Campoli Appennino, Frosinone, Lazio, Italy
Guide Price
€157,000
- PROPERTY TYPE
Detached
- BEDROOMS
5
- BATHROOMS
2
- SIZE
2,637 sq ft
245 sq m
Key features
- Detached period house dating from the early 1900s
- Approximately 225 sq m of internal floor space over two levels
- Decorative painted ceilings and original patterned floors
- Period character with Art Nouveau influences
- Spacious panoramic terrace overlooking the valley
- Approximately 1,200 sq m of surrounding land
- Private access from the main road through an electric gate
- Recently installed double-glazed PVC windows
- Terrace waterproofing recently renewed
- Only 90 minutes drive from Rome and its international airports
Description
Detached House in Pescosolido
Ref:09
Set in Pescosolido, in Southern Lazio Region, this detached early 20th-century house offers period character, generous living space and sweeping valley views, just a three-minute walk from the village centre.
The property provides approximately 225 sq m of internal accommodation over two floors. Decorative painted ceilings, original patterned tiled floors and subtle Art Nouveau influences create an attractive setting for a sympathetic renovation.
A large panoramic terrace overlooks the valley towards Sora, the sanctuary of Madonna delle Grazie and the hilltop Castello di San Casto. With space for outdoor dining and seating, it offers the opportunity to enjoy long lunches, summer evenings and the changing scenery throughout the year.
The house stands within approximately 1,200 sq m of its own grounds, with scope for gardens and outdoor living. Private access is directly from the main road through electrically operated gates.
The property requires renovation and modernisation, offering buyers the chance to introduce modern comforts while preserving its original features. Some substantial improvements have already been completed: double-glazed uPVC windows were installed just over a year ago, and the terrace waterproofing membrane has recently been renewed.
Day-to-day amenities are conveniently close. The village centre is approximately three minutes away on foot, with a pharmacy, café/bar, restaurant and essential local services. Nearby Sora is the main town serving the area, offering a wider choice of shops, supermarkets, restaurants and services.
Combining village convenience with generous outdoor space and views, this characterful house would suit buyers looking to create a permanent home in Italy or a spacious holiday retreat.
LOCATION
South Lazio Region - Historic Hillside Region South of Rome
The South Lazio region is one of the most ancient areas of Italy-a land of rolling hills, olive groves, and vineyards lying south of Rome and north of Naples. It is home to around 50 historic villages, most of which have been continuously inhabited since pre-Roman times, through the Middle Ages, and into the modern day. Just one hour by car from both Rome and Naples (and their international airports), the region is renowned for the artistic beauty of its ancient hilltop towns and their rich cultural and folkloric traditions.
During the spring, summer, and autumn months, these villages come alive with cultural festivals, open-air markets, music, and fireworks, drawing locals and visitors alike into a vibrant tapestry of celebration. Here, you can discover some of Italy's finest wineries, take part in olive harvesting and oil production, and enjoy authentic regional gastronomy-all without the crowds of mass tourism.
A day trip to Rome or Naples for shopping or sightseeing is a common pleasure, while an even shorter drive leads to the charming beaches just south of the capital. Head east instead, and you'll reach the stunning landscapes of the Abruzzo National Park, offering horseback riding through ancient beech forests and swimming in clear mountain lakes and rivers during the summer. In winter, ski slopes are less than an hour away, adding to the region's year-round appeal.
Often overlooked in favor of more well-known regions like Tuscany or Umbria, South Lazio remains an unspoiled gem, with dramatic scenery and medieval villages steeped in history. A home or second home here-in picturesque towns such as Arpino, Veroli, Alvito, or Alatri, or in the peaceful countryside that surrounds them-offers a rare opportunity to experience the 'real' Italy. Here, over two thousand years of history blend with the relaxed rhythms of rural life, all just 90 minutes from central Rome or either of its airports.
CASE & CASALI INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE
Founded in 2006 by entrepreneur Ciro Tomei, Case & Casali Real Estate has become a leading name in Italy's luxury property market, specializing in prestigious residences and historic estates that reflect the country's rich artistic and architectural heritage.
With a bilingual team and exclusive international partnerships, we've successfully connected buyers from over 40 countries to Italy's most iconic homes. Our expertise extends beyond luxury: we are also committed to revitalizing Italy's lesser-known towns, breathing new life into properties of all values.
Offering full-service support - from acquisition to renovation - we collaborate with a trusted network of professionals, including architects, notaries, and restorers, ensuring a seamless and transparent buying experience.
