House of the day
Well,a Villa really, which we came across the other day near Treia, just north of Macerata
You think it's Tuscany don't you? But it's not.
It's a restored monastery with a wondrous parkland of a garden and is rented out usually to groups of people.
Putting it up because it's a classic example of the sort of high quality restoration work which has been done mainly by foreigners, English in this case but also Dutch and German in these wonderful rolling hills north of the town, and positioned as they are only a short distance from the sea.
So restoration is still a thriving concept in these parts, especially when you consider that Le Marche only has less half its original population of the between war years and 50% of its countryside property still abandoned, just ripe and waiting for restoration.















And as your Real Estate Agent we'd be happy to show you a bunch of them in need of restoration. And then supply you with builders, architects, the whole shooting match
to enable you to do it. Good we are. Oh, and this one is for sale by the way... Four million Euros is the asking price.