Located on the Adriatic coast in the central region of Marche Italy, Civitanova Marche became a single commune in 1938 with the unification of Porto Civitanova and Civitanova Alta. It is now renowned vacation resorts abound with luxury real and houses for sale in Le Marche Italy.
This area of real estate in Italy owes its richness to its proximity to the sea, its variation of entertainment sources from pageants to sea faring galas and the unrivalled warm and sunny all year round weather and wards of the cleanest sead in the Adriatic.
Property for sale in Italy, especially by coast resorts like Civitanova Marche tend to be above prices for comparable inland houses for sale in Le Marche. However the coastal views, the seafood and the marine traditions fully compensate for the price hike which in some cases is marginal.
Real Estate For Sale in Italy – Civitanova Marche
Real estate companies like MarcheRustico markets properties for sale and to restore in Le Marche Italy, historical houses and castles for sale, in and around Civitanova Marche and provides turnkey solutions in Le Marche Italy. MarcheRustico will manage the process of finding houses, will assist and advise on buying properties, and will manage projects from restored apartments, historical houses, and castles to your Italian house in Le Marche, Italy. One such property for sale is in Alta Mare Civitanova Marche Le Marche: the property is located in an elevated position, offers great sea views, is surrounded by luxury real estate, has five bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, three reception rooms, double garage and is sold with 10,000 square metres of flat land. All for £415,000. Other examples are Villa Castellana only ten kilometres from the beach of Civitanova Marche, offers five hundred square metres of villa, twenty two rooms, a swimming pool and eigth thousand square metres of land. Offers are invited for this Le Marche home for sale.
Marche Italy – Civitanova Marche
The historical roots of the town of Civitanova Marche are traced back to the Piceni era and established at the month of the Chienti river, it was formed in two halves: Cluana on the coast and Cluentis Vicus in the hills giving protection from the Barbaric raiders.
Its chequered history can be partly seen in its architecture of the town. Civitanova Marche was founded as a small fishing village and still retains its strong links with the sea and maritime culture, although for some years has developed into an important industrial centre in the footwear, leather processing and fashion outlets.
The city now has a variety of landscapes and colours, an ancient medieval town rich in history and art, a large and well equipped beach, clean sea and many times awarded the prestigious Blue Flag, typical food and wine, fascinating culture and folklore. Of particular interest are the footwear and fashion outlets of famous brands such as Gucci, Ferragamo and Armani.
The city of Civitanova Marche can meet the needs of buyers for Italian homes for sale, discerning buyers of Marche Real Estate and tourists with interesting and innovative proposals in respect of traditions and warm hospitality of Le Marche. This appealing seaside resort also doubles as a colourful fishing port and centre for the footwear industry. And its long, deep gravel beach offers a bit more style than its nearby neighbours with no shortage of hotels to choose from down on the seafront.
The most attractive stretch of promenade and beach lies to the south and has attractive planting and a calm air. The town itself centres on wide Piazza XX September and offers plenty of stylish window-shopping and green public gardens.
About four kilometres inland from the town stands the Medieval hilltop town of Civitanova Marche Alta, still partly enclosed by its old walls and well worth a stroll – amongst the fine ancient palaces and churches is an unusually good modern Italian art collection in the civic Galleria d’Arte Moderna.
One of the Marche’s earliest and most charming churches, Santa Maria a Piè di Chienti, lies six kilometres inland along the SS 485. This beautifully preserved Romanesque construction was built in the 9th Century. Double-decker in form, the upper floor is built within the church at the further end of the high central nave. The 14th Century frescoes in the apse above the upper altar are all the more powerful in their striking contrast with the remainder of the simple brick interior. Le Marche is a region to discover.
This article was written by MarcheRustico a real estate agency in Le Marche in the central region of Italy specialised in marketing and renovating ruins, country house farms and villa. The website is www.marcherustico.com.