Detached house with a garage and olive grove in a beautiful location.

REF 331 - €74,000
We are so happy to release this video of this bargain property in a wonderful location between the towns of Casoli and Sant Eusanio del Sangro in the Abruzzo region of Italy
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The property is ideally located between the coast and the mountains and is basically habitable now with the possibility of creating something very special by restoring into the extra spaces.
Abruzzo is an incredible part of Italy and fast becoming the number one region for overseas investors.
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[@alliejones9864]

Great price but incredibly utilitarian from the doors and windows to the old hospital corridors, this house really needs softening up to make it beautiful and cosy. What a wonderful task for someone.

[@veronicaroach3667]

The ghastly inside of the house is forgiven by those gorgeous views - what a spot ! Could have a gorgeous garden too ! I think this place is a great bargain, just a lot of imagination needed to make it a comfortable & beautiful place !

[@therealpollyanna5846]

An Italian retro country home. I would fill it with Beliani retro style furniture and keep the 70's alive. I love the window style, no stone arches, keep it as authentic as possible.

[@godscountryhomestead1177]

Agree totally…. Perfect 70’s home design.

[@manifestingbeautifullife2187]

I agree too. I was thinking white wisteria in terracotta pots in the four corners he was pointing to. ( to create a curve he was talking about )🥀

[@sportymcsports]

I love these walks through the town. And I don’t even mind the working sounds of the town too. It’s all very authentic and even endearing.

[@calgal5752]

Me too. ❤

[@helenahandbasket3016]

I really appreciate that you show the little towns and villages for the homes you show. I think that's really important and you also include what services, shops, medical, etc is available. As far as I know you're the only one on youtube showing homes in Italy that does that. Many of them don't even bother to mention what the closest store is. They'll just say they're in the Tuscany region. BTW, Tuscany is beautiful, perhaps the most beautiful area but I still am only interested in southern Italy for a variety of reasons including but not limited to the financial advantages of buying there.

[@kimhicks4781]

Me too. Southern Italy with an ocean view.

[@alvee264]

I love the fact that each town closes down one day a week, beautiful small Italian town and wonderful house. Great job Dave.

[@lucianobezerra4380]

I would make it an American modern farm house full of beauty and glamour...

[@valeriebarris4825]

Just love the wardrobe in the bedroom. Just live this period of home. I really wouldn't change much. Just the kitchen update

[@mmariemarkel7482]

Dave, I have to admit you have me spoiled rotten with how you present these homes. I checked out a couple in Tuscany(which is my real love) or was until you started showing areas I'd heard of but wasn't too interested before you. I promise, if I were a bit younger and not bedridden from a freak accident, I'd be living over there, quicker than a lamb can twitch it's tail. This property would be turned into a vacation rental and I'd turn that delicious garage into a little home for me, cause there aren't any stairs. Keep up the great work so I can keep living my dream through your lens.

[@shirleythurston4213]

Dave, this is absolutely amazing for the price !! I could see ourselves here, sitting enjoying coffee on the terrace and admiring the gorgeous view. Stunning !!! If you have a few more detached properties, even smaller, we’d love to see those some time in the future .. and thank you for everything that you show us ❤

[@phoenix-xu9xj]

It’s going to cost about €200,000 to do up. All new plumbing, all new electrics. All new windows probably insulation. Etc. External decoration.

[@angelomasciantonio]

​@phoenix-xu9xj Whoa, do u like replacing all the plumbing and electrical just for the hell of it? This was built in the early 70's , not 300 years ago. Sure, add some ensuites for more convenience .... but more things to clean. As Dave mentioned, this was built as a summer holiday house for 4-5 months use so unless it becomes a permanent year round home, new double windows and insulation not really required. Plus here in the valley, you would be lucky to get more than a few days of snow in winter and it all melts when the sun comes out!

[@SecondPeninsula]

My wife and I have lived (and taught) in Lanciano, at the Canadian College Italy. We often daydream of moving to the Abruzzo for our retirement and this is an excellent property that would be a dream come true. Thank you for the careful and complete tour.

[@TheScarletSorceress]

I absolutely Love your videos and how you show the surrounding areas of the properties for sale! It gives such a complete picture of where you would be even before you can go for a viewing! Great job! 👏🙂

[@mr-vet]

I love these small towns! Makes me want to sell everything I own here in the US and move to one these towns in Italy. The home is stunning! Just a short distance out of town is perfect for a bit of tranquility and privacy but close enough to enjoy the amenities.

