Country house surrounded by greenery on three floors with a total of about 195 sq m for sale in Lanciano.

The house is being completed, so there is a choice of flooring, cladding and interior and exterior painting.

The property was built with quality materials, laminated wood roof and large fenced garden.

The SERVICES available are water and electricity.

LANCIANO is a town in the province of Chieti, Abruzzo, located between the Maiella and the Adriatic Sea (10 kilometres from the coast), in an elevated spot, at 265 m a.s.l. The climate is mild, temperature averages about 4 °C in winter and 25 °C in summer. With 36,304 inhabitants, after the Provincial County Seats, is one of the most important municipalities of Chieti province. The town is known for the first recorded Catholic Eucharistic Miracle. Around the year 700, in the ancient church of San Legonziano, a Basilian monk expressed doubts about the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist. During Mass, the consecrated host and wine really turned into flesh and blood. The relics are kept in a monstrance that is admired by thousands of faithful. Apart this church, the is rich for the presence of numerous monuments, as its history back over 7000 years. Capital of the Frentani people, which later became an important area for the Romans. The results of the archaeological investigations testify the presence of a Neolithic settlement and the most recent excavations in the old center have brought to light the remains of the city of Anxanum: a large residential structure dating back to the 12th century BC; a settlement, therefore, among the oldest in Abruzzo. Between the XIII and XV centuries, Lanciano reached its maximum splendor both for the architectural production and for the economy deriving from the development of the Fairs. The structure of the old city is still clearly legible. Lanciano, city of art, is rich in masterpieces of Romanesque and Gothic architecture including Santa Maria Maggiore and Sant'Agostino with their marvelous portals; the complex of the civic walls of the Montanare Towers of the 11th and 15th centuries; the Aragonese Tower called Santa Chiara (15th century), the Churches of San Biagio (12th century), Santa Giovina (16th century) Santa Lucia (13th century), San Nicola (15th century) and then Porta San Biagio (11th century), the Fontane del Borgo (XVI century) and Civitanova (rebuilt in 1825). And yet private buildings, streets, squares and medieval alleys but also valuable Liberty and Dèco Palaces in the Fair District and in Viale Cappuccini. An intact historical center in morphology and typology, with terraced houses and neoclassical buildings and the Diocletian Bridge which represents a unique architectural, civil and religious structure, a truly complex and unrepeatable organism. Lanciano is one of the main destinations of cultural and religious tourism in Abruzzo. Every year in this medieval city, at the four historic districts and at Torri Montanare, especially in the summer months, there are concerts, seminars and activities related to music, surrounded by summer music courses organized by an association of Lanciano, known as Estate Musicale Frentana. There are numerous traditions and celebrations that recall the past of the medieval city. The warmest are September feast days dedicated to the Saint Patron, with fireworks, parades with floats as a gift to our Lady, concerts, events for young people and not; the investiture of Mastrogiurato every first Sunday of September, an unmissable event of historical commemoration with a week of performances of medieval character, with guests from all over Italy but also from other European countries, which fill the historic center of the town of Lanciano with little markets; the feast of S. Egidio, with caratheristic bells; or some of southern Italy's biggest fairs, such as the National agricultural fair, which takes place in spring.