Nestled on the border of the breathtaking Abruzzo National Park, this beautifully restored stone farmhouse blends timeless authenticity with refined contemporary living. Once a refuge for pilgrims, the property has been meticulously renovated under the guidance of an architect dedicated to preserving its original character while seamlessly introducing modern comforts.

With 1.47 hectares of SE-facing land, the home enjoys uninterrupted views across the rolling hills to toward the medieval town of Penne and the distant Adriatic Sea. A vine-covered terrazzo and BBQ area face southeast and overlook the inviting swimming pool and fragrant herb gardens, perfect for al fresco dining or a morning cappucino immersed in nature.

Step inside through French doors into the heart of the home: a dramatic double-vaulted living space, each vaulted arch soaring to 10 feet and both measuring 25 sqm. Flooded with natural light, the space is warm and welcoming in the cooler months thanks to modern Schüco double-glazed windows, a large wood-burning stove, and gas central heating throughout supplied by an in ground 1,200-litre tank.

The open-plan living area flows effortlessly into a generous breakfast/dining room with seating for eight and panoramic views. The kitchen, a blend of modern and rustic charm, features an island and an Aga range that heats radiators, provides 500 litres of hot water, and serves as a wood-burning cooker complemented by a traditional gas hob and electric oven.

A laundry room and a stylish downstairs cloakroom with toilet and shower, perfect after a swim, open into an airy hallway which completes the ground floor.

Upstairs, a light filled mezzanine level offers a dedicated office space and leads via a wide hallway into four beautifully appointed double bedrooms. Two are en-suite with walk-in showers and separate toilets, while the remaining two have private shower/toilet, hardwood flooring and a separate family bathroom with bathtub which serves as an additional retreat. All bedrooms feature full-height ceilings with exposed chestnut beams and traditional Italian tiles.

Outside, the land is bordered by plum, cherry, walnut, and fig trees, while a borehole provides water for a possible vineyard planting or a sustainable self sufficient lifestyle. Lavender, rosemary, thyme, and bay fill the air around the pool, offering a sensory delight year-round.

The nearby villages of Arsita and Farindola (15–20 minutes away) offer all essential amenities including supermarkets, banks, pharmacies, cafés, restaurants, and authentic wood-fired pizzerias. The surrounding region is a treasure trove of waterfalls, forest trails, medieval castles and villages, hidden swimming holes, and award-winning vineyards.

Whether as a private residence with parking for 4 cars, a luxury B&B, an artist’s haven, or a yoga retreat, this property offers the perfect blend of rustic elegance, contemporary living, tranquility, and adventure living La Dolce Vita.