Stone town house with terrace for sale in San Felice del Molise, a town with all services 30 minutes by car from the coast.

The house is on two floors: On the GROUND FLOOR there is a spacious garage with fireplace and access to the upper floor.

The house also has another main access by road.

On the FIRST FLOOR there is a kitchen with fireplace and a toilet, dining room and living room with balcony and hill view.

On the SECOND FLOOR we find three bedrooms, a bathroom with tub and the terrace.

The SERVICES available are water, electricity, gas.

Panoramic view of the Molise hills.

Like other little villages in this town of 659 inhabitants, several centuries ago took up residence a community of Slavic, and even if not many people doesn't speak, the Slavic language is still preserved as well as some traditions. SAN FELICE DEL MOLISE is located on an isolated hill, which dominates the surrounding area, where is possible to enjoy a beautiful landscape, ranging from the Gargano to the Tremiti Islands and then up to the mountains of Abruzzo. In the outskirt there is an equipped area for picnics with fountains and children's playground. In the town there is bakery, pharmacy, butcher, two groceries, restaurant and agriturismo, post office and bar.
Many are the festival, as the "Festival of Soup": in the streets of the country is served by local associations, a long table to accommodate the participants. The main dish, prepared by volunteers, is the soup made with tomatoes, sausage, peppers and eggs. The festive atmosphere continues into the later hours of the night. While in the month of September, in San Felice del Molise, there is the festival of "Tintilia and typical products", characterized by the "Palio of barrels", unique in Molise. On this day the town square becomes a market in which producers from neighboring territories showcasing local products (wine, dairy products, sweets and St. Joseph's Pizza) and traditional crafts. In the afternoon the Palio of barrels: a race in which different teams push large barrels along a predetermined path in the shortest possible time. The winners of this unusual race receive, individually, one of the fine local wine bottles. The party continues late into the evening and is a special opportunity to appreciate the local gastronomy. Finally, an event that combines traditional religiosity to the history of this small town of Croatian origin is the Living Nativity that is achieved between the narrow streets of the old town, on the premises made available by the owners, with the participation of about 200 people.