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Latiumciociaria UN FOCUS SUR LE LATIUM Ciociaria À TRAVERS LE REGARD D'ALFANO REAL ESTATE POUR PLUS D'INFORMATIONS SUR L’IMMOBILIER EN ITALIE, CLIQUEZ SUR WWW.GATE-AWAY.COM SUR LES PAS DE CICERONE, DE SICA ET MASTROIANNI ­ Photo: visitlazio CIOCIARIA: À PROPOS DE LA RÉGION hameaux historiques remarquables qui les merveilleuses îles de Ponza et de Vento- parsèment la région comme Arpino, Alatri, tene. a Ciociaria est une terre à explorer T Roccasecca ou Arce, pour n'en citer que avec votre cœur et votre esprit pour lire les Comment s'y rendre L quelques-uns. L'itinéraire présente une pages d'un grand livre d'histoire qui embras- La région de Ciociaria est très facile d'accès. pléthore d'abbayes et d'églises, de se les civilisations les plus anciennes jusqu'à châteaux et de zones archéologiques, En voiture: étant située au milieu du plus l’èpoque de l'avant-garde contemporaine. mais aussi des acropoles et des murailles grand réseau autoroutier, elle est accessible Qu'est-ce que la région a à offrir ? Cyclopéennes. En avez-vous déjà entendu par l'Autostrada del Sole (A1 Rome-Naples) La Ciociaria offre de nombreuses attractions parler ? Il s'agit d'anciennes fortifications et par une autoroute qui a 9 sorties dans la à ceux qui aiment passionnément la nature, préromaines gigantesques en maçonnerie région de Ciociaria qui sont Colleferro, la culture et la nourriture. polygonale qui entourent les centres urbains Anagni-Fiuggi, Ferentino, Frosinone, Cepra- • Bains thermaux - La Ciociaria est idéale et qui ont un énorme impact visuel dans leur no, Pontecorvo-Castrocielo, Cassino, San pour votre santé. Il suffit de penser au périmètre. Vittore del Lazio. L'ancienne Via Casilina complexe thermal de Fiuggi dont les eaux traverse également tout le territoire, de La Ciociaria est également extrêmem- sont indiquées pour le traitement des calculs • Rome à la frontière avec les régions du ent riche en grottes, oasis et réserves rénaux. Complexe très connu depuis l'époq- Molise et de la Campanie. naturelles où vous pourrez profiter du ue du pape Boniface VIII. Cassino et Ferenti- Autres parcours et routes spéciales : contact avec la nature, mais aussi no sont également des villes thermales. Par avion: Aéroport de Naples-Capodichi- pratiquer des sports nautiques (kayak, no en Campanie et aéroports de Fiumicino • Villages médiévaux - La province de plongée sous-marine et pêche), le golf, le ou Ciampino dans le Latium. trekking, l'escalade, le vélo et le ski. Il y Frosinone étant une terre frontière entre les En train : trains Naples-Rome, puis en a vraiment pour tous les goûts. anciens États pontificaux et le royaume des correspondance avec la ligne Roccasec- deux Sicile depuis le Moyen Âge, son • La plage – avec ses perles côtières que ca-Avezzano si vous devez rejoindre les territoire a accueilli de nombreux événeme- sont Formia, Sabaudia, Gaeta et Sperlonga zones intérieures nts historiques impliquant des papes et des appartenant au pittoresque parc régional de En bus : Services CO.TRA.L. / CIALONE monarques de toute l'Europe. C'est la Riviera d'Ulysse – se trouve qu'à 35 pourquoi elle représente aujourd'hui une minutes de route. Depuis ces villes uniques, destination exclusive pour les passionnés vous pouvez également rejoindre en ferry d'histoire avec ses petites villes et ses VOTRE MAISON DANS APERÇU DU MARCHÉ DE L'IMMOBILIER LE LATIUM Ciociaria Combien coûte l'achat d'un bien immobilier en Ciociaria ? Vous pouvez trouver de belles propriétés à des prix très abordables. Voici quelques prix indicatifs : Maison à restaurer - de 350 € à 550 € / m² Maison prête et habitable - de 700 € à 1 100 € / m² Maison neuve - de 1 200 à 1 500 € / m² D'où vient votre futur voisin de Ciociaria ? En raison de sa position géographique stratégique dans la région du Latium et au cœur de l'Italie et de ses prix abordables pour l'immobilier, mais aussi pour la richesse de son histoire que l'on peut admirer, la beauté de ses paysages, l'amabilité et l'hospitalité de ses habitants, la Ciociaria s'avère être l'une des destinations préférées des touristes qui veulent combiner en un seul séjour culture, nature, gastronomie et bien-être du corps et de l'esprit. Pourtant, elle n'est pas encore touchée par un tourisme de masse. Pour toutes ces raisons, elle gagne en popularité également auprès des chasseurs de maisons internationaux qui opèrent