[@Kim-J312]

Yep feel same here . Sell all my belongings in US and move to Italy 🇮🇹. So much better deals in Italy allot for the $$ compared to the US for housing.

[@marcocarlson1693]

It's a total no brainer. With all you get for your money in these kinds of towns in Italy, vs. the U.S., where I am, you would need to be a Multimillionaire to equal the quality of life in the U.S. This place is in Abruzzo, and Abruzzo is so very, very, nice yet not so well known because it is off the beaten path. Abruzzo is inland and in the hills and mountains. Italians call Abruzzese 'the mountain people' jokingly. Well let me tell you, the whole region is magnificent and the people are salt of the earth. It's a total haven.

[@TreDeuce-qw3kv]

Been nice to see more of the land property as an Olive orchard was mentioned. Some of us are more interested in the land and gardens than the structures. Nice property. I was interior designing as you walked through. French doors where the windows are and some wall removal where feasible and arched. The 'stone' arches would be a nice tie-in to typical old Italian casa's, though, the big entry porch's span would need a center column resulting in an attractive double arch. Thanks for posting.

[@TreDeuce-qw3kv]

The Seafood in San Salvo looks delicious and I could keep my sailboat there+++

[@BushRealtySC]

Oh My Goodness........Love it! With a garden. Huge garage. Lots of square footage at amazing price. Great Property!

[@MrSpleenboy]

A lovely place for the price. You could spend a lot of money on improvements, like new windows and doors, definitely doors to the terraces from the bedrooms, new kitchen, the micro-piling would be a must, adding the lower room into the main house as a living area... I'd also get rid of the gas boiler, and replace with a ground source heat pump, which could provide both heating and cooling for the property depending on the month Top floor: main bedroom and man cave 😃With A/C! Edit: Forgot a few things... I'd also install a solar system with Battery storage, hopefully enough to run the house without needing to resort to the grid. If you insulated the garage, you could put all of the machinery in there, clearing up that spare room downstairs so there wouldn't be any extraneous noise from boilers or anything like that. Also, the roof on the garage looks like it may be the old corrugated asbestos roofing, so I'd probably get that replaced with something better. I'd probably use the back end of the garage as the battery storage and a workshop I mean, saying all that, you *could* probably just move in and do a little something in the kitchen for countertop and cupboard space, then do anything else at leisure. The only things that would be necessary are a good clean and paint (that's a lot of nicotine staining in the left hand bedroom on the 1st floor!), the shoring up of the lower room, possibly replacement of the garage roof, and clear up the garden. Everything else would be nice to have... I'd have to come up with the money first!

[@sherylcannistra4727]

Absolutely stone on the outside!

[@howardmckenna]

So much potential for any prospective purchaser. The basics seem very solid.

[@susanbackus157]

This is an amazing property! I would leave the outside as retro as it is. Just some kitchen cabinets would be necessary. The rest is just paint and updating as you want! I love this! No major changes would be necessary for me.

[@karmelicanke]

My first thought seeing fissures in the road was there have been earthquakes here. The structural issues with the house would confirm that to me. To be certain, best to research local history.

[@bricktop7803]

Quite a nice property. You can see the owners were elderly by the 70's furniture and fittings. They were not able to maintain it....but that happens to us all. Underpinning the corner is an easy fix. But David you did not mention the cost of supporting the wall and removing the damaged brickwork. then remediation to make the walls whole again. That will be substantial. The garage is interesting, but it has an asbestos roof. that again is expensive to remove and dispose of. In the UK there are specialist firms that do this. It is NOT something you can do yourself. It is a cheap property, but it needs a ton of essential work done to it.

[@dolcevitaCC]

From my knowledge, asbestos needs à special removal company when it's bulk asbestos, not when it's in pannels

[@joannharrington2279]

It's so quiet and beautiful green fields. Good place to sit and watch the world go by. Lovely. The terraces are nice to enjoy evening meals.

[@dorkgirlalamode]

The 1970s decor you've shown us just seems tidier, cleaner, and classier than where I am in the US.

[@user-yl1xy5eg7b]

I think by 'micro piling' what is meant is 'underpinning'. A lot of that happened in the UK, after the very hot summer of 1976, particularly where houses were built on clay, while properties built on chalk were unaffected. The ground contracts as it dries, and it causes the house to shift. When I came out of the army I sold houses for a while and I saw a bit of this.

[@valeriebarris4825]

Just a gem. For the price. Love it. It will not last long.

[@TheJesseacosta]

For the price, that place is a steal!

[@jamesbarr2357]

Dave, this is a blank canvas with huge potential. Love it. Arriba 😀.

