CODE: FM21

CONDITION: PARTIAL RESTORATION REQUIRED

LAND: 3000sqm

WATER: YES

ELECTRICITY: NOT, BUT IT IS POSSIBLE TO CONNECT IT

TELEPHONE: NOT

CITY: FERMO

Description:In an enchanted country-side rich in history and charm this beautiful property is one of the most typical farm house of Le Marche.

This property consists of a big country- house, two annexes, and 3000sqm of sowable land.

The house. Ground floor: 200sqm of living area: stable and box-room. First floor of 200sqm: divided in 10 rooms. Attic: 200sqm.

The building has a well made brick structure which no need work of restoration. Inside all systems are required, fittings and the roof.

Perfect investment for a B&B or an “agriturismo”.

Additional information:

Fermo: One of the most alluring of the hilltowns of the southern Marche, Fermo has an ensemble of architectural sights which make it well worth a visit.
The fortress which once topped the town was destroyed in 1445 in a popular rebellion against the ruling Sforza family and is now the site of municipal gardens which afford fine views over the marchigiano countryside (and a spacious car park).
The nearby 13thC Romanesque-Gothic cathedral (below), with its richly decorated interior and fine rose window, now stands in splendid isolation. For British visitors, perhaps the most interesting of the cathedral's treasures is the chasuble of St Thomas a' Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury (1118-1170), which is on display in the sacristy.
The main town stands on the level just below the cathedral. Built around the magnificent large square, the Piazza del Popolo (top), are the main municipal buildings. Sansovino's grand statue (1590) of the Bishop of Fermo who was to become Pope Sixtus V tops the main entrance of the Palazzo Comunale which contains the town's art collection, in which the most notable work is an early Rubens painting of the Nativity (1608).
During the summer period the piazza plays host to Fermo's music festival featuring some of the world's finest performers, as well as outdoor markets.
Also worthy of note are the underground piscine romane (roman pools) which comprise thirty magnificently preserved underground chambers built between 41 & 60 BC to conserve and purify the town's water supply, and regarded as the finest example of their kind in Italy.