Property consisting of two buildings and approximately 30,000 square meters of land.
The farmhouse is composed of two rooms, a cellar and woodshed on the ground floor, and two rooms on the first floor; warehouse on two levels. Possibility of expansion.
The property is located at the entrance of the village in a secluded position with panoramic views of the sea. Shops and services are reachable on foot.
Property with great potential.
Surfaces: garage and storage room approximately 100 sqm, residence approximately 100 sqm, land approximately 29,000 sqm, of which 1,500 sqm with Montepulciano vineyard, part olive grove with 60 olive trees, part with fruit trees and arable land, forest 3,000 sqm.
Price: residence with a portion of land Eu.60,000; buildings and approximately 30,000 sqm of land Eu.90,000 negotiable.
Systems: water, electricity, connected to the sewer system, possibility of gas connection.
Distances: two minutes from the village center, Pescara airport 85 km, Rome airport 300 km, skiing at Pizzoferrato 45 km, Casalbordino beach 25 km.
Information about Gissi: Altitude 499 m above sea level; Area 36.65 km²; Type of territory Coastal hills; Population 2,763.
Gissi, ancient lookout between mountain and sea
Nestled on a hill at 499 meters above sea level, with the mountain behind and a view of the valley that gently slopes down to the Adriatic, Gissi is a village of just under 3,000 inhabitants located in Alto Vastese. Woods, vineyards, orchards, pine forests, and waterways line this welcoming village rich in services, with a beautiful promenade, a charming historic center that branches through alleys and postcard views, and a lively environment full of initiatives, thanks also to the cultural associations present in the area. Built on gypsum quarries, the town bears the traces of a past that seems to sink its roots even in prehistoric times.
Things to see in Gissi
Among the many things to see in Gissi, there is the ancient village that holds the souls of a town still marked by the traces of past centuries. In ancient times, Gissi had a castle that, according to sources, should date back to the 11th century. A papal bull from 1208 also mentioned a castrum of Gissi. The castle, which housed the governor, the armory, and the stables, collapsed in 1742. The Town Hall is located inside Palazzo Carunchio, a noble building that arose on the vestiges of the convent of San Francesco d'Assisi, dating back to the 13th century, of which walls, cisterns, and wells still remain. Proceeding along Salita Castello, one emerges onto Via La Chiesa, where the Church of Santa Maria Assunta, dating back to 1568, is located. In the pine forest of Santa Lucia, there is also the church of the same name, while the more modern church is San Bernardino, dedicated to the Patron.
Living in Gissi between Nature and Archaeology
Those who choose to live in Gissi find a town with different souls, with a long history behind it and a strong vocation for modernity. Among various commercial activities and services, the town also offers a wild and unspoiled natural setting. From Gissi, one can easily reach Monte Sorbo, a natural area at 900 meters high, overlooking the valleys of Treste and Sinello. The site has been inhabited since the Iron Age, as evidenced by numerous archaeological finds. The life of the town is animated by various events: on May 19 and 20, the feast of San Bernardino da Siena is celebrated, on August 19 and 20, San Rocco and Santa Lucia, and on August 20 and 23, San Nicola and Santa Maria. In the village, ancient traditions still live on, and typical specialties of the area are prepared, such as the award-winning salami Ventricina.
