I have garden envy. I love my home in Popoli. But the one thing I did not get there was any garden space. What a wonderful home. What a nice home and a beautiful area.
Very nice, I like it just the way it is. Perhaps with some small changes in the pink house, like opening a door from the front hall into the kitchen to improve the flow and make it easier to bring groceries into the kitchen, also opening a door from the dining room to the garden, then make the walk in dressing room into a bedroom, and use the small bedroom as an office/reading room. I'd keep the small house as a guest house, puting a small wc under the stairs where the kitchen area is, leaving a small sitting area by the front fireplace, then make the back room into a kitchen/dining/living room, and have a bedroom and full bathroom upstairs. I'd also have all the fireplaces fully restored. The carport area would make a great summer kitchen, which would be convenient to the food gardens, and the driveway still has plenty of parking space for two cars.
Great price for a really nice property. So many bonuses here. Expansion, gardens for veggies, pets and BBQ. Carport plus off street parking. Great value. Will not last.
I would definitely expose the bricks in the sitting room and dining room, I would keep the large closet upstairs , the two bedrooms are large. The house next door I would just fix up and keep it for friends and family. The large driveway and garage is a big plus.
$82,000 USD. Unbelievable. You can not get a shack in my town for that price, and I live in a fairly inexpensive state. Again, unbelievable. Amazing. Stunning. 😂 I would absolutely keep the extra as a guest space/office area. Seems to have it's own separate setups. So much space. The carport and driveway just put the value way over the top!
Happy New Year to you and your family. Nice property in the Dominico republic 😀😀. Pity you cannot knock through from the living room to the dining room. Interesting. ❤️
Love this property; immediately liveable. If the rental market supports it, I'd turn the main area into a rental and fix the small unit as my home. Long term could combine the spaces. The main house needs exterior paint, new entrance from the foyer into the kitchen, & expose the stones in the 2 walls you mentioned.
I'd open the kitchen up from the entry and into the other unit, if possible. The upstairs rooms in the second unit looked, at first glance, to be quaint and I'd leave them; the back room would be a nice crafting space/studio (for me). Oh yes, I can see potential here all the way around.
Would live in it just as it is. Lovely to see a family home that is actually lived in. Would either rent or if possible sell the next door property. Had a good feeling & actually a window where the sun comes in, which seems to be unusual in many of the homes you have shown
The first room with the fireplace could be a great dining room and the darker dining room could be the living room. Ditch the table in the kitchen and put a small island there.
We don't actually know what to say on this one. The video does something most videos don't......a lived in house.....that we can all relate too....its like you find the faults as you go. Kinda refreshing. In Rickmansworth in the UK it would cost £70'000for the toilet !
We love your videos even if we can't buy in Italy because you have your priorities right. Lemon for Gin & Tonic and cellar for wine. The Oxfords in Tassie.
Fantastic for this Money. I would renovate the old house for a B&B apartement. 80.000+30.000 for the old house, inside and outside, and 20.000 for garden and furniture. The question is, does it make sense, to make some solarpenals somewhere.
I was on the November properties tour, was any other commenter there? Did we see this one? We saw something in Vitorito but only some of this is familiar. Those beads and that side house with the access to the backyard seemed very familiar. But the upstairs not at all.
Could the " car port" front be closed in to make into a work shop? looks like it was at one time anyway. It's an interesting property with potential. good size, good price. I'd guess you'd spend another 100,000 putting it into decent order. I'd get a good architect to combine it all into a single house. For me the perfect size would be 200 M2.I'd for sure have company often, if I lived there. I'm not sure about the neighborhood it looks a little needy from what we see. I'd have to pay it a visit. I'd defiantly want to expand that dinky crowded kitchen. How do the best cooks in the world function in those tight poorly laid out kitchens that you so often see there? There's 0 prep space. I don't get it? Once again thanks for showing it.
Is it cheaper if you don’t want the second property in need of fixing . Is ALL the furniture included ?I noticed that it doesn’t seem to have ma y people. Is it a sleepy town ?
As David tells us, the owners are taking their furniture, with the possibility to negotiate for those huge wardrobes if the buyer wanted them (I imagine moving them would be a bit of a challenge).
Ok fine, Daniel, you’ve been listening but only a little bit. It’s still two stories. It’s still not done to my exact specifications. A carport is not a garage. I still have to spend 15 billion dollars to get it to my high standards. It’s not a small town inside Rome. And it’s not a dollar!!!!! I want perfection next video!!!
