€18,000 BARGAIN ITALIAN PROPERTY 

I am also looking to do the same thing. My family is from this area. Please let’s talk.

@@lillianli3008 absolutely, let’s talk. It would be so great to have someone to compare notes with.

Palena is a great town, I live around 40 minutes from there.

Why did your ancestors leave ? There must have been a good reason..romanticism ?

@@griswald7156 my ancestors left because at the time there were more opportunities for them in the U.S. They were in search of the American dream just like most immigrants from many nations. They stayed and built a life here. There is absolutely nothing wrong with wanting to return to an area to reconnect with family. In the end, family is everything!

Italians don’t need living room. Kitchen is their living room

« Aaahhh !…those little villages that allow to watch my wife for free !… »…former French play writer Sacha Guitry…everyday’s life can turn to a burden too…this is why it is so cheap…and you better stay in good physical shape …

​@@gillesbueno1153 It's cheap because it's small. Which it's how it usually is most places that known to me. It's the perfect rental for a retired couple, or single person to have a forever home, a vacation home, a time-share, a simple rental, an investment property, if you own it, you decide how to use it. Personally I think it is a darling place and if I were ready I would jump all over this one. Thanks Dave for sharing this and I'm so sorry for all the grumpy, unhappy folks that never learned the most basic lesson from mom which is: if you can't say something nice say nothing at all.

​@@mmariemarkel7482Great comment!

And now Italy is dying whats wrong with having more beautiful white babies 😂

Yes, Abruzzo has become very popular with foreigners in recent years but we seem to have sent all our snow from Friuli there in recent years.

U must not have got out much when u were there. 1. Fara San Martino is home to the two large and internationally known pasta factories DeCecco and DelVerde. There is also smaller artisan Cocco pasta and organic producer BioAlimenti. All use the fresh and pure spring water from the adjacent mountain. San Martino pasta made in Naples area I believe. 2. Madonna's grandparents were from Pacentro, on eastern mountainside above Sulmona. Cocullo is on opposite side of valley, just off autostrada A25. 3. Pescara is a major city with about 300k population that easily swells close to 400k in summer months with all the beachgoers. Yes airport has international connections around Europe but used to be even better about 15-20 years ago with direct charter flights in summer to/from North America, Toronto and Montreal, Canada for sure. Then a few "businezz men" got very greedy with landing fees, jet fuel service prices and food replenishment .....

Do you mean Albania?

Not at this price, lol.

I have been doing this over 18 years and do not find it a nightmare at all. Maybe you should join our weekly live streams and find out more.

Most vloggers skip this info .The taxes and legal fees etc etc .Can easily be 40-50 % of the purchase price

@@carforumwanker At purchase, the legal and other fees could be in that range due to very low selling price for property. Yearly property tax depends if it is your primary residence or if considered a second home. There will be monthly gas, water and electric bills even if just minimums when no one is there (as you'll find in most other countries). Town usually has municipal fees for garbage removal, etc but may have reductions if u are only there in summer months. There is another unit above this one (door to left of entrance door) so there may be some cost sharing for roof maintenance. The upper unit may have terrace instead of tiled roof so would be little to none - but all fine details that should be looked into before making an offer.

Parking is very close by ( 1 minute walk)

@@AhomeinItaly Would you pretty please show exactly where you park your car? Didn't see any dryer. I did see a rooftop clothes line. Is that where you hang your clothes to dry?

You'd better check the distance and travel duration from this town to the other places you might be wanting to visit. This part of Abruzzo is very mountainous and in wintertime moving around with a car can be difficult

Argentina baby!

The unit mounted on wall in storage room is gas fired and used both for domestic hot water and hot water for radiators.

Sounds great!

Please email info@ahomeinitaly.com for more information

@@AhomeinItaly is it still available

Not for this price. If you want mostly turn key, it will be more than double the price of this.

Yes the chimney works, it has a cover because noone is in there. There is fibre optics in the village.

We are not leaving the EU!

@@friuliancottage good news... thought it best to ask directly, rather than believe what I heard👍

Italy can’t leave the EU, they are way too dependant on it, didn’t go too well for the UK.

Not leaving the EU ever, guaranteed 100%.

@@Italianhome I wonder what this fella is going on about then? 🙄💁‍♀️

Parking is 25 meters away

Having tri nationality is a good idea Jeff…

Yes, very common. I live in Palombaro and the women croquet panels to make huge Christmas tree's and street decorations every year!

You’d be better off buying one as a vacation home as opposed to a permanent residence, especially if you don’t speak fluent Italian and you need a job in Italy.

There is a link in the description box you can use.

Please contact info@ahomeinitaly.com

@@AhomeinItaly how far to the nearest airport?

@@larryjernigan2947 45-50 minutes

OMG Italians don’t wanna live there, only the poor and old people are left behind and they never accept you on top life is socked out of those villages. No good public services like libraries, transportation, no International airports within 3 hours drive, renting a car but no parking in front of the house etc, etc….gonna be a nightmare in the making, cold cold cold in the Winter from Oct. - March, heating omg, i am sorry. Please If you dream, dream bigger.

Every place has pros and cons. No one city or country is going to be perfect!

forget it, looked it up, not doing all of that

⁠@@sinistersilverado965Omg, did you think permanently living in another country was going to be easy? No duh it takes time and effort, lol. You might be better off just going back and forth if you’re that lazy and unmotivated.