Annette, another beautiful property with some cool features. I am not aware of how bad are mosquitoes are in Italy but falling asleep on a hammock in the garage area while listening to the water flow would be fantastic ! If another $100,000 could finish the property it makes sound very appealing. Especially for an Airbnb. However, I could never be a landlord. Thanks for the rare find !
@@AnnaBonas-e8w I have lots of success with Autan repellent, available in most supermarkets. I buy the liquid spray one, squirt it on my hands, rub it like a cream into the hands and apply over the exposed body parts, especially those elbows and ankles - yea why do mosquitos go for certain body parts/areas, perhaps where the skin is thinner so makes their life easier. People here tell me I have sweet blood - thats why they like me, and I say to them "and..."
If it has been a mill for several centuries, then my guess is that the basement would only flood every 100 years. Keep the wine cellar down there & sleep above ...no problem.
Love the style of this home, it really has potential to finish up nicely! I think we can agree that having Francesco living nearby, familiar with this property, and ready and waiting to finish up the renovations -- and to reiterate, living nearby, so this project is always going to be top of his mind and top of his to-do list -- is a massive plus to this property! (Never saw getting work done as an issue in Italy did ya??) The only concern I see is a bit of green algae on the stones, as well as some mold in places; both of these can be cleaned up easily, but wondering if algae indicates it's a moist environment could have ongoing algae issues? Summary, algae be damned, it is a beautiful place and a great find. Cheers
Living in a stone house there are always humidity issues, luckily contractors like Francesco know how to deal with them. The green can easily be dealt with. Just needs a little powerwashing. Living there will give this home life.
So one medium sized room upstairs, plus a larder with a toilet coming off it, and a corridor downstairs with lumps of stone scattered about taking up all the space? And a creepy cave. And all at the bottom of a damp valley with the din of a rushing torrent outside. 180K? Bargain.
Well aren't you just a bright and shiny Ray of sunshine Gawd could you be more pathetic. Like wtf is wrong with you ! It's Italy it's HOT most all year except for 3 And a half months when it's colder wow go away plz ;! Yes please go
I agree! Not really much to it. And you get to spend another 100K fixing it up? Based on its proximity to the water, flooding is a real concern! I've seen too many videos of these ancient houses washing down the sides of the mountain lately. I kept waiting for the "AND" that was going to seal the deal, but it never came. 😢
We all get caught-up in the romance and fall in love with these properties...and many are gorgeous like this gem! But a huge issue with moving to the country and smaller villages is, if you don't speak the language beyond the rudimentary basics, you are screwed. Most smaller town residents don't speak English so you're at a disadvantage in communicating with everyone from your neighbors, the sales person at the drug store, contractors, conveying a health emergency at the local clinic. That one could be deadly. The closer you are to a major or secondary town, the higher percentage of English speakers and English communities.
A simple soulition is your google translate in a medical emergency. Or shopping at the pharmacy. Of course learning Italian is essential and fun. Thanks for the comment.
You are partially right. We Italians are used to communicate with gestures and even if many people can't understand spoken English, mainly because of the accent, almost everybody knows a bunch of useful words. By experience, if you aren't lazy in learning, you can get the basis of any language just living in the area. I've learned the basis of Spanish, Portuguese, French and German in this way (also few words of Dutch and Greek)
Never understand sentiment like this. If one wants to live in a foreign country, then learn the foreign language. Takes work, may not be easy, but the benefits are priceless. And if you’re an American, then your forebears have done this splendidly, and you have the 💪 within you to do so too.
@@Pscan-o9lLOL maybe I’m finding it challenging because all my forebearers came from England 😂. Oh well I’m still working at learning Italian and very very slowly learning more. Luckily we are in a good size town and many do know some English. It’s a beautiful language I want to be fluent in.
Were is this ? I have tears in my eyes ... i love it ... just respect the house the nature i put your specials in it ... and start living but i missed something ? What is there too finish ? In Holland a few miljoen fur sure. The owner is married i supose but may stay also not a problem. 😇
Cool place with great potential in the out door spaces, i wonder what rughts the property still has over the water use, as 1 could use the river to create hydro. Uncover the old stone oaths would help. Some added sitting area outside. Probably a bit over priced all things considered, as not an ideal flowing habitable space.
