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House 3 bedrooms
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Cerchio
Italy

The house is an independent three-storey building constructed in the late 1800`s and renovated in later periods in 1950, 1980 and the last work done in 2011. The front door currently has a grate-protective gate. The area is 140 square meters, that correspond in 1500 SF. It is located at the center of the historic village of Cerchio. The village in the summer is always very alive to the many music events and folklore performances of Abruzzo, in particular the exposure of the Bull Indulgentiarum (parade with medieval costumes and flag bearers). Distance from Avezzano (bigger city) is of 16 Km (about 10 miles), about 3.5 km from the highway Aielli Celano. The village is very close to the ski resort in Ovindoli (about 10 miles) and because is situated in the right centre of Italy, from north to south and from east and west... you can go from there everywhere, by car, in one hour you are in Rome or in the near city of Pescara, in the Mediterranean sea, 5/6 hour in Milan and 6/7 hours in Sicily.
The house has got 2 and half bath, one for each floor, 3 bedroom, a living kitchen, a living room and a laundry room.

ACCORDING TO FORBES:
Live and Invest Overseas calls Abruzzo `the most overlooked and undervalued` region in Central Italy. The cost of living is 30 to 70% less than in Tuscany or Umbria, the researchers say. A retired couple could live here on about $1,400 a month, including rent, according to the Live and Invest Overseas editors. There`s easy access to beaches in the summer and skiing in the winter.
The romantic boot of Italy is known for its varied geography, with something for everyone’s taste from plentiful seacoast, inland hills speckled with dreamy medieval towns, and alpine peaks. If you love it all and just can’t decide which one is for you, in Abruzzo you don’t have to. It encompasses all of this, and more.
Abruzzo is in the center of Italy, with its western border a mere 31 miles from Rome. Long considered part of southern Italy politically and culturally, it enjoys a central location that is bordered by the Adriatic Sea on the east, Le Marche on the north, Lazio on the west, and Molise to the south. It is an expansive territory of closely held traditions, vast natural splendor, picturesque towns, and miles of seashore.
With castles, fortresses, historic art-adorned cities, perfectly charming stone towns on hilltops, and more than a third of the region protected as park land, there are plenty of things to enjoy in Abruzzo. A well-known wine country produces one of Italy’s famous vintages, Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, along with other stellar varietals, and you won’t have to look far to find wineries to visit. Vine-striped hills extend from the mountain foothills towards the Adriatic Sea, with classic central Italy landscapes like you see on postcards.
There are three national parks that offer an abundance of outdoors sports and activities, so you can indulge in hiking, skiing, mountain biking, climbing, or paragliding in the many mountain zones. If water sports are more your thing, Abruzzo boasts 80 miles of coastline, with sandy expanses and some lovely coves where the hills meet the sea. Golfers will delight in the region’s three clubs, while culture seekers will enjoy the art, theater, and events offered throughout the year. Abruzzo also has universities in Teramo, Chieti, Pescara, and L’Aquila which infuse the vibrant student presence and activities into the mix.
The primary appeal comes in the form of beautiful smaller cities and towns. Built on hills with monuments, palazzi, and cobbled streets, if you visited without knowing the region, you might think you were in Tuscany.

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