Palazzo Rapagnano

Discover the charme of this 18th-century building in the heart of Rapagnano, a completely renovated architectural gem that combines elegance and modernity.

With 407 m² of living space spread across four floors, it offers ample space for living and relaxing.

On the mezzanine floor, three welcoming rooms, a kitchen, and a bathroom, all frescoed and featuring beautiful terracotta floors, create a warm and inviting atmosphere. The upper floor houses four bedrooms, while the top floor offers three rooms with bathrooms, perfect for guests or a study. The panoramic terrace offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside; once landscaped with greenery, it would become a magnificent hanging garden.
In this area, potted orange and lemon trees can be admired on the terraces of historic town centers. The property is accessible from two streets and features two garages on the ground floor, perfect for multiple cars, as well as a large cellar on the mezzanine floor. Located just 20 km from the sea at Porto San Giorgio, this residential building is the perfect choice for those seeking a combination of history and convenience.
Don’t miss the opportunity to live in such a unique and fascinating place!

Something about… Rapagnano!

This charming village is located in the hills of the Marche Sub-Apennines, in the province of Fermo, and boasts the unique proximity to both the sea and the mountains. In 15 minutes, you can reach the beaches of the Adriatic, while the majestic Sibillini Mountains are just 35 minutes from the town. In this small town, we can admire a medieval historic center with a characteristic elliptical shape. Here, we can see the remains of the fortified walls of the ancient castle, which once provided a robust defense against attacks from various invaders, as well as Porta Marina, which was once the only entrance to the castle. Other important palaces and churches, such as the Church of Sant’Antonio and the Palazzo Comunale, overlook the main square, Piazza Sacconi, known as “the living room of Rapagnano.” Nearby, we find Porta Sole, the main entrance to the town, and a section of the ovoid walls. In Rapagnano and the surrounding area, you’ll also find restaurants serving traditional local cuisine, events, festivals, and everything else you could possibly need for a genuine yet culturally and humanly rich form of recreation. For those wishing to visit more distant destinations, there are convenient connections such as the A14 motorway (Porto Sant’Elpidio or Porto San Giorgio exits), the SS210 Fermana-Faleriense road, and the Dorsale Marche-Abruzzo-Molise road.