There is no place in the world where you could find a place like this. They do not build houses in Colorado with meter thick stone walls. I did not see a single electric plug in any of the walls. You would need to do electric wiring. That gets very expensive. It is a beautiful spot. Ciao
Ow dear i'm in the Abruzzo region 500km further but from the Netherlands it's Quicker 😅, i love it and a few steps from his family , not remote at all ... i love it but absolute don't no the region . The price is good but extra's offcause to do like kitchen but they're not that expensive they say ... heathing well maybey modern with hiding solar panels ore thoose ugly but fine heathing/ cooling systems . Well i can't spend another 100.000 on my own but put on a warm pullover and just start living and see what to do more in steps ... have guests in time , eating, enjoying all the nature , around this fantastic beautyful wonder. 'sprookje' ❤grazie for sharing . Can i find more information first somewere ? Ore email ?
So, those cobwebs in the window, do those have to be kept like a barn find. For the authenticity? I have to wonder how many times it's flooded there? It is amazing though. and would definitely be several million in Colorado.
Freedom fighter are called partisans.BTW you don't delineate what the square feet of the footprint the interior of the house. How much land comes with this property. How far is it from a major city? What is the nearby for essential services i.e. doctor, hospital, clinic, dentist, grocery stores, and bakeries etc. Unfortunately, you don't give a full picture as to where things are in relation to the is property. I could be a super isolated spot. Looks like you definitely need a car there to get around. This woefully inadequate as to what people need to live.
In the video, we say that it is 2 kilometers from Fivizzano, 5 minutes from the hospital, grocery store, and beautiful little town. You could Google Fivizzano and see what is in the area. Thanks for watching.
Ok now that i know there is a secret tunnel and freedom fighters used it, I'm in. I was sold on the river and floors, but i am a sucker fun bits to make into something unique.
House on a cliff, barely any land, increased torrential rains every year, landslides, constant humidity and related issues and for some the never ending sound of rushing water that quickly becomes noise pollution. No mention of how things have been redone especially since he’s the contractor (how handy),no kitchen, small and weird door plan m, tiny windows that make the place dark as a dungeon. To each their own but being sold a bill of goods by a stereotypical American real estate agent with all the typical jazz hands gestures in Italy is not for me. Everyone else in this tiny hamlet lives above away from the river and has more sun so quite debatable as far being a dream place…
It will not take years. It's a small home. Depending it would take 6 months with Francesco doing all the work. I live here so I know. not sure what US taxes have to do with this property tour. 🤔 thanks for watching.
That was the complete tour. 2 rooms upstairs with a bathroom, and one room downstairs that could be renovated to a master and bath and closet. Backyard area and the pergola and forno above. Thanks for the feedback.
Non comprate case vicino ai fiumi, è bello ma troppo pericoloso. Qui in Italia è un alluvione continua e rischiereste di essere inondati di fango e perdere tutto..
Wow. Feels like home!!!! This one is amazing!
Gorgeous home and location!!! Thank you for sharing ❤
buy the house, take Francesco in as a lover, Perfect!
🤣 Francesco is married.
@@fishermann1102 I certainly don’t swing that way but it would be fascinating to watch and learn his craft !
What makes you think you could have him to begin with? Entitled American women I swear
@@ianlloyd4301 if you were responding to me.. recheck the @ info. I am a man and was teasing for fun !! Calm down
Annette
It's gorgeous and historical with amazing views, nature.
Love it ❤
Annette, another beautiful property with some cool features. I am not aware of how bad are mosquitoes are in Italy but falling asleep on a hammock in the garage area while listening to the water flow would be fantastic ! If another $100,000 could finish the property it makes sound very appealing. Especially for an Airbnb. However, I could never be a landlord. Thanks for the rare find !
Mosquitoes not all year round. Warmest summer months only. @ExpatAjazInItaly
The mosquitoes in Italy can be awful. You’d have to have a mosquito nut over the bed.
@@AnnaBonas-e8w I have lots of success with Autan repellent, available in most supermarkets. I buy the liquid spray one, squirt it on my hands, rub it like a cream into the hands and apply over the exposed body parts, especially those elbows and ankles - yea why do mosquitos go for certain body parts/areas, perhaps where the skin is thinner so makes their life easier. People here tell me I have sweet blood - thats why they like me, and I say to them "and..."
Given the endless floods now common across Italy, never buy anything near a river. My house is on a mountainside!
Usually are the new buildings build were It shouldnt be that get damage from floods...the old One resisted from centuries, they are in the safe places
I would b very leery as well..
Thát is my februari 2 !! BUt offcause it is breathtaking...
If it has been a mill for several centuries, then my guess is that the basement would only flood every 100 years. Keep the wine cellar down there & sleep above ...no problem.
