Beautiful villa with a privileged exposure, sea view, and panorama.
From an automatic gate, you access the driveway that leads up to the villa. The entire property is surrounded by a garden and land with olive trees. Useful accessories are located at the back of the villa.
From a central access, you go to the first floor with entrance/hallway; a kitchen with a fireplace that overlooks the veranda; a living room with a sea view balcony; three bedrooms; a bathroom. The attic is in a raw state and can be used, having a maximum height of 3 meters and a minimum of 80 cm. On the ground floor, you find a very large warehouse, and a portion has been converted into a kitchen/tavern with a fireplace, bathroom, and bedroom. Functional, relaxing, and just 5 minutes from the town center and the Adriatic Sea.
Land with 75 vines, 70 olive trees, and various fruit trees.
Features: 2 automatic gates, internal and external alarm, heating and hot water with a thermal fireplace or LPG, condensing boiler with zone valves, compliant LPG tank with fire extinguisher, one air conditioner in the living room, well in the garden with pump and taps, septic tank, wooden fixtures with mosquito nets and shutters.
Surfaces: ground floor 124 sqm; first floor 105 sqm, veranda and balconies 21 sqm; attic 105 sqm; garden, olive grove.
Energy class: G
Distances: 5 minutes from the center, 5 minutes from the Adriatic Sea, 5 minutes from the train station and the motorway.
Information about Casalbordino: Altitude 203 m above sea level; area 46.02 km²; type of territory Coastal hills; inhabitants 6,129.
Living in Casalbordino: history, tradition, and mysticism just steps from the sea.
Sanctuary of the Madonna dei Miracoli and Lido: these are the two souls of Casalbordino (CH), a charming village in the Medio Vastese with just over six thousand inhabitants. The town center is located on a hill bordered by the Sinello and Osento rivers, while 7.5 kilometers away lies Casalbordino Lido, with a wide sandy beach along the beautiful Costa dei Trabocchi, very close to the Punta Aderci Nature Reserve. Sea, hills, history, and a mild climate make Casalbordino a true gem of the Adriatic Coast, a place to live cradled by the rhythms of the seasons. In ancient times, the territory was a junction connecting to Apulia, and the first traces of settlements date back to the 11th century BC. The name is believed to derive from Roberto Bordinus, a commander who led the garrison defending the ancient Monastery of Santo Stefano, which was repeatedly devastated and ultimately destroyed.
The Sanctuary of the Madonna dei Miracoli
Legend, history, and religion intertwine in Casalbordino, a mystical and sacred place par excellence thanks to the presence of the Sanctuary of the Madonna dei Miracoli. The medieval layout of the village was disrupted during the transition from the rule of the D'Avalos (15th century) to that of the Di Capua family. It was precisely during this period, in 1576, that an event occurred destined to forever change the history of the town. Where the Sanctuary currently stands, after a hailstorm, a farmer witnessed the apparition of the Madonna. The miracle caused immense emotion among the people, leading Casalbordino, over the centuries, to become a pilgrimage destination for many faithful. This profound devotion was immortalized by Gabriele D'Annunzio in the novel “The Triumph of Death.”
What to see in Casalbordino
In addition to the Sanctuary of the Madonna dei Miracoli, responding to those asking what to see in Casalbordino is easy: in the historic center, it is possible to visit the Fortified Village and the parish church of San Salvatore, dating back to the 14th century. Impressive is the civic tower, 45 meters high and completed in 1901 by engineer Antonio Liberi of Pescara, brother-in-law of Gabriele D'Annunzio. Near the sea, there are traces of Roman settlements and an 11th-century Benedictine abbey, while on the hill, y
