2-Bed Restored Stone Farmhouse with Valley Views and Pizza Oven, Veroli, Italy, €120,000




+22 photosValley Farmhouse, Veroli
About this property
Sometime around 2005, this stone farmhouse in the ancient hamlet of Villaggio Cocchi got a thorough going-over: new roof, updated systems, double-glazed wooden windows, and all that exposed stonework brought back to life. The result is a 100 m² home spread across two levels, with a 15 m² cellar and a 50 m² courtyard outside.
Downstairs, a spacious entrance hall with a restored wooden security door sets the tone. Upstairs, a bright living room with panoramic valley views leads through to two bedrooms, storage, and a bathroom, with a further guest bathroom in the cellar. Heating is via LPG and a pellet stove with radiators throughout. Parking is right next to the house, and the property is on public water supply.
The courtyard's antique wood-fired bread and pizza oven is the kind of feature that tends to anchor an entire social life. Veroli, a proper hilltop town with all everyday amenities, is just minutes away. At €120,000, this is a restored, liveable stone farmhouse in central Lazio, not a project in disguise.
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