Property composed by two units for a total of 150 sq m in needs of renovation.

The unit in better condition is composed by: ground floor entrance, bathroom (4.23 m x 1.13 m = 4.77 sq m) with tub, corridor (4.57 m x 1.25 m = 5.71 sq m), kitchen with fireplace (4.22 m x 2.5 m = 10.55 sq m) with vaulted ceiling that we will find in other rooms too, living room (3.27 m x 3.35 m = 10.95 sq m) with balcony that offers a panoramic view on mountain and hills.

On the ground we find also an ex shop (butcher) of about 16 sq m that could used as second living room.

On the first floor toilet, master bedroom (3.88 m x 3.67 m = 14.24 sq m), other three bedrooms (3.51 m x 3.57 m = 12.53 sq m), (2.68 m x 4.42 m = 11.85 sq m), (2.65 m x 4.48 m = 11.87 sq m).

This unit has also a cellar (3.63 m x 6.45 m = 23. 41 sq m).

The second unit of about 45 sq m, in needs of complete renovation is composed by an entrance with underneath two cellars, a room with fireplace and on the first floor two bedrooms.

Utilities: the first unit has water, electricity and heating system by radiators (this last to reconnect by gas), the smaller unit has no utilities.

The property has also a garden of around 150 sq m (3 m x 50 m) located walking distance.

TUFILLO is a charming village located in the Abruzzo region of Italy, specifically in the province of Chieti.

Tufillo is situated in the mountainous area of northern Abruzzo, at an altitude of around 450 meters (1,476 feet) above sea level. The village is surrounded by beautiful hills and offers stunning views of the Majella National Park and the Adriatic coast, which is about 25 kilometers away.

Tufillo has a long history, dating back to the medieval period. Its name likely derives from the Latin “tufus” (meaning tuff or volcanic stone), reflecting the geological features of the area. The town is rich in traditional architecture, with narrow, winding streets and stone houses that showcase its historical charm.

The village is nestled in the rolling hills of the Abruzzo Apennines, providing panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes, olive groves, vineyards, and distant mountain ranges. The nearby Majella National Park offers abundant opportunities for outdoor activities, including hiking, wildlife watching, and exploring nature.

• Facilities:

  • Bars & Restaurants: Tufillo has a few local bars and small eateries where you can enjoy traditional Abruzzese food and drinks, often made with locally sourced ingredients.

  • Minimarket: There is a small minimarket in the village, providing basic grocery items. For larger shopping needs, you can travel to nearby towns like Vasto or San Salvo, which are about 15-20 kilometers away.

  • Transportation:

    • Tufillo does not have a train station, but it is well-connected by road. The nearest train station is in Vasto, which offers connections to other major towns in Abruzzo and across Italy.
    • The village is also close to the Adriatic coast, with access to beaches and seaside towns like Vasto.

Tufillo offers a peaceful rural lifestyle with access to nature and stunning views. It is an excellent choice for those looking for a slower pace of life in a scenic part of Italy, while still being able to reach larger towns and the coast in a short drive. The village's historical charm and proximity to the Adriatic Sea make it an attractive option for those interested in a more traditional and tranquil way of living.