Villa in Pine Woods Needing Full Renovation, Corinaldo, Italy, €370,000
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Pine-Wrapped Villa, Le Marche
About this property
Full disclosure upfront: this one needs complete internal refurbishment. The structure is sound, but everything inside wants redoing. Which means you either run away screaming or see it for what it really is, a blank canvas wrapped in 6,000 square metres of pines and oaks with views over medieval Corinaldo. Your choice.
330 square metres over two floors, currently divided into three independent apartments. Turn it into one sprawling family home, keep the apartment layout for rental income, or go full boutique accommodation for ecotourists who want to pay for all that tree-generated oxygen. The bones are good; the rest is up to you and your contractor's availability.
The setting is the real story here. Proper fairy tale vibes, guaranteed summer shade, stunning views of Corinaldo, and space to add a pool if you fancy it. Corinaldo's two kilometres away with everything you need, Senigallia's beaches are 18km, and Ancona airport is 32km when reality calls. Quiet without being isolated, private without being inconvenient.
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