What a great property! We'd swap the living room and dining rooms, create a door from what is currently the dining room to the garden (if possible), reopen the door from the entry to the kitchen for better flow. By merging the two houses we'd enlarge the kitchen, enlarge the smaller bedroom into the upper level of house 2 to create a large master bedroom with an ensuite. By merging the 2 gardens you could have a massive outdoor space. I have to say, the floor tiles and the woodwork in house 1 are simply beautiful. Definitely would reveal stone inside and outside where feasible. We could see ourselves living here.
In the brick side I would take out the staircase and block off the ceiling. The upstairs would be opened up for luving space for the larger house. The downstairs of the brick house would a small rental for BandB.
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I have garden envy. I love my home in Popoli. But the one thing I did not get there was any garden space. What a wonderful home. What a nice home and a beautiful area.
Very nice, I like it just the way it is. Perhaps with some small changes in the pink house, like opening a door from the front hall into the kitchen to improve the flow and make it easier to bring groceries into the kitchen, also opening a door from the dining room to the garden, then make the walk in dressing room into a bedroom, and use the small bedroom as an office/reading room.
I'd keep the small house as a guest house, puting a small wc under the stairs where the kitchen area is, leaving a small sitting area by the front fireplace, then make the back room into a kitchen/dining/living room, and have a bedroom and full bathroom upstairs. I'd also have all the fireplaces fully restored.
The carport area would make a great summer kitchen, which would be convenient to the food gardens, and the driveway still has plenty of parking space for two cars.
Love it! Jumped to #1 for me! 2025 it will happen🎉
Great price and love the peaceful Vitoroto ❤❤❤
Love love love this place!!!!
Great price for a really nice property. So many bonuses here. Expansion, gardens for veggies, pets and BBQ. Carport plus off street parking. Great value. Will not last.
I would definitely expose the bricks in the sitting room and dining room, I would keep the large closet upstairs , the two bedrooms are large. The house next door I would just fix up and keep it for friends and family. The large driveway and garage is a big plus.
I love the kitchen as it is
I agree, that's a very nice, very workable kitchen that would be a pleasure to cook in.
Me too
And I love all the garden space... it's so rare for in town apartments/ townhomes!
Another great property tour, thanks again for all your hard work.
$82,000 USD. Unbelievable. You can not get a shack in my town for that price, and I live in a fairly inexpensive state. Again, unbelievable. Amazing. Stunning. 😂 I would absolutely keep the extra as a guest space/office area. Seems to have it's own separate setups. So much space. The carport and driveway just put the value way over the top!
Only in a few minutes and yes already Stunning... love your work Dave!
Happy New Year to you and your family. Nice property in the Dominico republic 😀😀. Pity you cannot knock through from the living room to the dining room. Interesting. ❤️
Love this property; immediately liveable. If the rental market supports it, I'd turn the main area into a rental and fix the small unit as my home. Long term could combine the spaces. The main house needs exterior paint, new entrance from the foyer into the kitchen, & expose the stones in the 2 walls you mentioned.
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I'd open the kitchen up from the entry and into the other unit, if possible. The upstairs rooms in the second unit looked, at first glance, to be quaint and I'd leave them; the back room would be a nice crafting space/studio (for me). Oh yes, I can see potential here all the way around.
Would live in it just as it is. Lovely to see a family home that is actually lived in. Would either rent or if possible sell the next door property. Had a good feeling & actually a window where the sun comes in, which seems to be unusual in many of the homes you have shown
I’d incorporate the smaller home into the main home.
Me too. 😊
And me !
So far is keep it the way it is (kitchen) and ditch the table/ add a rolling island. I'd love to expose the ceilings if possible.
Really like this property! I’d keep it separate units.
The first room with the fireplace could be a great dining room and the darker dining room could be the living room. Ditch the table in the kitchen and put a small island there.
I’d put a small fold down table there against the wall.
We don't actually know what to say on this one.
The video does something most videos don't......a lived in house.....that we can all relate too....its like you find the faults as you go.
Kinda refreshing.
In Rickmansworth in the UK it would cost £70'000for the toilet !
Happy New Year! Love this property! I would develop the small place as a guest space. So much potential! Beautiful mountains!
👍 Great property! Lots of potential (except the dark dining room).