[@Omraan]

Wow... What a house, what place, what a location - sublime. As for the upper floor, that really got me! Exquisite, extraordinary and exceptional - it would make a superb, cosy, very comfortable main bedroom ❤

[@happyinterstate]

I have a complaint about some of your videos! I had never heard of De Cecco pasta until you mentioned it a few times on some of your home tours. So, I decided to buy some and see what you were talking about. You have destroyed my diet.... that pasta is great! My wife loves it as well... keep up the house tours with the "stunning" views.... AND STOP MENTIONING GREAT FOODS! LOL

[@angelomasciantonio]

Haha .... u could switch to BioAlimenti, gluten-free all organic pasta made with same spring water, just across road from DeCecco plant but it doesn't have worldwide distribution network like DeCecco ....

[@conniedavis423]

I found myself really getting excited with wonderful ideas on ways this could be a gorgeous old style looking house!! You gave some great ideas to get us all really thinking!!❤😊

[@TheOverlord2010]

Dave loved this one, the stairwell gives me ArtDeco vibes.

[@AhomeinItaly]

I agree, I couldn't remember the name of that style when I did the video 🤣

[@missymoppel]

Thanks for the info about underpinning.

[@gerrypender]

I love this one ❤️❤️

[@jeanmirizio8208]

Wonderful home with loads of potential! I hope someone scoops it up.

[@jerikaylesneski]

Stone sounds great.

[@olumideiluyomade7613]

If I purchased this house, I will have that kitchen stripped of its tiles completely and make it into a living room with a fireplace. I will punch an arched doorway into the back of that room (like you suggested) and put a proper kitchen and dining space in the large space back there. I will convert that terrace space next to the bathroom, at the back of the second floor, into a full room and put a solid ceiling over it - this will allow for a terrace to be made available to the 3rd floor. Speaking of the 3rd floor, I will take off the roof and raise the walls into a full 10ft wall, plus vaulted ceiling. In so doing, I will now have a 10ft high vaulted ceiling master bedroom. The entrance to which would be moved to the staircase threshold. The smaller section of the 3rd floor will be the master bathroom and the previous entry way will become the walk-in closet. Finally, I will punch through the back of the master bedroom and have French doors installed, so that occupants can walk into the newly created terrace. (The roof of the newly added second floor room will serve as the terrace, ....remember?). Doing all this will ensure that the house becomes a 4 bedroom (including breathtaking master suite), 2.5 baths with home office (using the current lounge) or simply a second living room. I wish you had shown how much land it had to the sides.

[@1000tomandben]

Such great potential. Cheers🍷

[@sueczerniak1266]

This is a lovely property and with some upgrades would be fabulous

[@friuliancottage]

The house is typical of the 1960s. There are loads here in Friuli very similar in style and even the kitchen tiles and three pane windows are the same. It certainly has a lot of potential.

[@brendacatalano1021]

Would like to see more like this thinking of retiring there next year

[@tanjabrown5543]

Love this..

[@marcocarlson1693]

Stop it already. With all you get here, and I know, you're killing me with the price. Tremendous find. Abruzzi is terrific!.Great job.

[@randygulleyjr2180]

Love it! I would make the 3rd floor a master with ensuite and open on both sides to terraces

[@llauralop]

Beautiful

[@DeniseDiilio-dm7cz]

❤ great suggestions from you.

[@andrearlieth2711]

I couldn't agree more on the tiles. Terrible choice 😊 great property!

[@calgal5752]

This is amazing! I suppose it sold? Sort of utilitarian but such generous room size and beautiful location!

[@TurnDaPaige]

Wonderful home. You are making me want to move to italy

[@kathleenwollesen3947]

I love it ❤

[@kirkdeshotel2632]

Beautiful Home

[@lilide2729]

From the garage I will do quest house, beautiful house ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@clarkmadrosen1780]

Nice, but all your suggestions etc ,add up $$$$ stunning yes. The crack in the garage looks very serious. 🇮🇹 .

[@monie1527]

Endless potential, here!

[@kristinaginorio1344]

WOW!!!!!!!!!

[@jwa7241]

The views are amazing. A little bit of tlc and that house will be fab. One thing I noted though, a room in an old house with a crucifix always gives me the creeps. Probably from watching too many horror movies when young. 😅

[@kathleenferguson7537]

Amazing sized rooms. I love Italian stairways. True value for your money.

[@luciezenrealestate]

❤ Italy ❤

[@violetaarcher8296]

wow!!!!

[@bidbadgray]

Its perfect for me

[@valeriebarris4825]

ATTIC storage for decorations. And a get away .

