Guys! This one is one of my favorites! Let me know what you think and also what you think about the rant at the beginning, lol. I couldn't contain myself
OMG, I agree completely with your rant. It's also one of my pet peeves, I really wish we could year down all those garbage buildings created during the 60s and replace them with something more respectful of the heritage architecture.
Thank you 🎉The terrace makes it so desirable...plus located near everything. The apartment is very nice. The stairs after the elevator is confusing but the terrace compensates😂
Absolutely like it! Rooms are spread out for privacy, two bathrooms and the office space ... but the lounge and terrace are the show stoppers! Great find.
This is a great apartment. Love the terrace and the exposed brick in the lounge. Nice renovation. This will make a wonderful home for someone. As for the rant, I couldn't agree with you more. I live in a small town in Texas with a beautiful historic downtown. Unfortunately, there are a few buildings that were built in the 60's that steal from the charm. Fortunately, there is historic committee with our city council that oversees downtown renovations now and strict codes/regulations to preserve the historic buildings now.
One of the reasons that I love Italian places (especially old ones) is the quirkiness of them! Very little “cookie-cutter”construction!! Also agreed completely with your very mild and accurate ‘rant’, Rino! There are always some people who don’t like “old stuff”, but thankfully lots of people still appreciate the beauty of classic design! Especially in Italy that is so very, very rich in it!!!
Nice. I understand you at 2:00. In my home town it is worse: A mayor (and the municipality) thought, a few decades back, to remove 98% of the city walls! Now, they are all gone, except for about 100m, and no way to bring these back...
Agree with the rant, Rino! I love the exposed ceiling in the main room. That stairwell on the terrace seems to be blocking the best part of the view, unfortunately.
Tried to comment about your concern about the channel... it would not finish the process. I feel your disappointment, tho I did not know what your dream entailed. I have so enjoyed your channel... your refreshing style ... your sharing history and beauty. Whatever you decide, know that you have been a positive influence, for which I am thankful. May all be well for you!
Hi Rino - this is a great place for someone who wants to be in the very centre of the city. Some of the rooms and spaces are a bit unusual - I wasn't sure what the room where you sat on a tiled step was supposed to be - but you can forgive a lot for the terrace which is a very rare bonus in a city centre (I assume). I like your suggestion that this would make a good industrial style "loft apartment" - maybe with some exposed services such as the plumbing etc and stainless steel kitchen surfaces and appliances etc. I agree with your rant about much of the post war architecture that was inflicted on our cities - heaven knows we have lots of it here too. The standard of design, materials and workmanship just isn't of the same standard. Things used to be built to last several life times, centuries even, but now the buildings will be lucky to last 30-50 years. At least we can enjoy the beauty of the older buildings while we still can. Best regards
I would love this place but one thing I absolutely require is either beach front or great sea view. I prefer an independant house. size is not that important but a terrace to enjoy the sea view and entertain is everything to me as is being close to amenities, such as medical, groceries and shopping, good cafes and restaurants.
Beautiful one this one (and as you probably know by now I love Chieti). I'll throw in 150k though: still a lot to do in the house. But other than that, great great property.
It’s a beautiful home. We have a small child so we want to know how the schools are and if there’s playgrounds nearby. We love abruzzo and are looking for the perfect town there
Hi! Thanks for commenting, there's is a big park nearby, look for "villa comunale Chieti". If I'm being honest, the playground is not Tha largest, in fact with my kids I often go to Chieti Scalo but everything is close. School wise, you won't get the quality of Milan but they are good :). Where are you from?
@@OneStopAbruzzo I love it to bits, but one part of the floor is elevated, other is lowered, one room is teeny tiny and other is sized like a railway station. It's a lot of things and most of them are good, but practical is not one of them 😄
I really like this apartment. I would see if the wall between the kitchen and living room could come down, renovate the bathrooms and try to figure out what to do with that "quirky" room. It is a bit odd, especially with that riser in the middle of the room. Would probably try to see if that could be removed. How low are the ceilings in that room? Could you stand up over by the bench area? Of course, the best part is the terrace... and the location is amazing. Is the price mainly because of the location? Would probably be more than I'd want to pay but really really nice.
Veramente una bella casa molto pulita nel proprio centro storico di una città italiana davvero affascinante. Però la sistemazione delle stanze mi pare un po' strana !
