Farmhouse, to be refurbished, 225 m², Incoronata, San Lorenzo, Pagliarelli, Vasto

This FARMHOUSE is immersed in the green hills of Vasto, in San Lorenzo, 5 minutes from the center of Vasto. The area is well served and equipped with connections to the main networks.

Ancient hunting residence of the D'Avalos, the property is very characteristic and unique in its kind.

Need for renovation and restoration works that expertly take into account and enhance its history.

Suitable for any use, residential, for agritourism, for B&B, for catering.

On the ground floor there is a single room - previously a stable for storing animals - with beautiful vaults and an agricultural shed adjacent to the farmhouse itself. On the upper floor on the left side we find a unique room with a beautiful period fireplace which has remained in its original state from the beginning of the century, very interesting for a building renovation. On the left side we find an elevation and an apartment with two floors.

All surrounded by a splendid LAND of 1,000 m2.

HISTORY NOTES

In the 1st volume of the collection "ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY YEARS OF HISTORY IN PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES" edited by Beniamino Fiore ed. Cannarsa a postcard from 1908 is reported with the name PALAZZINO di SAN LORENZO with the following note:

"San Lorenzo. - Contrada where Cesare Michelangelo d'Avalos, in the middle of a forest, built the Palazzino, to which it was also annexed a small menagerie of fairs. Romanelli, in noting the magnificence of that place, said that the balconies of the Palazzino were made of gilded iron with crystals from Venice". (G.Strafforello, Geografia dell'Italia, 1899)

This circumstance is also contained on the website www.vastospa.it where the following news is reported:

San Lorenzo. Pleasant district where in the middle of a forest d'Avalos built the San Lorenzo building from the early 1700s with an adjoining small menagerie of fairs in a dense adjacent park, which has now disappeared. A chronicler of the time noted the magnificence of the place and reported that the balconies of the building were "made of gilded iron with crystals from Venice".

The dating of the building is around 1700 considering that Cesare Michelangelo d'Avalos d'Aquino d'Aragona he was born in 1667 and died in Vasto in 1729.
The photo from 1908 testifies to the state of conservation which is very faithful to the original.

We are also on FACEBOOK: search for "IMMOBILIARE MONDOCASA" and click "LIKE" to always be updated on our properties or new acquisitions.--c0bee3aff2b38fd6d52d8f0bc56daa3f!