Ref.: A2937
Casa Paterno is a fully restored home featuring a small outbuilding in need of renovation and an associated courtyard of approximately 500 square meters.
Located in the heart of the Sibillini Mountains National Park—within a tiny, ancient hamlet just 5 kilometers from the center of Amandola (a medieval town in the province of Fermo)—this three-story residential building has been completely renovated. It includes a small outbuilding that can either be rebuilt as a guest annex or left in its current state; a small courtyard adjoins this outbuilding.
The property is accessed via a convenient, well-maintained municipal road, making it a quick five-minute drive from the town center. Parking is available in the nearby communal courtyard or in the immediate vicinity.
The building has recently undergone renovation in full compliance with the latest anti-seismic structural regulations. It features high-quality finishes, including beautiful ceramic and parquet flooring, premium ceramic tiling in the bathrooms and kitchen, and double-glazed wooden windows for improved energy efficiency—all equipped with insect screens, including the main entrance door.
The home is also fitted with modern electrical, heating, and plumbing systems, as well as state-of-the-art internet connectivity. Heating is provided by natural gas and a wood-burning fireplace, and the drainage system is connected to the hamlet’s main sewer line.
Occupying a panoramic position with a predominantly southwest-facing view, the house is laid out over three floors. The ground floor comprises an entrance/living/dining area with a fireplace, a hallway, a bathroom with a shower and laundry facilities, and a utility room serving as both a boiler room and pantry. The first floor features a living room and a bedroom with a toilet. On the second floor, a hallway leads to a bedroom—featuring a window with a beautiful view of the surrounding nature and the Sibillini Mountains—a small multi-purpose room (suitable as a single bedroom), and a bathroom with a shower. Total usable area: 109 sq. m.
The property is not currently occupied on a permanent basis; the owner uses it solely for weekends and short holidays. Given its characteristics, it could serve as a primary or occasional residence, or be rented out to nature and mountain enthusiasts, as the area offers trekking routes for exploring the Sibillini Mountains National Park.