It's pretty high above the river.
Love the style of this home, it really has potential to finish up nicely! I think we can agree that having Francesco living nearby, familiar with this property, and ready and waiting to finish up the renovations -- and to reiterate, living nearby, so this project is always going to be top of his mind and top of his to-do list -- is a massive plus to this property! (Never saw getting work done as an issue in Italy did ya??) The only concern I see is a bit of green algae on the stones, as well as some mold in places; both of these can be cleaned up easily, but wondering if algae indicates it's a moist environment could have ongoing algae issues? Summary, algae be damned, it is a beautiful place and a great find. Cheers
Water mill= next to water = moist ;)
Living in a stone house there are always humidity issues, luckily contractors like Francesco know how to deal with them. The green can easily be dealt with. Just needs a little powerwashing. Living there will give this home life.
So good, I can't move my mind away from it! Grazie!
Well do it together ore so 😅it is beautyful but i got here by ?? Click wrong but now i see this ❤❤❤ but were are we? 🤭😅⛰️🏡🏡🏡
@@nikilagerberg4569 It's not too far from Rome.
So one medium sized room upstairs, plus a larder with a toilet coming off it, and a corridor downstairs with lumps of stone scattered about taking up all the space? And a creepy cave. And all at the bottom of a damp valley with the din of a rushing torrent outside. 180K? Bargain.
Well aren't you just a bright and shiny Ray of sunshine
Gawd could you be more pathetic. Like wtf is wrong with you ! It's Italy it's HOT most all year except for 3 And a half months when it's colder wow go away plz ;! Yes please go
DONT WATCH MOVE ALONG 💯💯 ✌️ BYEEEEEE 👋
@@kathifailor4660You should buy it. It would suit you. You could spend your days asking who's that trip trapping over your bridge.
I agree! Not really much to it. And you get to spend another 100K fixing it up?
Based on its proximity to the water, flooding is a real concern! I've seen too many videos of these ancient houses washing down the sides of the mountain lately.
I kept waiting for the "AND" that was going to seal the deal, but it never came. 😢
Probably not for you. Maybe next time. Thanks for watching.
Ohhh it seems like a historic mill would be the perfect Italian property complement to the old lighthouse on Lake Superior I already have. 😂😍
I would like to live in a lighthouse
It's like an Italian Falling Water!
We all get caught-up in the romance and fall in love with these properties...and many are gorgeous like this gem! But a huge issue with moving to the country and smaller villages is, if you don't speak the language beyond the rudimentary basics, you are screwed. Most smaller town residents don't speak English so you're at a disadvantage in communicating with everyone from your neighbors, the sales person at the drug store, contractors, conveying a health emergency at the local clinic. That one could be deadly. The closer you are to a major or secondary town, the higher percentage of English speakers and English communities.
A simple soulition is your google translate in a medical emergency. Or shopping at the pharmacy. Of course learning Italian is essential and fun. Thanks for the comment.
You are partially right. We Italians are used to communicate with gestures and even if many people can't understand spoken English, mainly because of the accent, almost everybody knows a bunch of useful words. By experience, if you aren't lazy in learning, you can get the basis of any language just living in the area. I've learned the basis of Spanish, Portuguese, French and German in this way (also few words of Dutch and Greek)
Never understand sentiment like this. If one wants to live in a foreign country, then learn the foreign language. Takes work, may not be easy, but the benefits are priceless. And if you’re an American, then your forebears have done this splendidly, and you have the 💪 within you to do so too.
@@Pscan-o9lLOL maybe I’m finding it challenging because all my forebearers came from England 😂. Oh well I’m still working at learning Italian and very very slowly learning more. Luckily we are in a good size town and many do know some English. It’s a beautiful language I want to be fluent in.
Wow the entire crew had so much fun making this video. It shows. The property is beautiful.
We always have a great time. Thanks for watching.
Cool place with so much history! I'm just trying to make sense of the layout and how to create a bedroom without losing the stone mill features.
You can relocate the stones, perhaps in the landscape. There is enough room for a large master bedrooms and closet and bath downstairs.
those massive circular structures on the groundfloor - is there a conservation law that compels the owner to keep them?
I'd love to see Karina's home after the renovations are done, please.
Absolutely.
I love Italy and one day maybe I want live forever in this wonderful Country!!!!! 😊😊😊😊😊
River is the best part, secluded from other town buildings would be my dream!
Love it. Is there only room for one bedroom? I couldn’t figure out the downstairs space with the water wheels. So charming.
yes, also I was not sure of the downstairs size...