[@jerikaylesneski]

Fancy suite on the 2nd floor

[@wayneevans5050]

I don't know if you even see these comments so long after the post date, but this house is still interesting. it's time period kind of sucks and its , as you point out, lacking in archirutral detail. But I have a architect son. I'd have to figure out if the kitchen could be reconfigured to allow that doorway into the big room you suggested, with out compromising the kitchen lay out. Italian kitchens so often are laid out so poorly with no prep space. how do they cook? Maybe the kitchen could be the opposite corner. Sometimes I can't help but look at these houses as a challenge to make them right. And that house needs work. but not tons of it. you know? The up stairs bath needs a larger shower. and I'd move the master suite to the top floor and build a really nice bath with a soaking tub and shower. One could easliy put another two bedroom up there. And it has that wonderful shop space in the garage. View is nice. Still, an interesting house with potential. I've gone back to it several times. wondering what I'd do with it. is it even still for sale? Were you saying it was built in the 70's or redone then?

[@jmcqueen7355]

I love the house, Dave, and it's potential. Was that a 10 minute walk from town? As a gardener, my mind is racing with the possibilities.

[@matthiasewert3587]

He said 10 minutes to drive to town,i guess.

[@jmcqueen7355]

@@matthiasewert3587 Thanks, should have waited until the end. It seemed like he walked to the house.

[@UKTonyMagill]

Yes, he should have made that clearer from the beginning. Driving time, not walking time. Great property though.​@jmcqueen7355

[@mr-vet]

This home and area are truly “stunning”! The view of the mountains off the back terrace are postcard perfect! Is it possible to just purchase the main house & property it sits on? Or is it package deal only including the house, property, garage? And, regarding the garage, how much property around the garage is included? Thanks and keep up the great work.

[@Kim-J312]

Has so much potential. I'd make that kitchen w fireplace into living room and that living room into kitchen and dinning area. And knock down some of those walls. The 3rd floor definitely make 2beds room out of that space

[@rosyebbasta3441]

C'è molto da fare, ma è anche molto bella. 😃

[@Maisonderoma]

I would definitely orgise myself painting studio upstairs with some skylight windows

[@naturalexplorer]

Absolute bargain. Bet it has sold already. Just factor in the repairs but regardless can live really well in it as is. New paint, some good horticulture, and a creative interior design vision is all that is needed. Looks like great location for someone like me as well.

[@forzajuve4845]

putting the stones on the corners are called "coins"..they would look nice on that house

[@nikilagerberg4569]

Yes please open the doors/ windows .more beautyful plants hanging on the balcony's. Put some big old iron ? "Vazen" with lemmon trees by the entrance .. a loverly "prieel " with romantic curtens outsite at the back where you can sit and have diner and wine...put some lamps in the ground that give some soft light in the trees .and offcause in the front of the house so in the evening this lovely stone BEAUTYFUL HOUSE can shine ... lantarns with candles ... i'm sorry but this is triggering my " i love interrior " ❤ !!! I can see the differents with small changes and i love it.!!

[@Subgunman]

Very nice home! A blank canvas for someone willing to put the time into it. As for that lower level with the crack in the wall, is micro piling a process of injecting concrete under pressure from a series of holes along the perimeter and maybe a second row of holes staggered and 50 cm in from the first row by the wall? We had this done to a house in the states on the approach just outside of the garage. Because they did not allow for settlement of backfill, over 20 years the slab dropped 4 inches at the point of meeting the floor of the garage. Now further on in the video when you covered the back garden just outside this area appeared to have a grade issue where someone needs to add a bit of concrete along the wall and build up the soil so it drains away from the affected corner. A VERY EASY project and would take less than a week to finish with the internal work as well, as long as the workers there are not like those here in Greece who are finding excuses from finishing work or failing to follow the engineers detailed plans. We make them sign contracts stating they are responsible for costs of everything if they mess up and it needs to be redone.

[@carolweaver3269]

The winters are probably cold as of the mountain being seen so well and close and the ski areas nearby? The heating system looked like it was maybe gas or hot water? Think I saw radiators? Think it would need a good source for warmth on all three floors, and cooling in hot weather, especially the very top area. Wondered about water as it was maybe not close enough to come in from the village? Probably there is a 'well' some place on property and 'septic' system? Maybe if no one has been there in awhile it may need to be cleaned out or would that not matter? Lovely views nice and quiet and land cold be very nice once cleared out. Kitchen must be the heart of this home, I think?

