CASA TRE ARCHI | ONE SHARE AVAILABLE

ONLY €120,000 euros* FOR A 1/10TH, FIVE-WEEK FRACTIONAL SHARE.Owner resale share.

Situated in the medieval hilltop town of Petritoli, Casa Tre Archi is an elegant three-story townhouse, epitomising everything you’d imagine an Italian home to be, having been lovingly restored while maintaining the historic character and features you would expect. 

Blending into the very fabric of this beautiful town, the house adjoins the ancient turrets and Tre Archi (three arches) which landmark the entrance to this peaceful Le Marche town, and positioned only a brief walk away to the town centre itself. There is an amazing array of historic buildings and piazza to be found when exploring Petritoli. Four churches, a restored Civic Tower (with viewing terrace), a small theatre and tranquil historic cemetery to name but a few.

Three Arches, anchored by 15th century turrets, dramatically form the entrance to the village, a welcome sight on arrival. One of the turrets forms the living room wall of Casa Tre Archi, a lovely historic feature.

The two bars in the village offer different experiences, from the hustle and bustle of Bar Gelateria Tre Archi, home to amazing artisan made ice cream, to the lovely garden at the front of Fanny’s Bar, where you can while away the long summer evenings. Choices for dinner are excellent, with four highly regarded restaurants (Ristorante Re Squarchio, Osteria della Cornacchie, Ristorante Roma and a new Enoteca Anti-Sociale). There is also a lovely Pizzeria ‘Girasole’ within easy walking distance of Casa Tre Archi. The quality of the Petritoli restaurants is remarkable for such a small community but not surprising when you consider the Italians love of food.

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*All our prices are subject to regular review and will increase over time, normally after every two shares are sold. The purchase can be made in other currencies, subject to an agreed conversion rate.

The views from the roof are simply sublime, you can see, literally, for miles and miles. As your eyes roll across the valley, you’ll see what locals of Petritoli have been gazing at for centuries, a dazzling view in a place they call home. ‘Balcone sulla Valdaso’ – the Balcony of the Valdaso.