That seems like a problem but good lighting would fix that one room.
@wayneevans5050 - Agreed, the dining room could be stunning with well designed lighting, and possibly exposing the stone walls.
Another dreamy video. Thank you!
happy new year and keep the vides come!
What time of day was this filmed? It looked like mid morning. Just wondering if the gardens will get more sun.
@@lealovestravel it was about 10am and obviously in winter the sun is lower
Happy new year! Fabulous property! Stunning ❤
Happy New Year 🎉
Lovely property 😊
I think it's a nice apartment. I just have trouble wrapping in my head blending the 2 apartments...I think I'd rent one and keep the other.
I agree, I think joining the two would make some rather awkward spaces.
We love your videos even if we can't buy in Italy because you have your priorities right. Lemon for Gin & Tonic and cellar for wine. The Oxfords in Tassie.
Fantastic for this Money. I would renovate the old house for a B&B apartement. 80.000+30.000 for the old house, inside and outside, and 20.000 for garden and furniture. The question is, does it make sense, to make some solarpenals somewhere.
THE very first comment, Happy New Year to everyone
I was on the November properties tour, was any other commenter there? Did we see this one? We saw something in Vitorito but only some of this is familiar.
Those beads and that side house with the access to the backyard seemed very familiar. But the upstairs not at all.
Could the " car port" front be closed in to make into a work shop? looks like it was at one time anyway. It's an interesting property with potential. good size, good price. I'd guess you'd spend another 100,000 putting it into decent order. I'd get a good architect to combine it all into a single house. For me the perfect size would be 200 M2.I'd for sure have company often, if I lived there. I'm not sure about the neighborhood it looks a little needy from what we see. I'd have to pay it a visit.
I'd defiantly want to expand that dinky crowded kitchen. How do the best cooks in the world function in those tight poorly laid out kitchens that you so often see there? There's 0 prep space. I don't get it? Once again thanks for showing it.
Kitchen cabinets look custom
I love those cabinets!
I have a question for you…because the price includes all taxes and fees, does that mean the price is not negotiable?
Why would you want to negotiate? At the price they are asking, the price should only go upwards.
Still negotiate 10- 20 % off
@luvlabso130 maybe if it hasn't sold in the next 6 months, u might have a point that price was high ....
@@abicat6158 I am asking for all his properties that include taxes and fees, not just this one. I think this one is priced well.
I love this one!wish I had a way to buy it! ❤❤❤
Is it cheaper if you don’t want the second property in need of fixing . Is ALL the furniture included ?I noticed that it doesn’t seem to have ma y people. Is it a sleepy town ?
As David tells us, the owners are taking their furniture, with the possibility to negotiate for those huge wardrobes if the buyer wanted them (I imagine moving them would be a bit of a challenge).
Ok fine, Daniel, you’ve been listening but only a little bit. It’s still two stories. It’s still not done to my exact specifications. A carport is not a garage. I still have to spend 15 billion dollars to get it to my high standards. It’s not a small town inside Rome. And it’s not a dollar!!!!! I want perfection next video!!!
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@@thehungrygoldfish 🤣🤣🤣 who knows what 2025 will bring!
So much there it was a bit hard to follow.
What a great property! We'd swap the living room and dining rooms, create a door from what is currently the dining room to the garden (if possible), reopen the door from the entry to the kitchen for better flow. By merging the two houses we'd enlarge the kitchen, enlarge the smaller bedroom into the upper level of house 2 to create a large master bedroom with an ensuite. By merging the 2 gardens you could have a massive outdoor space. I have to say, the floor tiles and the woodwork in house 1 are simply beautiful. Definitely would reveal stone inside and outside where feasible. We could see ourselves living here.
Why not just cut a rectangular opening in the wall between the living room and dining room?
Or perhaps a small archway, but that might make furniture placement in the living room more difficult.
In the brick side I would take out the staircase and block off the ceiling. The upstairs would be opened up for luving space for the larger house. The downstairs of the brick house would a small rental for BandB.
Do you have to be an Italian citizen to purchase property in Italy ?
No. Just pay the higher 9% transfer tax (presumably included) if it's just a holiday home. If u become a permanent resident, tax drops to 3% ....
No, but as a foreigner, you have to use it as a vacation home. You can’t live there permanently without a visa just because you want to lol
I like this property, but the town is not pretty.