David, i can't speak for othets but i love your talking and never once has it been annoying or intrusive. Shush to the haters cause I'm positive I'm not the only one that finds your voice soothing, and always so informative. That roof top terrace is stunning.
If we were ready to pull the trigger, we'd definitely do a remote purchase on this property! Dave, my husband and I have watched so many of your videos now that we've started thinking like you! The place needs some updating for sure. The kitchen would definitely be opened up to the living area. The vaulted ceilings would be beautiful revealed, maybe some revealed stone in the house too? That first bedroom with the tiny room/storage area would make a nice master bedroom with an en-suite. The first walk-through bedroom would be a den/study/TV room with a sleeper sofa. The bedroom off the terrace would become a guest room. And yes, the door to the terrace needs to be move so it can be taller. The hobbit door leading to the terrace could be changed to a window. Honestly, the possibilities for this home have our minds whirling!
I was wondering if you could get a half-bath in the top-floor bedroom? Just a toilet and sink would make it even better, and I agree with every suggestion you made, I too was thinking the exact same thing.
I don’t understand what people are expecting at this price range. Do people really expect large single family homes with garages and driveways and huge yards done to their exact specifications in a safe trendy neighborhood in the city center on the beach with spectacular views for under 100k or worse under 50k? Like really? I just don’t understand that mindset.
Although I'd much prefer a home outside the city, that terrace view puts this one over the top. Absolutely stunning, and where I would spend so much time. A bit of updating in the kitchen and a couple of rooms would be perfect. Thank you for showing these amazing properties. Take Care. CA, USA
This is class for 55k. Could do loads with this and the roof terrace is a huge bonus. Could have two or 3 bedroom and make the cellar into a snug. Open up the kitchen lounge space. Well done Dave good find. To quote you big man. "stunning"
I too would break down half that kitchen wall wirh a long marble slab or marble tiles breakfast bar instead of the kitchen table. Mid high or even regular table height bar gives a view into the lounge for a needed open concept since the two spaces are fairly small walled off . I would place a left sided sectional couch in front of the breakfast bar in the lounge area to offset the step down distance and be able to face that corner fireplace or a TV. Guest Kids could sleep on the sofa and get rid of the bunk beds. The lounge dining table is plenty with a mid rise or standard chair height breakfast bar, the long 2.5' width slab of which can be used for meal prep, serving and eating.
The Christmas tree is beautiful & so glad they keep it. Makes the town or village more appealing.❤️💥🌟. Love the name of the town and the convenience to other towns..💖🥰 Love the townhouse just like it is, except for the piece in the entrance. Definitely take it down.I definitely could see living here!💖🥰 What more could you want….sea & ski. My Grt Nieces & Nephews would love it as much as me.🥰
I've been away for a while, and am just getting caught up on your videos. First and foremost, congratulations on the rapid growth of your channel! Well done and well deserved! I used to get a chuckle from your first videos when the first things you mentioned about each town were the bars, followed by pharmacies (sources of hangover remedies?), rarely if ever would you mention grocers, and never schools or hospitals. Now I realise you cater to the holiday home set, not necessarily homeseekers (relieved to know your "bars" are our "cafés", and not places of drunken hijinks 😄) Something all the real estate channels I subscribe to (from Portugal as well as Italy) have in common is that none of you seem to carry torches. Virtually every video has the presenter saying "it's really dark in there, wish I had a torch"... ummm, I don't understand why none of you have torches in your kit that has your video equipment, to grab and go. If showing properties is your business, light is rather necessary for "showing" one would think... Ok, enough out of me, off now to dream my way through your channel, it's good to be back!
It's a nice laid out space for an oddly connected space. Id take out that glass panel too and open the wall even if like a window. And you still have some views from balcony and that great terrace. It seems strange to me unless the original stone doesnt allow it that stair cases are not worked out as a "hallway: to connect all rooms. Maybe the bathroom can be a stair to the terrace and move bathroom into that closet area. And work a half bath into living kitchen area. Then the stairs and half bath are connected to the terrace via a redirect of the stairs. I love any of these that have the extra storage. I sew and craft. I dont have a bathroom now in my separate sewing that is across our almost acre lot. Mine does have lower kitchen cabinets with a sink because of the type of hobbies the builder had. That's a lot of room for that price! Maybe a kitchen upstairs off the terrace too and a half bath? Im curious just what the separtion walls and floors are. Every see one being remodeled? Torn apart? That would be great to see!
