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In the heart of the village of Gissi (CH), in a strategic position between two main roads, there is a terraced house arranged over multiple levels, with double panoramic views of the square and the main street.

The property is in good general condition and is equipped with a natural gas heating system, ensuring comfort and functionality throughout the year.

The absolute centrality, combined with the versatility of the spaces and the brightness of the rooms, makes this solution suitable both as a main residence and as a real estate investment opportunity (holiday home, B&B, or rental).

Internal composition:
Ground floor: entrance to the living room, service bathroom located under the stairs, and kitchenette, with access also from the back street, a practical and functional solution.
First floor: large living room with fireplace, a cozy and character-filled environment.
Second floor: bedroom with two balconies, very bright and with views of the town center.
Third floor: second bedroom with two balconies and a toilet, ideal as a guest area, study, or master bedroom.

The distribution over multiple levels allows for a clear separation between the day area and the night area, while the numerous balconies enhance the view of the urban context and the life of the village.

A property with a strong identity, ready for use, located in a central and highly interesting position, ideal for those who wish to experience the center of Gissi or invest in a property with income potential.
Systems: water, electricity, connected to the sewage network, natural gas.

Distances: village center, Pescara airport 85 km, Rome airport 300 km, skiing in Pizzoferrato 45 km, Casalbordino beach 25 km.

Information about Gissi: Altitude 499 m above sea level; Area 36.65 km²; Type of territory Coastal hill; Inhabitants 2763.

Gissi, an ancient lookout between mountain and sea
Nestled on a hill at 499 meters above sea level, with the mountain behind and a view over the valley that gently slopes down to the Adriatic, Gissi is a village of just under 3,000 inhabitants located in the Alto Vastese. Woods, vineyards, orchards, pine forests, and streams flank this welcoming village rich in services, with a beautiful main street, a charming historic center that winds through alleys and postcard views, and a lively environment full of initiatives, thanks also to the cultural associations present in the area. Built on gypsum quarries, the village bears traces of a past that seems to sink its roots even in the pre-Roman era.

Things to see in Gissi
Among the many things to see in Gissi, there is the ancient village that encloses the souls of a town still marked by the traces of past centuries. In ancient times, Gissi had a castle that, according to sources, should date back to the 11th century. A papal bull from 1208 also spoke of a castrum of Gissi. The castle, which housed the governor, the armory, and the stables, collapsed in 1742. The municipal seat is located inside Palazzo Carunchio, a noble building that arose on the vestiges of the convent of San Francesco d'Assisi, dating back to the 13th century, of which walls, cisterns, and wells still remain. Proceeding along Salita Castello, one emerges onto Via La Chiesa, where the Church of Santa Maria Assunta, dating back to 1568, is located. In the pine forest of Santa Lucia, there is also the church of the same name, while the church of San Bernardino, dedicated to the patron saint, is more modern.

Living in Gissi between Nature and Archaeology
Those who choose to live in Gissi find a village with different souls, with a long history behind it and a strong vocation for modernity. Among various commercial activities and services, the village also offers a wild and unspoiled natural setting. From Gissi, it is indeed easy to reach Monte Sorbo, a natural area at 900 meters of altitude, overlooking the valleys of Treste and Sinello. The site has been inhabited since the Iron Age: numerous a