I could barely understand your rant. Something about 60s architecture. You need a wind guard for your microphone. Anyway, the apartment is big and not bad looking. You of course have to install a kitchen and then buy lots of furniture. At least there is an elevator! What town is this? A lot of these old buildings do not have them. A presto ciao Rino. 😊
They destroyed all of Australia's beautiful Victorian buildings during the 60s and 70s too. Now the Chinese have a terrible stranglehold on property development and its all cheap ugly cement boxes now.
ChieTi e ti sarà Tato! a parte scherzi chieti è conosciuta solo per la caserma dove si facevano i 3 giorni, e da quello che ricordo faceva schifo arcazzo
Maybe there wasn't any view to show from there? The view is the one at the entrance, basically, were the elevator is. I can't show all the details otherwise the videos are too long.
Guys! This one is one of my favorites! Let me know what you think and also what you think about the rant at the beginning, lol. I couldn't contain myself
OMG, I agree completely with your rant. It's also one of my pet peeves, I really wish we could year down all those garbage buildings created during the 60s and replace them with something more respectful of the heritage architecture.
That Elevator Is An Absolute Eyesore And Even More So, In Such An Historical Building.
I guess it's a case of prioritizing necessities over beauty here
For me and my sister, that elevator is everything!
@@ellacarson2048 why?
@@tommtom8662we are old
I totally agree with your rant on the 60's architecture. It is an eyesore to be sure and can never compare to the original!
It could have been worse. It’s quite allright 😉
We love a walk around the city with your thoughts! ❤
Thank you 🎉The terrace makes it so desirable...plus located near everything. The apartment is very nice. The stairs after the elevator is confusing but the terrace compensates😂
The renovation of that apartment was perfect. Just beautiful.
Absolutely like it! Rooms are spread out for privacy, two bathrooms and the office space ... but the lounge and terrace are the show stoppers! Great find.
Grazie da Texas come sempre ❤
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Grazie Katerina per il costante supporto al canale. Veramente grazie grazie dal profondo del cuore.
Non vedo l’ora di abitare in Abruzzo!!
This is a great apartment. Love the terrace and the exposed brick in the lounge. Nice renovation. This will make a wonderful home for someone. As for the rant, I couldn't agree with you more. I live in a small town in Texas with a beautiful historic downtown. Unfortunately, there are a few buildings that were built in the 60's that steal from the charm. Fortunately, there is historic committee with our city council that oversees downtown renovations now and strict codes/regulations to preserve the historic buildings now.
Absolutely! Where do you live? I would be interested in checking it in street view :)
@@OneStopAbruzzo Denison, Texas (Main Street)
Amazing appartment!!! and the town also great!
OMG this house is PERFECT. Mi piace moltissima questa casa. Sei bravo!
Grazieeee! That's too kind!!
This is one of the best apartments that I have seen in Italy.I just love it. ❤❤❤
One of the reasons that I love Italian places (especially old ones) is the quirkiness of them! Very little “cookie-cutter”construction!! Also agreed completely with your very mild and accurate ‘rant’, Rino! There are always some people who don’t like “old stuff”, but thankfully lots of people still appreciate the beauty of classic design! Especially in Italy that is so very, very rich in it!!!
The rant was mild because I didn't want to be banned here on youtube but I'm fuming!!
We where in Chieti last week looking for a house in Abruzzo and where suprised by the beauty of it.
Great! Did you have any luck in property hunting?
❤❤❤❤lovely place
Gorgeous
I love apartments and houses with character! This is great, 😍
Agreed, I loved this tour!!
Good to see you Rino..... I didnt know that you are fan of chilling and watching the roofs:)))))
Add a beer and some snack and I can stay there a lot!
Nice. I understand you at 2:00. In my home town it is worse: A mayor (and the municipality) thought, a few decades back, to remove 98% of the city walls! Now, they are all gone, except for about 100m, and no way to bring these back...
Agree with the rant, Rino!
I love the exposed ceiling in the main room. That stairwell on the terrace seems to be blocking the best part of the view, unfortunately.
You still get a good portion of it! It was great all around!
Beautiful property and move in ready at this price is hard to find!
Tried to comment about your concern about the channel... it would not finish the process. I feel your disappointment, tho I did not know what your dream entailed. I have so enjoyed your channel... your refreshing style ... your sharing history and beauty. Whatever you decide, know that you have been a positive influence, for which I am thankful. May all be well for you!
Hi Rino - this is a great place for someone who wants to be in the very centre of the city. Some of the rooms and spaces are a bit unusual - I wasn't sure what the room where you sat on a tiled step was supposed to be - but you can forgive a lot for the terrace which is a very rare bonus in a city centre (I assume). I like your suggestion that this would make a good industrial style "loft apartment" - maybe with some exposed services such as the plumbing etc and stainless steel kitchen surfaces and appliances etc.
