Morobello Farmhouse

FUNDS APPROVED FOR RENOVATION! The owner can transfer the funds obtained to a new owner. The funds in question are issued based on the progress made on the work (they are SECURE, because they come from the EARTHQUAKE BONUS, not from the 110% tax-deduction program).Ask us for more information.  The charming traditional brick farmhouse, with its three floors, is just one more example of advanced rural architecture in the Marche. Both elegant and solid, like all stately farmhouses of the period, its entrance has a southern exposure.

Nearby the main home are two additional outbuildings. Of the roughly 15 acres of land, the buyer can choose to purchase only 5 or take the additional 10 acres as well. On the land are 110 olive trees and two wells.
The entryway to the property is handsome, and the trees on the grounds and around the farmyard make it comfortable in summer. A well-done renovation would highlight the naturally elegant appearance of a home which looks more like it once belonged to a well-off farmer than to a sharecropper tenant of the past.
The main home has 248 square meters of floor space distributed among three floors, plus a portico. There are also two additional buildings – one 47 square meters, the other 33 square meters – which can both be expanded.
The road to town of Mogliano is nearby and very comfortable to travel. The town itself is one of the most attractive and alluring of the entire Macerata area. Nearby is the historic abbacy of Fiastra with its delightful woods.
It is important to note that, for the renovation of the main building, a subsidy (earthquake bonus) of € 340,000 can be obtained as soon as work begins, based on the progress made (the 110% tax-deduction bonus for uninhabitable homes found in the earthquake crater has been extended until 2025).
These subsidies are valid not only for Italian citizens but for future owners of other nationalities as well.