Town house with three accesses for sale in the lovely village of Civitacampomarano, well know for the street art festival held in summer and for the street art on walls and doors around the village.

The house has a size of around 125 sq m and needs some renovation even if one part it is easy habitable.

On the first floor, reachable by outside staircase there is the kitchen (5.12 m x 4.37 m = 22.37 sq m) with fireplace, living area (used lately as bedroom) (2.55 m x 5.5 m = 14.03 sq m), bathroom with tub and no window (2.52 m x 1.82 m = 4.59 sq m).

On the second floor hallway (3.96 m x 2.03 m = 8.04 sq m), single bedroom (1.92 m x 4.41 m = 8.47 sq m), double bedroom (4.39 m x 2.78 m = 12.2 sq m). This part is the one that could be easy habitable and it is connected with the part that needs more renovation (as isolation and plaster): on the first floor hallway (2.42 m x 2.11 m = 5.11 sq m), room with a second access (3.17 m x 2.98 m = 9.45 sq m), toilet/laudry (1.64 m x 1.78 m = 2.92 sq m), room with fireplace and third access (4.97 m x 4.32 m = 21.47 sq m), cellar (1.97 m x 8.2 m = 16.15 sq m) and other two cellars (one where the boiler is located) in common with the neighbor.

The house has heating system with radiator, water and electricity and it was sold furnished.

Good potential in one of the nicest place of Molise.

Historical Significance

The village boasts a well-preserved medieval center, characterized by narrow cobblestone streets and stone houses. Dominating the town is the Angevin Castle (Castello Angioino), dating back to the 13th century. This fortress, perched on a sandstone ridge, provides panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and stands as a testament to the town's strategic importance during the Middle Ages.

CVTà Street Fest

Since 2016, Civitacampomarano has gained international attention through the CVTà Street Fest, an annual street art festival curated by artist Alice Pasquini. The festival transforms the village into an open-air gallery, with vibrant murals adorning the walls of historic buildings, blending contemporary art with the town's ancient architecture.

Cultural Highlights

• Church of Santa Maria Maggiore: Founded in the 11th century and later remodeled in Gothic and Baroque styles, this church houses a notable 17th-century wooden altar.

• Church of San Giorgio Martire: Situated on a sandstone spur, this church offers commanding views of the valley below.

• Casa di Vincenzo Cuoco: The birthplace of the renowned 18th-century writer and political thinker, now serves as a cultural venue.

Natural Beauty

Surrounded by rolling hills, vineyards, and olive groves, Civitacampomarano offers a serene escape into nature. The nearby Vallemonterosso Park provides opportunities for hiking and exploring the local flora and fauna.

Local Cuisine

The village is known for traditional Molisan dishes, including handmade pastas like cavatelli, lamb specialties, and local cheeses such as caciocavallo and pecorino. A unique local treat is the "ciell", a cookie filled with a mixture of bread crumbs, grape must, dried fruits, cocoa, coffee, honey, almonds, and sugar .([Wikipedia][5])

Getting There

Civitacampomarano is best accessed by car. It's approximately a one-hour drive from Campobasso, the regional capital, and about 45 minutes from the Adriatic coastal town of Termoli.