• Located between the Gran Sasso mountains and the Adriatic sea. 

• Only 2km from the closest village of Selva (Teramo) with a supermarket and shops. 

• Only 40 minutes from the city of Pescara. 

• Possible use is for the owners to live upstairs (separate entrance) and use the ground floor as a holiday let, or rent both out.

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About Teramo Province:

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Nestled in the heart of the Abruzzo region, Teramo is a province that embodies the best of Italy's rich cultural heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and welcoming communities. From the picturesque Adriatic coastline to the stunning Apennine mountains, Teramo offers an unforgettable experience that seamlessly blends tradition with modern Italian charm. Here’s why Teramo should be on every traveler's list.

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Economy and Lifestyle in Teramo

Teramo boasts a vibrant and diverse economy that reflects the region’s deep-rooted commitment to quality and craftsmanship. Agriculture, particularly vineyards and olive groves, is a major industry here, producing some of the finest wines and olive oils in Italy. The manufacturing sector is also robust, particularly in textiles, ceramics, and machinery, supporting a thriving local economy that blends traditional practices with modern innovation. This economic stability creates a quality of life that is both fulfilling and tranquil, allowing residents and visitors alike to savour the province's unique cultural offerings.

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Stunning Beaches and Coastal Towns

With its proximity to the Adriatic Sea, Teramo is blessed with some of Italy's most beautiful beaches. The coastline offers a range of options, from lively sandy shores to secluded pebble beaches, where the pristine waters are ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxation. The town of Giulianova is a standout destination with its sandy shores, bustling promenade, and charming old town filled with quaint shops and cafes. Roseto degli Abruzzi, another popular seaside town, combines modern amenities with a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for a day of sunbathing or an evening stroll along the waterfront.

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Charming Towns and Historical Cities

Teramo’s towns and cities are a testament to its rich history and vibrant culture. The city of Teramo, the province’s capital, boasts impressive Roman ruins, including an amphitheater and ancient walls, blending seamlessly with medieval churches and renaissance architecture. Atri, another notable town, is renowned for its stunning cathedral, and the frescoes within are a must-see for art lovers. Each town in Teramo has its own unique charm, from the hilltop beauty of Civitella del Tronto with its historic fortress to the picturesque streets of Campli, known for its Holy Staircase and annual festivals.

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Endless Things to Do and See

Teramo is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and culture seekers alike. Nature lovers can explore the stunning Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park, where miles of trails offer hiking, climbing, and winter skiing against a backdrop of dramatic mountains. The region is also a paradise for food and wine aficionados Local wineries offer tastings of Montepulciano d'Abruzzo and Trebbiano wines, celebrated for their robust flavours and quality. For a cultural outing, Teramo's many festivals, including historical reenactments and seasonal food festivals, showcase the vibrant local traditions.

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Mild Weather and Natural Beauty

Teramo enjoys a Mediterranean climate, making it a year-round destination. Summers are warm but comfortable, especially along the coast where a gentle sea breeze cools the air. Winters in the interior can be cooler, especially in the mountainous areas, offering a picturesque setting with snow-dusted peaks ideal for winter sports. Spring and autumn are particularly beautiful, with mild temperatures and blooming landscapes that highlight the natural beauty of the region. The ideal weather allows for an extended tourist season, perfect for those looking to explore without the crowds.

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Why Teramo is a Must-Visit Destination

Whether you're seeking relaxation on Italy’s scenic beaches, the thrill of exploring ancient history, or the taste of authentic Italian cuisine, Teramo has it all. Its combination of economic stability, cultural richness, natural beauty, and warm, welcoming locals make it an ideal destination for both visitors and those considering investing in a slice of Italian paradise.