Carpinone, Isernia, Molise, Italy

Historic Noble Palace with Double Balconies, Stone Wine Cellar and Private Terrace - Carpinone, Molise

Located in the charming historic village of Carpinone, in the heart of the picturesque Molise region of Italy, this elegant early-20th-century noble palace offers spacious interiors, authentic architectural character, and a unique opportunity to restore a traditional Italian residence rich in history and charm.

The property is arranged over three main floors - ground, first and second - plus an attic level, and retains several original features including decorative tiled floors, large reception rooms, fireplaces, and balconies overlooking the historic centre. The palace is currently mostly unfurnished and would benefit from light restoration, offering the future owner the freedom to personalize the interiors while preserving the building's historic identity.

Ground Floor

The ground floor opens with an entrance corridor (1.16 m x 3.91 m = 4.54 sqm) leading into the main living spaces of the property.

Near the entrance there is a practical laundry room (3.50 m x 1.40 m = 4.90 sqm) and a spacious room directly facing the entrance (3.60 m x 5.56 m = 20.02 sqm), featuring a traditional fireplace that creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

This level also includes a bathroom (1.70 m x 2.40 m = 4.08 sqm) and a former kitchen (1.96 m x 5.09 m = 9.98 sqm).

Two generous reception rooms complete the ground floor:

A large living room on the right side (6.16 m x 4.70 m = 28.95 sqm)
A second spacious living room with built-in wardrobe and double balcony (4.52 m x 6.20 m = 28.02 sqm)
The balconies overlook the historic streets of Carpinone and offer pleasant views of the village and surrounding landscape.

Staircase

The upper floors are connected by a staircase composed of two flights:

(4.12 m x 1.60 m = 6.59 sqm)
(3.90 m x 1.57 m = 6.12 sqm)
First and Second Floors

The first and second floors continue with several bright and generously proportioned rooms typical of historic Italian palaces.

These include:

A living room (7.30 m x 3.50 m = 25.55 sqm)
An aquamarine-colored bathroom (2.11 m x 3.60 m = 7.60 sqm)
A small corridor (1.82 m x 1.09 m = 1.98 sqm)
A large reception room (5.93 m x 4.88 m = 28.94 sqm)
An impressive hall with original red tiled flooring (4.86 m x 6.08 m = 29.55 sqm)
The red decorative tiles are among the most characteristic architectural elements of the property, highlighting the historic elegance of the residence.

Attic Level

A staircase (1.55 m x 4.48 m = 6.94 sqm) leads to the attic level, which includes an attic room (3.35 m x 7.32 m = 24.52 sqm) suitable for storage, studio space, or additional living use.

Ancient Stone Wine Cellar

One of the most fascinating features of the palace is its historic stone cellar (6.11 m x 4.14 m = 25.30 sqm).

Built with large original stone blocks, this cellar was traditionally used for wine production and storage, reflecting the long-standing winemaking traditions of the Molise region. Today it offers excellent potential as a wine cellar, tasting room, or atmospheric storage space.

Garage

The property also includes a garage (6.03 m x 3.90 m = 23.52 sqm). Although it belongs to the palace, the garage has its own independent entrance, ensuring convenient access.

Private Terrace

Completing the property is a spacious private terrace (6.25 m x 6.71 m = 41.94 sqm) - a rare and highly desirable feature in historic town houses.

This secluded outdoor area provides an ideal setting for relaxing, outdoor dining, or enjoying the peaceful atmosphere of the historic village.

Layout Potential

The palace currently includes two bedrooms, but several of the large rooms could easily be adapted to create additional bedrooms, studios, or guest accommodation depending on the needs of the future owner.

A Unique Historic Residence in Molise