Live Tour Three Story Apt Building in Graffignano, Italy for Just €59.000! Garden/3 Units/In Town!

[@annelise8014]

Please don't ever stop showing the towns - location location location- and it is enjoyable as well. Grazie!

[@BradsWorld]

Will do!

[@samsmom1491]

I love seeing the towns. Location is so very important. I hope to live in Italy without a car, so no matter how gorgeous and perfect the property is, if it is not within walking distance of amenities, I'm out!

[@michellemason222]

Love this house. The yard is perfect for dog, garden and patio. Bonus shed for supplies. There is a lot of house for the price. It does need a lot of work. The 3rd floor is probably livable while work on other 2 floors gets done. The bonus attic space is great. I love the town tours. Perfect to know what you can get there. Im going to rewatch to see if there is bus service. The steep stairs would probably be a deal breaker for me though.

[@BradsWorld]

There is almost always bus service to all towns. Especially a decent sized town like this. It would be regional so it would get you to Viterbo or Orvieto.

[@takeamemotoo]

Beautiful building

[@fredfonebone5108]

That LOOK when you offered to split a pastry…! :D

[@BradsWorld]

Was just trying to be helpful! 🤣

[@lealovestravel]

Great deal if you have the money to renovate. Having the garden is brilliant, and I loved seeing the town as well. Thanks for another great video!

[@BradsWorld]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jameslovering9158]

Fantastic and the roof is done , Ground level add bathroom and make the garden a feature, Upstairs 2 more Apartments ! Fantastic live in one while doing up the others

[@samsmom1491]

This would be a great property for me. I would use the ground floor rooms as an art studio and a taverna, the first floor as guest quarters and the top unit as my personal home. Yes, the wall between the kitchen and dining/living area needs to come down. There doesn't seem to be a lot of work needed. Good sized rooms. Some new windows, updated bathrooms and kitchens, possibly the wiring. Walking distance to town amenities. The backyard is not overwhelmingly large yet plenty of space for a dog run, small vegetable garden, flowers and few fruit trees. Overall, an excellent price for the amount of space. Best of all: no car necessary!

[@lecasebelleimmobiliare]

I agree that the space offers a lot of potential with manageable updates. Taking down the wall to open up the kitchen and dining/living area will create a lovely open space! The location and size of the backyard are definitely strong points... And yes, the proximity to town amenities and not needing a car is such a big plus! 😉 Naima

[@meganthompson6727]

This would make a fantastic family home. I’d make the ground floor the kitchen and dining, then living and office on first floor, bedrooms on second, I’d rip out as many internal walls as I could!

[@BradsWorld]

That's a great idea!

[@myitaliantherapyginafiore4414]

Brad I think you are the only one besides me who orders a decaf cappuccino made me giggle. I never get tired of a muffin costing a euro. And cappuccinos a euro euro fiftty

[@BradsWorld]

A. That little muffin was soooo good. Just full of chocolate inside. B. If I drink too much caffeine it affects me anymore. Age…. But in the morning I like a capp with my cornetto💯!

[@louisraduly6961]

This would be perfect!

[@DonaldHammond-w8d]

Thanks for sharing

[@BradsWorld]

Thanks for watching!

[@andrewcowman8731]

Whats the Building regulation & permits like for this area??

[@BradsWorld]

Probably not bad. Small town, easy area compared to being in Lucca or Siena etc.

[@BradsWorld]

Naima would know for sure.

[@lecasebelleimmobiliare]

Brad is absolutely right! Of course, there are rules that need to be followed everywhere, but in the more peripheral villages of this area, the regulations tend to be less strict.

[@myitaliantherapyginafiore4414]

Hi Brad and Oly I just sent Naima a message. Awesome. Thanx for taking the time to share these places and towns. cheers. gina in Upstate NY moving to Europe in 2025...

[@BradsWorld]

Our pleasure!

[@fredfonebone5108]

Really great opportunity.

[@greglawless2927]

Thank you Brad. Very nice place, one thing I’ve been wondering is with these multi-level buildings is putting in an elevator for us people that are stair challenged? Thanks again, you’re fantastic!!!!

[@BradsWorld]

It would cost more than the building. Way more. Just buy a good single level place. They exist!

