Farmhouse San Martino

A “casa colonica” (i.e. the local traditional farmhouse) in the Marche region may undergo various transformations, showcasing its versatility that distinguishes it from other country houses in central Italy. Its unique feature lies in its ability to maintain its identity as a rural building immersed in an agricultural context, just as it was a century ago. In the Marche region, it is forbidden to build anything upon the hills that is not related to farming, so that existing structures are preferred.

This sets the stage for introducing Casale San Martino, completely renovated a few years ago following modern construction and anti-seismic techniques, while still preserving some details of the old construction methods, such as thick walls capable of retaining heat in winter and releasing coolness in summer.

On the ground floor there is a large kitchen with a fireplace and a small living room, a hallway leading to a bedroom with a French door and a large bathroom with a shower, a large storage room and laundry area, and a guest bathroom. On the first floor, the farmhouse features a large living room and study area, three bright bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and shower. The sense of space and airiness is notable, and the building is well-maintained since the owners reside there year-round.

The property for sale includes furnitures, excluding few items that the family wants to keep.

The property, measuring approximately 7 square meters on two floors, includes a total of eleven rooms. Outdoors, within the courtyard, there is a second agricultural building, completely renovated, with an area of 46 square meters, which can easily be converted into a residence with a bedroom, an existing bathroom, and a kitchen. A third building needs to be renovated. It is also possible to install a swimming pool.

The surrounding plot of land, including the urban courtyard, covers a surface of one hectare in size and includes a vineyard, an orchard, and an olive grove. The location is on a mid-hill position, offering a good view of the hills and surrounding villages. It is well-distanced from urban and industrial centers, yet easily accessible via the Arceviese state road leading to the town of Serra dè Conti for shopping, the city of Senigallia for seaside activities, as well as the highway and Adriatic railway. All of this is reachable within a twenty to thirty-minute timeframe.

The road is a well-maintained white municipal road. Public water, electricity, GPL heating, and wood-burning fireplaces are available.