Terratetto unifamiliare via Vittorio Emanuele II 15, Dogliola

PRIVATE SALE in Dogliola, a small village in Abruzzo nestled in the heart of Vasto hinterland, just 20 minutes from the sea and the Vasto Sud motorway exit. A beautiful historic detached house from 1800 is for sale, featuring a charming stone finish and a breathtaking northeast-facing view overlooking the surrounding valley and coastline.

Dogliola is a historic village dating back to the 13th century, and legend has it that this house was the first building in the village. At the time, it served as a monastery for monks.

The property is spread over multiple levels. On the ground floor, you’ll find the main entrance, an open-plan living room and kitchen area, two double bedrooms, and a bathroom with a bathtub. On the first floor, part of which was renovated two years ago, there is a terrace with stunning panoramic views and two unfinished rooms, one of which includes a small balcony. A staircase in the middle leads to the second attic floor, also in its raw state, consisting of two rooms and another small balcony.

The house also includes additional rooms in need of renovation, with several entrances, offering the possibility of creating separate units.

In addition to the areas to be renovated, the property currently consists of:

Ground Floor
• Entrance
• Open-plan living and kitchen area
• 2 double bedrooms
• 1 bathroom

First Floor
• Terrace
• 2 rooms
• 1 small balcony

Second Floor
• 2 rooms
• 1 small balcony

This property is ideal both for those seeking a spacious home in a historic Italian village and as a real estate investment, as the house’s structure allows for the creation of multiple apartments.

The house need renovation work, like the roof and the installation of a water booster pump (autoclave), although the ground floor and the first-floor terrace are already in livable condition, as the property is currently being rented out on Airbnb.

Abruzzo is a region in Italy located between the Adriatic Sea and the central Apennines. It borders the Marche to the north, the Adriatic Sea to the east, Molise to the south, and Lazio to the west. The town of Dogliola is located 2 hours and half from Roma and Napoli. The inland area is largely made up of national parks and nature reserves, which is why it is also known as “the lung of Europe.” The region features countless medieval and Renaissance villages inland and is also home to the famous Costa dei Trabocchi, known for its sandy coves and ancient fishing structures called trabocchi.