Palazzo Castiglioni

In Castiglioni d’Arcevia, a delightful village that I also describe on my blog www.lemiemarche.it, you will find this historic manor house with a small votive shrine, both kept in excellent condition.

Castiglioni is a place where a true sense of community still exists and everyone knows each other; there is even a communal oven where, from spring to autumn, pizza is baked and shared along the streets of the lovingly maintained historic centre. At Pentecost, the traditional “infiorata” takes place: the women of the village sit together in front of their houses, gently plucking the petals and sorting them by colour to create floral carpets. There is also a small mill museum, still in working order, which is used to grind the flour for bread and pizza served at local festivities. In addition, a cosy café with an adjoining book corner is run with great care by a young woman full of ideas and energy.

Turning to the property itself: the main house offers approximately 352 sqm of living space, with 12 rooms including the original country kitchen with a fully functioning fireplace. On the first floor, a charming terrace is connected to one of the rooms. In total, there are 3 bathrooms. A 33 sqm garage provides space for two cars, and there is a small ground‑floor unit with independent entrance, currently leased to the Italian Post Office, generating a rental income of €480 per month.

What truly stands out is the excellent overall condition of the building, which has preserved the original terracotta flooring from the historic kiln in Serra de’ Conti remarkably well. The internal doors and window frames are also in very good condition. Utilities include mains water and electricity, and the heating system is equipped with traditional cast‑iron radiators.

The property includes a 546 sqm private garden. Access is via a well‑maintained road. All essential services such as supermarkets, pharmacies and everyday amenities are available in the nearby town, approximately 4 km away.

Senigallia and its beaches are less than a 30‑minute drive away, via a convenient and direct provincial road, as is the A14 motorway exit. Ancona/Falconara airport can be reached in about 45 minutes.

This property is ideal for a small guesthouse or B&B “on the road”, or as a charming private residence with income potential.