en Italie. Et donc, parmi les locaux, devi- nez qui vous pourriez trouver comme voisin selon sa nationalité d'après les demandes que Gate-away.com a reçues en 2019 du monde entier pour des propriétés en vente en Ciociaria (région de Frosinone) : 1 Américains 29.64% 3 Canadien 5.54% 5 Français 4.26% 2 Britannique 15.99% 4 Allemand 4.9% VOTRE MAISON DANS ALFANO REAL ESTATE LE LATIUM Ciociaria avec province de Frosinone qui coïncident avec la voulais désespérément l'acheter. Elle m'a QUI région de Ciociaria. Mais très bientôt, vous les immédiatement établi des conditions de contrat SOMMES-NOUS ? trouverez également dans les villes de Frosinone qui prévoyaient le versement de l'acompte et le et Anagni. De plus, ils inaugurent une merveil- paiement final concernant le palazzo. Alfano Real EstateAgency, avec son fondateur leuse salle d'exposition au cœur même de Et grâce à elle et à Alfano Real Estate, je suis Claudio Alfano, est née en 1982 comme une Rome. Ils se soucient vraiment de chaque client maintenant un heureux propriétaire de la petite activité commerciale locale, mais grâce à et accordent la plus grande attention à ses maison de mes rêves en Italie, et j'y emménager- leur volonté et à leur professionnalisme, sont besoins dès la première visite des propriétés et ai juste après la signature du contrat en mai devenues l'une des principales agences tout au long du processus d'achat. 2020. Mais cela ne s'est pas arrêté là... ici en immobilières de toute la province de Frosinone. Australie, après la signature d’un contrat, nous CE QU'ILS DISENT DE ne recevons plus de nouvelles de l’agent En 2019, d'autres jeunes collaborateurs ont immobilier, alors que Claudia m'a promis dès le rejoint l'équipe et celle-ci a connu une nouvelle NOUS départ qu'elle travaillerait à mes côtés à chaque croissance. Cela se traduit par des activités étape du processus, et, fidèle à sa parole, elle a internationales, une augmentation des "Je rêvais depuis de nombreuses années de continué à le faire. Elle m'a aidé à installer transactions, l'acquisition d'un large éventail de déménager en Italie pour acheter une maison à l'électricité et la plomberie du palazzo, et elle est propriétés dans les petits hameaux comme dans restaurer et y vivre. J'ai commencé à chercher sur toujours heureuse de m'aider pour toutes les les grandes villes et dans les destinations les plus des portails immobiliers italiens en 2013. questions et d'assurer une liaison entre moi et les exclusives. anciens propriétaires pour tout ce que je pourrais J'ai contacté Claudia de la société Alfano Real avoir à faire ou à organiser. Claudia a été mon Leur succès et la très haute qualité de leur travail Estate en 2019 au sujet d'un palazzo que j'avais ange gardien tout au long de l'achat, rendant une sont le résultat de l'empathie avec leurs clients et vu annoncé deux ans auparavant pour voir s'il y situation stressante tellement plus simple qu'elle de l'utilisation des nouvelles communications et avait une possibilité de l'acheter, même si je n'aurait été sans elle, et je ne peux vraiment pas la des nouveaux médias numériques qui se n'avais pas encore vendu ma maison ici en remercier assez. combinent parfaitement avec leurs 37 ans Australie. d'expérience. Kelly Galloway, Australie Les bureaux d'Alfano Real Estate se trouvent à Claudia a été si compréhensive et gentille avec Roccasecca, Arpino et Sora - trois villes de la moi, elle a tout de suite compris à quel point je UNE SÉLECTION DE PROPRIÉTÉS DANS LE LATIUM Ciociaria € 90,000 € 235,000 € 370,000 LATIUM LATIUM LATIUM ARCE (FR) VEROLI (FR) CASTELNUOVO PARANO (FR) Cantina Trentini Palazzo Cavour Mille e una Pietra RÉNOVÉ - MEUBLÉ HISTORIQUE – BELLE VUE RÉNOVÉ - ÉLÉGAMMENT MEUBLÉ CAVE - CHEMINÉE RESTAURÉ TERRASSES PANORAMIQUES Appartement avec une chambre Bâtiment de 5 chambres, 400 m². Ferme - 400 m² à coucher -125 m² ALFANO REAL ESTATE € 500,000 € 690,000 € 740,000 LATIUM LATIUM LATIUM ARPINO (FR) ISOLA DEL LIRI (FR) ATINA (FR) Villa Pelagalli Villa Valeria Villa Belvedere TERRASSE - HISTORIQUE PARC – BELLES VUES NOUVELLES CONSTRUCTIONS FINITIONS ORIGINALES TERRASSE BELLES VUES - OLIVERAIE Villa d'époque - 420 m². Villa avec 8 chambres à coucher - 590 m Villa avec 6 chambres à coucher - 400 m². CLIQUEZ ICI POUR TOUTES LES PROPRIÉTÉS À VENDRE PAR ALFANO REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
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