Recognized by La Repubblica and esteemed institutions, Case & Casali is also a proud sponsor of the Certamen Ciceronianum Arpinas, celebrating Italy's cultural legacy on the world stage.
Discover Italy's finest properties with Case & Casali - where heritage meets opportunity.
Ref:09
Set in Pescosolido, in Southern Lazio Region, this detached early 20th-century house offers period character, generous living space and sweeping valley views, just a three-minute walk from the village centre.
The property provides approximately 225 sq m of internal accommodation over two floors. Decorative painted ceilings, original patterned tiled floors and subtle Art Nouveau influences create an attractive setting for a sympathetic renovation.
A large panoramic terrace overlooks the valley towards Sora, the sanctuary of Madonna delle Grazie and the hilltop Castello di San Casto. With space for outdoor dining and seating, it offers the opportunity to enjoy long lunches, summer evenings and the changing scenery throughout the year.
The house stands within approximately 1,200 sq m of its own grounds, with scope for gardens and outdoor living. Private access is directly from the main road through electrically operated gates.
The property requires renovation and modernisation, offering buyers the chance to introduce modern comforts while preserving its original features. Some substantial improvements have already been completed: double-glazed uPVC windows were installed just over a year ago, and the terrace waterproofing membrane has recently been renewed.
Day-to-day amenities are conveniently close. The village centre is approximately three minutes away on foot, with a pharmacy, café/bar, restaurant and essential local services. Nearby Sora is the main town serving the area, offering a wider choice of shops, supermarkets, restaurants and services.
Combining village convenience with generous outdoor space and views, this characterful house would suit buyers looking to create a permanent home in Italy or a spacious holiday retreat.
LOCATION
South Lazio Region - Historic Hillside Region South of Rome
The South Lazio region is one of the most ancient areas of Italy-a land of rolling hills, olive groves, and vineyards lying south of Rome and north of Naples. It is home to around 50 historic villages, most of which have been continuously inhabited since pre-Roman times, through the Middle Ages, and into the modern day. Just one hour by car from both Rome and Naples (and their international airports), the region is renowned for the artistic beauty of its ancient hilltop towns and their rich cultural and folkloric traditions.
During the spring, summer, and autumn months, these villages come alive with cultural festivals, open-air markets, music, and fireworks, drawing locals and visitors alike into a vibrant tapestry of celebration. Here, you can discover some of Italy's finest wineries, take part in olive harvesting and oil production, and enjoy authentic regional gastronomy-all without the crowds of mass tourism.
A day trip to Rome or Naples for shopping or sightseeing is a common pleasure, while an even shorter drive leads to the charming beaches just south of the capital. Head east instead, and you'll reach the stunning landscapes of the Abruzzo National Park, offering horseback riding through ancient beech forests and swimming in clear mountain lakes and rivers during the summer. In winter, ski slopes are less than an hour away, adding to the region's year-round appeal.
Often overlooked in favor of more well-known regions like Tuscany or Umbria, South Lazio remains an unspoiled gem, with dramatic scenery and medieval villages steeped in history. A home or second home here-in picturesque towns such as Arpino, Veroli, Alvito, or Alatri, or in the peaceful countryside that surrounds them-offers a rare opportunity to experience the 'real' Italy. Here, over two thousand years of history blend with the relaxed rhythms of rural life, all just 90 minutes from central Rome or either of its airports.
CASE & CASALI INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE
Founded in 2006 by entrepreneur Ciro Tomei, Case & Casali Real Estate has become a leading name in Italy's luxury property market, specializing in prestigious residences and historic estates that reflect the country's rich artistic and architectural heritage.
With a bilingual team and exclusive international partnerships, we've successfully connected buyers from over 40 countries to Italy's most iconic homes. Our expertise extends beyond luxury: we are also committed to revitalizing Italy's lesser-known towns, breathing new life into properties of all values.
Offering full-service support - from acquisition to renovation - we collaborate with a trusted network of professionals, including architects, notaries, and restorers, ensuring a seamless and transparent buying experience.
Recognized by La Repubblica and esteemed institutions, Case & Casali is also a proud sponsor of the Certamen Ciceronianum Arpinas, celebrating Italy's cultural legacy on the world stage.
Discover Italy's finest properties with Case & Casali - where heritage meets opportunity.
Campoli Appennino, Frosinone, Lazio, Italy
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Distances are straight line measurements- Ciampino(International)55.7 miles
- Capodochino(International)66.8 miles
- Leonardo da Vinci(International)73.9 miles
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