Habitable Stone House for Sale in Civitacampomarano – 120 sqm, Fireplace, Cellars, and Hill Views

In the charming historic village of Civitacampomarano, just a few steps from the magnificent medieval castle, we offer for sale a traditional habitable house located in the oldest part of the village. Full of character and authentic charm, this 3-floor property spans approximately 120 sqm, with two entrances and multiple living spaces.

🔹 Property Layout:

Ground Floor (side entrance):

• Toilet (1.25 m × 2.68 m = 3.35 sqm)
• Kitchenette (1.6 m × 1.33 m = 2.21 sqm)
• Old-style kitchen with main entrance and fireplace (3.73 m × 3.32 m = 12.38 sqm)
• Cellar with independent access, housing the boiler

First Floor:

• Second kitchen with fireplace (2.81 m × 2.8 m = 7.87 sqm)
• Spacious living room with balcony (4.02 m × 4.02 m = 16.16 sqm)

Second Floor:

• Master bedroom with panoramic hill views (3.98 m × 3.9 m = 15.52 sqm)
• Single bedroom (2.3 m × 2.56 m = 5.88 sqm)
• Bathroom with both shower and tub (4.36 m × 1.27 m = 5.54 sqm)
• Access to attic space

🔸 Bonus: Detached Cellar

Just a few steps from the house, the property includes an additional cellar (5.2 m × 3.25 m = 16.9 sqm) — perfect for storage, wine, or a workshop.

• Approx. 120 sqm across 3 levels
• Two kitchens, fireplaces, and balcony
• Two cellars including one detached
• Views over the hills and village alleys
• Water, electricity, gas, and heating available (need reconnection)
• Structurally sound and immediately habitable

Why Civitacampomarano?

A jewel of Molise, Civitacampomarano is known for its castle, murals, cultural events, and stunning landscape views. It's the ideal location for a peaceful life, a holiday home, or a character-filled retreat in one of Italy’s most authentic regions.

CIVITACAMPOMARANO is a tiny village near Campobasso with 341 residents, famous for its fantastic murals and a beautiful castle located one hour from Campobasso and one one from the coast. Local people are welcoming and friendly. In 2014 Ylenia Carelli, the president of the local cultural organization ProLoco “Vincenzo Cuoco”, got in touch with Roman street artist Alice Pasquini and invited her over to help revitalize the village through street art. Alice immediately accepted and realized a series of murals inspired by some old photographs of the village. This artistic project managed to bring new life to the village and soon evolved into a festival, CVTà Street Fest (“CVTà” is the way locals use to call their village in dialect). But the village has also fascinating alleys and an enchanting Castle dating back to the XIV century. It’ so nice to lose yourself between murals and history of the village such as the stone engraved on the front wall of the Merchant’s House, reporting the year 1732. Another site of great historical value is the Napoleonic Cemetery, about half an hour walk from the village.