A very nice property and a very good price. It needs some changes for sure. But the result will be beautiful! And that terrace is stunning! Thank you again for your video
We were your second viewer of this property on RU-vid yesterday...caught it just as you posted it...1 minute prior! We watch you and view the live stream webinars on RU-vid on our TV. Today was the first time visiting your Facebook page and your website (to see the before so I can compare the eventual after!) Thanks for your site and hopefully, we will get to Italy to see some places for real next year. We were planning a trip then covid happened, then some life changes. So tempted to do a remote buy, but my husband has never been to Europe, so I wanted him to experience it before committing...I'm all in.
Oooh, I'll take those copper pots please! As well as the giant ones in the cellar - which I would make my working kitchen for serious cooking, keeping the main kitchen for family mealtimes. It's a great house, and all the steps will keep you nimble.
Very nice place. The wall into the kitchen has to go, and if possible the wall in that little room upstairs also, so you got a big room on top of the stairs.
I know it might cost a bit and lots of paper work but I would move the stairs up to the top floor so you are not walking across a room up the stairs and across another room. It looks like it should be possible to continue the stair case above where it comes up from the floor below. Hopefully that isn't too confusing. Also I agree with the idea of making a suite for the first bedroom.
and that little cantina...gut it, make it into a small bachelor studio. it's got a toilet, build a shower stall next to it, put in some sort of mini-kitchen w small fridge, convection toaster oven/hotplate dealie, a combination loft bed w a desk or sofa underneath it, a little table and a couple of chairs for eating at...some paint and plaster, a radiant heater, etc. nice little airbnb space.
So much potential. Are the houses either side occupied? Wish I was in a position to buy! I could sit on the terrace all day 🤣. The area is beautiful and so many places/things to do. Excellent restaurants nearby too. 😍
For the price, this checks many boxes. It's not what I'm looking for, but then again whatever property I end up purchasing will undoubtedly be multiples in price.
could rent out a bit of the rooftop terrace to artists/painters. 40euro a day, 60euro if they want lunch/dinner and beverages served up there and a daybed in the room off the terrace for a mid-afternoon nap from the heat of the day. :D
and then the room leading up to the roof room and terrace, i'd make into a lounge w a foldout couch-bed, use that room with the big bed and bunk beds as the main bedroom, the small space next to it as a nice walk-in closet (lose the wardrobe in teh bedroom to really open the space up). The top room off the terrace i'd make into an office/sewing space, with a daybed/couch up there for naps.
I have been thinking about this all day long. I am a retired teacher that is currently working with an agent in Salento. I really want this property! I showed my husband and he saw the possibility. I’m smitten, want to give this place its rightful beauty. I see a really beautiful picture that could unfold. Can I make an offer?
Another great property and great video Dave! Quick question (s) how do the locals, in your opinion, treat a digital nomad? I am a said digital nomad and am considering buying property, but I would also like to rent it out when I am not there and would be concerned that the renters might be loud on the balconies (which you say the locals don't even go on). All the towns seem so quiet. Is it because you film in the mornings? Will you ever do a nightlife video? Sorry, about all the questions.
Reconfigure some the furniture, get rid of some furniture and open the kichen would improve the property. This would be low cost and make this house doable.
Hello. Love the channel. Coming from the USA Oregon coast. When you say the cost includes fees and tax, does the mean there are no additional cost involved with the property purchase other then paperwork and assistance cost?? Thank you in advance.
Too far! Can you move it to Rome city center and the beach too? And make it 500 times the size? And I want a brand new interior with the works, oh and I will pay one euro!
I'm not sure I'd take it even if it were free. Claustrophobic and dated, with no parking space and unfriendly to orthopedic demands of knees and hips. All fictures due for replacement, no sensible heating system, and you will be reminded of your "loads of character" knee jerk decision to remote buy by the hourly church bells next door.😂😂. So much for quiet enjoyment. But the view is nice! 🎉
I think this, the layout is to funky as far as the view . There isn’t any view. I am speaking about sitting in that living room those doors open to a blank wall of another building. You don’t want to buy something and pour a ton of money into it because you would never get your money back. A beautiful town I am sure. My opinion is it’s a 35,000 purchase. Make do with the way it is. You will have annual taxes , water , electric and transportation costs.
@@kathycappelli3468 Those expenses will come with every house though. There is no place anywhere where all your bills will be free, lol. If you want move in ready that’s fine, it’s just going to be a lot more expensive and you have to be OK with someone else’s design decisions. Move in ready isn’t going to be done to your exact specifications. Move in ready can be white carpet, laminate counters and poorly made mdf cabinets. Otherwise you’re asking for a custom house.
For that price, you expect to put in some additional money to update it & make it yours. If a holiday home, it's not been inhabited all of the time!!! Needs updating & fresh paint. Could be nice with some work. Great balconies & rooftop!!!😊