[@05glisedan]

Great content as always. Apologies if you've already provided details, but which camera glasses are you using? Video looks pretty good.. Thanks for posting. Looking forward to the next episode.

[@BradsWorld]

Meta. BradsWorld Christmas gift to me! 🤣🤣🥳

[@RoseBornagain]

Great deal, this house must have been through WW1 WW2 , floods, earthquake etc still standing better than multimillions mansions in LA made by plywood. Prayers for LA.

[@BradsWorld]

Yeah…. PP got a raw deal.

[@williamhiller3988]

I wanted to see the outbuilding.

[@BradsWorld]

It was just an open shed. Nothing of note. Just FYI…

[@williamhiller3988]

@BradsWorld What are the dimensions? Did you notice if it had a concrete floor? How did the roof look? Did it appear to leak? Windows? How many? Glass? Street access? Next time please at least show out buildings on camera.

[@panmichael5271]

It's perfect for someone who enjoys projects. Price is €59K. What do you reckon, say, another €50K for renovation and furniture?

[@BradsWorld]

If you didn’t get too crazy adding bathrooms and such. Not including furniture. BTW, you can pick up nice stuff here at antique markets and second hand stores for cheap.

[@samsmom1491]

My guess is about €50k, too. I would definitely add a bathroom on the ground floor, especially if it becomes a taverna/work kitchen. Having a solid leak-proof roof is a huge bonus.

[@Zeitronaut]

Every time I see one of these odd attic spaces (I’m 193 cm tall) I wonder, ballpark, how much it would cost to convert it into a terrace?

[@BradsWorld]

Probably a ton. Maybe €15-18K!?! If it had a stellar view maybe. But with a garden already and the lack of a spectacular view, in this case I would pass.

[@wernerdanler2742]

Was that a mural of Sophia Loren on that building when you were touring the town? The 2nd floor apartment looked like the best one but a lot of stairs. Just thinking about climbing those daily make my bones creek.😂😅😂😅

[@BradsWorld]

Yes I think it was a young SL... National Treasure here! You saw all those gentlemen still sitting around the square... That's why they are still here! 💪🏼🤣🇮🇹

[@wernerdanler2742]

@BradsWorld I'm close to their age already. Mid-70s. Lol.

[@lecasebelleimmobiliare]

Yes, exactly her! In recent years, it has become increasingly common to find beautiful murals in the towns of this area.

[@dianesardone4499]

Do you think $100k would accomplish the reno without a ton of glitz?

[@jameslovering9158]

You may get some glitz for that budget depending if you can do some DIY 🙂

[@BradsWorld]

Agreed

[@annelise8014]

Live in Mexico and, ya, that was totally aye aye aye!

[@BradsWorld]

Why would they do that?!? Oh well!

[@seashells5181]

Wish I was younger

[@BradsWorld]

We all do…. Well, most of us.

[@joshivri6108]

I wouldn't delude yourself. That's a 90% gut job.

[@BradsWorld]

Agree to disagree. Bottom floor yes (30% gut of total). Middle floor moderate (15%) Top floor (10%). I think just over 55% gut job. Of course the definition of a gut job varies for everybody. The top floor with a competent couple helpers I could do in less than a week. There’d be no need to redo wiring or plumbing just replacing appliances. Do some tiling knocked down the wall complete paint job clean the floor is good. I think all the windows on that level were good. Regardless, I see much much worse places for much much more money all the time. I still have it in my winners column.

[@thecocktailian2091]

I LOATHE open concepts. That said, the wall separating the kitchen was ridiculous. Should rework the entire space and turn into a single family home.

[@BradsWorld]

That wall was Biblically stupid...

[@dlross173]

When you talk about meters, csn you relate that to feet? For instance, the back runs out 30 more meters.... I have no idea what youre talking about. I assume you're American? Lol, the rest of us aren't as adept at conversion... yet! 😂

[@BradsWorld]

Multiply by 3. 30 meters is about 90 feet. If you’re interested in moving to Italy you should take a few mins and figure it out. Km to miles: Multiply by .6 (100km x .6 = 60 Miles) {Yes I know it is .62 not .6 but I’m talking about in your head conversions here).