Detached house for sale in Ortona

Looking for a peaceful oasis just minutes from the beaches of the Costa dei Trabocchi? Want to build your dream home or launch an exclusive hospitality business surrounded by nature? In the quaint and peaceful village of Villa Rogatti (Ortona), we offer for sale an authentic 1900s stone farmhouse, completely independent and ready to be reborn with your signature. 🏛️ THE PROPERTY Living area: Approximately 250 m2 spread over 3 levels. Condition: To be completely renovated — the perfect blank canvas for creating bespoke spaces, integrating the charm of the period stone with the most modern comforts. Panoramic terrace: A unique space for breakfast, dinner at sunset, or enjoying the Adriatic breeze in complete privacy. 🌳 THE LAND AND THE GARDEN The house is surrounded by a private park of 3,868 m2 in total, enriched by a lush olive grove: 970 sq m BUILDABLE (Zone B6): A rare opportunity to expand the property, create an outbuilding, swimming pool, relaxation areas or independent housing units. 2,898 sq m AGRICULTURAL (Zone E): Ideal space for a garden, organic vegetable garden or to maintain the production of your own extra virgin olive oil. Convenient uncovered parking spaces inside the property. 📍 THE POSITION The property combines the privacy of the Abruzzo countryside with the convenience of services: Just a few kilometers from the center of Ortona, a city rich in Frentano and Roman history, culture, and traditions. A short distance from the clear waters and coves of the coast, awarded the Blue Flag. Close to the port and main communication routes. 💡 IDEAL FOR: For those who want a period residence with large internal and external spaces. Families seeking tranquility and contact with nature. Investors looking to develop a B&B, boutique hotel, or charming agriturismo in one of Abruzzo's most sought-after areas. ✨ Don't miss the opportunity to bring a unique project to life, immersed in greenery and history. 📞 Contact us now to schedule a visit or request more information! HISTORICAL NOTES: The city's ancient history dates back to the Frentani people, who used the commercial port as the area's main economic source. A Roman city from the early 3rd century BC until the 5th century, after the fall of the Western Roman Empire, it was occupied first by the Goths, then by the Byzantines, the Lombards, and finally by the Normans, who burned it (11th century). Reborn during the Swabian era, it returned to economic prosperity. The city's ancient history dates back to the Frentani people, who used the commercial port as the area's main economic source. Today, the city is highly developed, serving as the Abruzzo region's main maritime hub with its port. Rich in history and culture, it boasts many churches and monuments, several maritime nature reserves, and has repeatedly been awarded the Blue Flag for its clear, clean sea.