Maison de ville de 2 chambres à vendre à Fara San Martino
Fara San Martino, Chieti, Abruzzes, Italie
Description complète
Habitable Furnished Townhouse with Roof Terrace and Mountains Views
Nestled in the historic center of a picturesque Abruzzo town, this three-story townhouse offers the perfect blend of traditional charm and homely comforts.
The home features two bedrooms and two bathrooms. On entering the property there a cozy living area with open plan kitchen. There is a bathroom, hallway, double bedroom with balcony and stairs to the upper floor. There is a trapdoor to the floor below.
The floor below is a cantina and second kitchen, and storage room with an independent entrance.
Upstairs, the bedroom has an ensuite bathroom. At the top of the staircase, leads out onto a terrace overlooking the town with views of the mountain. There is an additional roof terrace that could be utilized.
Fully furnished and ready to move in, the property includes authentic Italian furniture and Wi-Fi possibilities.
The property is accessible by car and public parking is nearby.
Just steps away, you’ll find cafés, shops, and the main piazza — ideal for enjoying local life and weekend markets. Perfect as a holiday retreat, or a peaceful year-round home, this townhouse captures the essence of Abruzzo’s warm, relaxed lifestyle.
Location
Fara San Martino is in the Province of Chieti (Abruzzo region), Italy.
It lies at about 440 metres above sea level. The population is around 1,600 residents.
It’s situated on the slopes of the Majella massif (in the Apennines) and at the edge of the Parco Nazionale della Majella.
“Capital of Pasta” – Fara San Martino is widely recognised for its pasta-making tradition. Several major pasta producers are located here, benefiting from abundant pure spring water and mountain wheat.
Stunning nature & outdoor activities – The town is nestled among dramatic mountain landscapes: canyons, gorges, springs, trails for hiking and climbing. For example, the Gole di San Martino and the sources of the Fiume Verde are notable.
You’ll want a car or good local transport if you plan to reach more remote trails or nature reserves around the town.
The scenery can be dramatic: steep mountain slopes, narrow canyons — appropriate gear and awareness are recommended for more ambitious hikes.
The village is part of recognitions such as the “Orange Flag” by the Italian Touring Club (for quality in tourism) which signals it’s valued for sustainable tourism and heritage.
Fara San Martino blends mountain nature, traditional Italian village charm, and a culinary heritage with global reach. If you're in Abruzzo – especially near the Majella – it offers a quite unique experience: waterfalls and gorges, medieval stone streets, and plate after plate of fine pasta.
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