House on four levels and with two accesses from two opposite streets, equipped with terrace, courtyard and garage. Possibility of obtaining two distinct units with independent accesses. The house has an entrance, stay, kitchen, closet, bathroom, garage and courtyard on the ground floor; dining room with fireplace and overlooking the balcony, kitchenette, bathroom, living room overlooking the terrace on the first floor; 4 bedrooms, two of which with balcony and bathroom on the second floor; living room / kitchen, bathroom and 2 rooms on the third floor attic.

The property has great potential both as an investment to generate income and as a residential home as well as obtaining two duplexes with separate entrances.

It’ located in the historic center, a stone's throw from Palazzo D'Avalos, a 5 minutes walk from the bus stop, very close to restaurants, supermarkets and weekly market.

Utilities: energia elettrica, methane gas, water, Connection to municipal sewer

Surfaces: home 225 m, attic 75 m, terrace 65 m, balconies 8 m, garage 45 m, court 190 m

Distances: town center, 20 minutes from the sea, 1 now Pescara airport, 3 Rome airport hours, 1 Now the ski resort
Class energetica: G

Scerni, live among hills and olive groves in the Middle Vastese
Mild climate, rolling hills in the background, dishes and Culture: this is Scerni, country of just over 3000 inhabitants in the province of Chieti, in the Mountain Community Middle Vastese. historic Town, seat of the Agency Real Estate D'Ercole, Scerni is a peaceful community and hardworking, which it enjoys a lush and tidy surrounding nature, sign of a still strong agricultural vocation and a link with the tenacious and fruitful land. Scerni, indeed, It is renowned for the production of sausages, vino, Oil and Ventricina, award-winning sausage typical Vastese, now it rose to national prominence thanks to the repeated conquest, in the years, the title of salami as good of Italy.

What to see in Scerni
In addition to the expanses of vineyards and olive groves, the town of Chieti also offers various attractions of architectural and cultural. If you are wondering what to see in Scerni, a must see is the fortified village, dating from the fourteenth century and object transformations and changes to 1700 which houses the PALAZZO D’AVALOS qualified as a fortified palace, built by the Marquises D'Avalos. In Piazza De Riseis dominates PALAZZO DE RISEIS qualified as a baronial palace, built in the eighteenth century and in the same square we find PALAZZO RAIMONDI qualified as a noble house with halls with frescoed ceilings. In Viale Dante Alighieri, Furthermore, there is the SANCTUARY OF THE MADONNA DELLA STRADA built in the sixties on the remains of an ancient church dating back to the fourteenth century. In Via Arcivescovo De Risio, Furthermore, it is possible to visit the CHURCH OF SAN PANFILO, dating back to a period prior to the fourteenth century. The building was damaged in 1566 from Turkish raids and, over the centuries, He has undergone several changes. The bell tower dates back to 1700. In the San Giacomo district we find the CHURCH OF SAN GIACOMO which took its name, according to popular belief, from the discovery in the place where the church currently stands, of a painting by the Apostle San Giacomo Maggiore.

Visiting Scerni
An expanse of hills ordered, farms, meeting places for young people: visit Scerni means diving in the heart of Vasto campaigns, a few kilometers from the sea, with mountains in the background. A welcoming environment, hospitable, rich flavors to be discovered: among the typical dishes of Scerni there are n'durciullun, a paste with very thick guitar, usually seasoned with mutton sauce, but also characteristic sweets like fiadone, i tarallucci, pizzelle, the scrippelle, or sweets related to holidays, Horse as the chocolate for Easter and fried calcionetti for Christmas. Living means Scerni regain contact with nature, the rhythms of the earth, in a context at the same time stimulating and comfortable, a few kilometers from the major commercial and industrial hubs of the High Vastese.