Invest in Heritage: Historic Collecorvino Property for Sale in Beautiful Abruzzo, Italy: ideal as 2 AirB&B ‘s

100 year old partially restored traditional Italian property In original brick right in the center of Collecorvino, 20 minutes to the beach! ideal for an Airbnb

The property is perfect for establishing
two independent rental units.

– [ ] The top floor is composed of a large openplan room with bathroom
– [ ] The ground floor is composed of Very characteristic room with vaulted ceilings ideal for another Airbnb rental
– [ ] 100 meters to the square with the council overlooking the Cathedral.

Other characteristics,:

1. Refurbished roof featuring original tiles and authentic wood beams.
2. Brand-new solid wood front door ready for assembly.
3. Solid pine door available for assembly.
4. Updated electric wiring and electric box.
5. Newly installed original wood windows.
6. Retained original tile stairs.
7. Restored wood inlays for added charm.
8. Retains characteristic original nooks.
9. Situated on a picturesque street.
10. Includes a stunning old Cantina with vaulted ceilings awaiting restoration.

Restoration to be finalized:

To move in, you’ll need to connect the bathroom to water supply and add a shower and finish the electrics. The independent lower section can be restored at a later time.

This property offers an excellent opportunity for personal enjoyment and can also serve as an Airbnb when not in use, ideal for those seeking to immerse themselves in the Italian lifestyle. The friendly and welcoming neighbors add to the charm, often stopping by with coffee and cakes! During our restoration process,

Seize this incredible opportunity! Properties like this rarely become available, so reach out to Nikki on WhatsApp at 328-687-2158 to schedule a viewing.

This house is bought direct from the seller who can speak English. There are no real estate agency fees so you save up to 3 1/2%!

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Why invest in a property to restore rather than purchasing one already finished?

WE CAN RESTORE THE PROPERTY FOR YOU!

It depends on your objectives. If your goal is to generate income from platforms like Airbnb, the property’s aesthetics play a crucial role in attracting guests. With an investment of €55,000, you can acquire these two remarkable properties, fully restored, each featuring stunning and distinctive old Italian characteristics. For the price of one finished property, you get two rentable income assets. Guests are drawn to the beauty of such unique places and relish the opportunity to stay in accommodations they wouldn’t normally experience.

The apartment, as evident from the photos, boasts an incredible room with hundred-year-old tiles on the roof, authentic wood beams, restored windows, and genuine wood doors. Additionally, it features a variety of charming nooks and crannies that add to its unique character. With these distinctive features, you can charge significantly more rental for a room like this.

From a property investor’s perspective, the apartment below features an exceptional vaulted ceiling cellar with an old brick structure beneath the floor. By installing up-lighting and a glass floor, similar to what is seen in museums, you can create a stunning visual experience. This unique feature will attract guests who are willing to pay a premium for such an extraordinary stay.

From a property investor’s perspective, the proposed arrangement involves the investor initially putting down a €20,000 deposit in an Italian compromesso. The renovation work is then completed, with the final signing and payment occurring once the work is finished. This ensures that the investment is secured and the property is delivered as promised.

An Italian “compromesso,” also known as a “preliminary contract” or “contratto preliminare,” is a legally binding agreement between the buyer and seller of a property in Italy. This contract outlines the terms and conditions of the sale, including the purchase price, payment schedule, and any conditions that need to be met before the final sale can proceed. Upon signing the compromesso, the buyer typically pays a deposit, which secures the property and ensures both parties are committed to completing the transaction. The final contract, or “rogito,” is signed once all conditions are met and the property is ready to be transferred to the buyer.

Why invest in a property to restore rather than purchasing one already finished?

It depends on your objectives. If your goal is to generate income from platforms like Airbnb, the property’s aesthetics play a crucial role in attracting guests. With an investment of €55,000, you can acquire these two remarkable properties, fully restored, each featuring stunning and distinctive old Italian characteristics. For the price of one finished property, you get two rentable entities. Guests are drawn to the beauty of such unique places and relish the opportunity to stay in accommodations they wouldn’t normally experience.

The apartment, as evident from the photos, boasts an incredible room with hundred-year-old tiles on the roof, authentic wood beams, restored windows, and genuine wood doors. Additionally, it features a variety of charming nooks and crannies that add to its unique character. With these distinctive features, you can charge significantly more rental for a room like this.

From a property investor’s perspective, the apartment below features an exceptional vaulted ceiling cellar with an old brick structure beneath the floor. By installing up-lighting and a glass floor, similar to what is seen in museums, you can create a stunning visual experience. This unique feature will attract guests who are willing to pay a premium for such an extraordinary stay.

From a property investor’s perspective, the proposed arrangement involves the investor initially putting down a €20,000 deposit in an Italian compromesso. (See below) The renovation work is then completed, with the final signing and payment occurring once the work is finished. This ensures that the investment is secured and the property is delivered as promised.

We encourage you to visit and experience these extraordinary properties firsthand.

Seeing the unique old Italian features, from the hundred-year-old tiles and authentic wood beams to the stunning vaulted ceiling cellar, will demonstrate their full potential for high rental income. This is a rare opportunity to invest in distinctive properties that stand out in the Airbnb market. Arrange a visit today to explore the charm and character that make these properties a valuable addition to your investment portfolio.

Additionally, we can offer you a discounted stay at the Abruzzo Borgo, allowing you to enjoy a holiday while you’re here, complete with a beautiful infinity swimming pool. If you wish, we can also arrange for you to see other properties in the area.

Frequently asked questions

Why are we selling this property? If it’s such good value?

We are selling this property despite its great potential because we are focusing our efforts on building a group of apartments in the Abruzzo Borgo. Collcorvino is quite far from our main project in Alanno, and managing properties that are not nearby has become challenging. By selling this property and others in distant locations, we can concentrate our resources and attention on our developments in Alanno, ensuring they meet the highest standards and succeed in the market.

What is a compromeso?

An Italian “compromesso,” also known as a “preliminary contract” or “contratto preliminare,” is an agreement between the buyer and seller of a property in Italy. This contract outlines the terms and conditions of the sale, including the purchase price, payment schedule, and any conditions that need to be met before the final sale can proceed. Upon signing the compromesso, the buyer typically pays a deposit, which secures the property and ensures both parties are committed to completing the transaction. The final contract, or “rogito,” is signed once all conditions are met and the property is ready to be transferred to the buyer.