[@friuliancottage]

Judging by the style it seems more beginning 1960s, late 1950s to me as there were so many buildings just like this already around and not new in 1970 when I arrived in Italy.

[@eshghamiran4857]

Thanks for your professional service and good explanation.. are the furnitures included in the price?

[@VoklstWestie]

Luv ur channel! I just Subscribed!!! But you Really need a mic muff for the wind noise!

[@leilareggie1826]

I would just use rounded stones in an organic fluid lines around each window, add small stones in the center vertical line of that tall brown tiled colume. I would never remiv to any functional windows, only emhance their curb appeal. The only syructural interior change would be to open the kitchen to make a kitchen, riner and lounge all in one. Keep all furniture and add even more modern lines or shabby xhic it up for an eclectic yet rich color added interior.

[@OlavSchneider]

Superb location, and the house is actually a Castle. Wonder if it sold already?

[@tomfingleton5296]

a house full of potential. Underpinning is not as daunting as people think. I would break into teh side room and have modern big glass sliding door to the garden. Needs about 50-60K spent on it to bring it up to an amazing modern design property. Yes, attic space needs door exactly as you say and ensuite .

[@gabrieladramba1663]

Thx for the help. I am interested of this house but I find it extensive for what it is and how much work it needs. But I ll think it over. Thx anyhow

[@ail-on3px]

È bellissima! In another place you can't buy a villa like this for less than 200k euros including the olive groove

[@valeriebarris4825]

Those gold framed entrance doors would catch a $3 to 4 thousand in the states.

[@jimgunther3378]

Enjoy your videos (and enthusiasm). How far does the property extend in the rear? At 17:01 the "APPEARS" to be a road or path - Does the property extend down the slope to there?

[@Professor_Internet_PhD]

Love the ideas you have for remodelling, but I've heard these sort of changes either have to get through a long bureacratic process first or any changes to the outside except for renovations are not allowed at all.

[@AhomeinItaly]

We have many years experience in remodeling properties here and I can assure you it is not a difficult process

[@lisalancastertravels]

This is actually the exact idea of what we are looking for and Im sure we will be talking soon. really enjoy your properties you offer but if I can make a suggestion to holding your camera still lol maybe a wide shot than ONE directional change into your close up shots and descriptions - when you spin it tends to make us a little seasick as such lol - love your explanations but please slow down the panning back and forth...we were trying to show this to family and they just couldn't quite deal with it and you are so very good!

[@brigidlaffey7343]

Thank You Lisa - saved me making that suggestion - i still feel seasick from the rapid pans 😮😊😊

[@joyce2077]

Thanks 🏕

[@user-ko8xh4pg7l]

Hi dave its a bvery nice house . Few things i like to ask u . Can u give me a drone shot of all the plot inclueds the garage and its land and maybe in sq mts plot , Thans very nice house please reply

[@urshuwyler8509]

❤❤😊😊 molto Beane

[@seviregis7441]

Now this one has a load of potential and the location is very good for shopping and beach. Has it sold?

[@marissa9347]

Omg I love it!

[@jenniferscheirman4788]

Very interesting. Love Italy. Just returned from a month visiting. How can aUS citizen own a piece of Italy? Ciao

[@rosetang2645]

Such a beautiful find but is there an earthquake issue in the area?

[@jamesfisher684]

Really cool countryside living. Has this property been sold?

[@iftikhkhan253]

Balcony remind me that I Sit in the morning sun and snip the Ceylon tea and enjoy the life. How far is Doctor/hospital, glossary store or shopping mall and medical store from the property?? House is worth of price.

[@vernthornblad1598]

Yah arches would help a lot. Right now from the outside it looks like a WW2 military building.

[@MonteenMcCord]

Would you consider adding maybe approximate additional closing taxes/property taxes/fees and weather data for us?

[@nikilagerberg4569]

Still on the market ? It's .... indeed stunning

[@AhomeinItaly]

Yes

[@delnorth]

I heard buying property with realtors and dealings with bureaucrats in Italy is a nightmare. 😢

[@melissahamm8122]

As always, love the land and the views,the house not so much😢

[@davidparrish3538]

Do you get alot of snow there in Italy. I would love to have something like that. Maybe smaller as I am not married. But would love to see more properties with some land . Maybe not so big.

[@outofmanyweareone6429]

Love ❤ the homes in Italy, love the villages, that is my dream one day, is to leave the USA again, retire overseas. Lots of good bones in that home. Thanks for sharing your beautiful home..🖤💚💛one love

[@doncilliaeleady-cole3960]

I really love this house. Is the price negotiable

[@luizal5196]

Stone arches soooo kitch!