I agree with your rant about much of the post war architecture that was inflicted on our cities - heaven knows we have lots of it here too. The standard of design, materials and workmanship just isn't of the same standard. Things used to be built to last several life times, centuries even, but now the buildings will be lucky to last 30-50 years. At least we can enjoy the beauty of the older buildings while we still can.
Best regards
I would love this place but one thing I absolutely require is either beach front or great sea view. I prefer an independant house. size is not that important but a terrace to enjoy the sea view and entertain is everything to me as is being close to amenities, such as medical, groceries and shopping, good cafes and restaurants.
Beautiful one this one (and as you probably know by now I love Chieti). I'll throw in 150k though: still a lot to do in the house. But other than that, great great property.
Hi! Thanks for the comment! 150k seems too much, it actually only needs furniture. Where would you spent all the money?
Storybook views from the windows (except the ugly building )... Incredible Ceiling in the living area... And YES, the awnings are awful!
Really great property! That roof top deck is sweet! Quick question: How much is the association fee?
It’s a beautiful home. We have a small child so we want to know how the schools are and if there’s playgrounds nearby. We love abruzzo and are looking for the perfect town there
Hi! Thanks for commenting, there's is a big park nearby, look for "villa comunale Chieti". If I'm being honest, the playground is not Tha largest, in fact with my kids I often go to Chieti Scalo but everything is close. School wise, you won't get the quality of Milan but they are good :). Where are you from?
Beautiful and fantastically impractical! 😀
ahaha, I don't think it's that bad! Why impractical? Elevator, good space, high ceiling, terrace, it's great!
@@OneStopAbruzzo I love it to bits, but one part of the floor is elevated, other is lowered, one room is teeny tiny and other is sized like a railway station. It's a lot of things and most of them are good, but practical is not one of them 😄
I really like this apartment. I would see if the wall between the kitchen and living room could come down, renovate the bathrooms and try to figure out what to do with that "quirky" room. It is a bit odd, especially with that riser in the middle of the room. Would probably try to see if that could be removed. How low are the ceilings in that room? Could you stand up over by the bench area? Of course, the best part is the terrace... and the location is amazing. Is the price mainly because of the location? Would probably be more than I'd want to pay but really really nice.
Veramente una bella casa molto pulita nel proprio centro storico di una città italiana davvero affascinante. Però la sistemazione delle stanze mi pare un po' strana !
Ciao Jean! Sono case antiche quindi il layout è sempre un po' particolare ;)
Già ! @@OneStopAbruzzo
Nice
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Tricky to get furniture up that narrow stair well into the apartment.
True but never underestimate Italian workers, they've seen it all :)
I could barely understand your rant. Something about 60s architecture. You need a wind guard for your microphone.
Anyway, the apartment is big and not bad looking. You of course have to install a kitchen and then buy lots of furniture.
At least there is an elevator!
What town is this? A lot of these old buildings do not have them.
A presto ciao Rino. 😊
Hi! I have a muzzler but that day the wind was crazy, you could hear it on the terrace as well! The city is called Chieti :)
Beautiful apartment, the one room is a bit quirky but still great. What is the price?
Hi! It's in the thumbnail and description. It's 175k. Thanks for the comment!
This flat has a confusing layout and unfortunately several wasted spaces.
Hi Claudio, it's still an old house so you always have to compromise when it's old layouts, you don't buy them for the logical spaces.
I ❤ italian poverty.
The cell towers!! The emf frequency!!
Hi, those are totally safe!
@@OneStopAbruzzo Don't be naive. Take out an emf reader and see the results for yourself.
They destroyed all of Australia's beautiful Victorian buildings during the 60s and 70s too. Now the Chinese have a terrible stranglehold on property development and its all cheap ugly cement boxes now.
ChieTi e ti sarà Tato! a parte scherzi chieti è conosciuta solo per la caserma dove si facevano i 3 giorni, e da quello che ricordo faceva schifo arcazzo
So much talking and not showing the actual view from the main living room windows? Pfffff!
Maybe there wasn't any view to show from there? The view is the one at the entrance, basically, were the elevator is. I can't show all the details otherwise the videos are too long.
Thank you. No view from the living room is also essential information though,.@@OneStopAbruzzo
Hypocrisy reigns on the internet.
Can you elaborate?