Vicalvi, Lazio 03030

Key FeaturesVilla Angeloni is a grand 348 sq.mt. Historic property from the 1800s, with a recently restored roof and facade. A garage and patio area have been added. The interior remains unfinished, giving buyers the chance to customize the space.This property could become a private residence, be divided into apartments, or be transformed into a tourism-related business.Located near restaurants, shops, and services, with excellent road access to nearby towns, the Cassino superstrada, and the Rome/Naples motorway. Only 90 minutes from Rome, Naples, and Fiumicino Airport.DescriptionVilla Angeloni is a historic 1800s building located on the outskirts of Vicalvi, close to Posta Fibreno lake and nature reserve, the medieval town of Alvito, and other hilltop towns. Easy access to the Sora/Cassino superstrada.The roof and facade have been restored, with scaffolding recently removed. A garage and patio area have been added, while the interior is left for buyers to finish according to their needs.The ground floor has two main entrances, connected by a hallway leading to stairs. The old kitchen features an open log fireplace, and there are cellar rooms and the garage.The first floor offers a large rear terrace and a front balcony. The top floor could be accessed externally, as there is a door that may have led to external stairs.Villa Angeloni could be a private home, divided into apartments, or converted into a tourism business (subject to permits).Energy classification: N/AVicalvi, Alvito, and the Ciociaria RegionVicalvi and Alvito are charming medieval towns in Ciociaria, a region south of Rome and north of Naples, set in the hills of central Italy. The area is easily accessible from both Rome and Naples, with major cities and airports within a short drive.Ciociaria offers diverse attractions, from a day of shopping in Rome to beaches south of the city, or nature activities in the nearby Abruzzo National Park, with its beech forests and mountain lakes. In winter, the area is close to ski slopes.Often overlooked compared to Tuscany or Umbria, Ciociaria remains a hidden gem with beautiful landscapes and medieval towns. A home in towns like Alvito, Arpino, or Veroli offers a tranquil lifestyle, with over two thousand years of history and easy access to Rome and its airports.