There would be one bedroom downstairs with a closet and a bathroom. The wheels would need to be removed. Easy.
Prob very damp, wonder if they have mold issues .
Living in a stone house one always deal with dampness, however the contractors in our are know how to deal with it. Thanks for the comment.
Can the mill be functional with repairs?
Were is this ? I have tears in my eyes ... i love it ... just respect the house the nature i put your specials in it ... and start living but i missed something ? What is there too finish ? In Holland a few miljoen fur sure.
The owner is married i supose but may stay also not a problem. 😇
2 kilometers from Fivizanno
Cool place with great potential in the out door spaces, i wonder what rughts the property still has over the water use, as 1 could use the river to create hydro. Uncover the old stone oaths would help. Some added sitting area outside. Probably a bit over priced all things considered, as not an ideal flowing habitable space.
Beautiful. Even the bats in the bellfree
I thought I saw something!
Remember Green River, NC and the lessons learned in Helene’s path.
There is no place in the world where you could find a place like this.
They do not build houses in Colorado with meter thick stone walls.
I did not see a single electric plug in any of the walls. You would need to do electric wiring. That gets very expensive.
It is a beautiful spot.
Ciao
I want it!!!
i'm in!!!
Ow dear i'm in the Abruzzo region 500km further but from the Netherlands it's Quicker 😅, i love it and a few steps from his family , not remote at all ... i love it but absolute don't no the region . The price is good but extra's offcause to do like kitchen but they're not that expensive they say ... heathing well maybey modern with hiding solar panels ore thoose ugly but fine heathing/ cooling systems . Well i can't spend another 100.000 on my own but put on a warm pullover and just start living and see what to do more in steps ... have guests in time , eating, enjoying all the nature , around this fantastic beautyful wonder. 'sprookje' ❤grazie for sharing . Can i find more information first somewere ? Ore email ?
As beautiful as it is, imagine not much sun in the house unfortunately
Yes indeed there is but it was Rainey and cloudy ON THIS PARTICULAR DAY HELLO
Keep in mind this was a really rainy day. I think there is plenty of sun and the outdoors is magical.
Where is the location pls
Providing you are a mushroom, this is the perfect home for you! 💧💧💧
🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄 Thanks for the feedback 🤣
Agreed. Seems like a very moist environment which could pose challenging. I like the off the beaten path and rustic charm, however.
Elle est juste magnifique; j'adore
So, those cobwebs in the window, do those have to be kept like a barn find. For the authenticity? I have to wonder how many times it's flooded there? It is amazing though. and would definitely be several million in Colorado.
What area of Italy is this in?
Ah, feucht, dunkel und kühl! Wer könnte da schon nein sagen?
I wonder how much sun it gets
If i would live there i would have to go to the toilet every 10 minutes😅
😂😂😂
I thought that man at the start was Eddie Hearn the boxing guy Wtf ?!? 😂😂
My Italian fantasy has more sunlight .
You may need to live in Puglia.
One year to fix it up? I could be living there within a month.
I have Emailed Francesco but didn't got any response
I just sent him a message.
Hardly any garden and probably extremely humid during the winter month! No, thank you!
Freedom fighter are called partisans.BTW you don't delineate what the square feet of the footprint the interior of the house. How much land comes with this property. How far is it from a major city? What is the nearby for essential services i.e. doctor, hospital, clinic, dentist, grocery stores, and bakeries etc. Unfortunately, you don't give a full picture as to where things are in relation to the is property. I could be a super isolated spot. Looks like you definitely need a car there to get around. This woefully inadequate as to what people need to live.
In the video, we say that it is 2 kilometers from Fivizzano, 5 minutes from the hospital, grocery store, and beautiful little town. You could Google Fivizzano and see what is in the area. Thanks for watching.
Annette your skin looks amazing in this episode 😊
Thank you.
wowwwwww
Ok now that i know there is a secret tunnel and freedom fighters used it, I'm in. I was sold on the river and floors, but i am a sucker fun bits to make into something unique.
I do not know if you buy. It’s not on for someone to live in. Thank you for the video don’t buy to live..
House on a cliff, barely any land, increased torrential rains every year, landslides, constant humidity and related issues and for some the never ending sound of rushing water that quickly becomes noise pollution.
No mention of how things have been redone especially since he’s the contractor (how handy),no kitchen, small and weird door plan m, tiny windows that make the place dark as a dungeon.
To each their own but being sold a bill of goods by a stereotypical American real estate agent with all the typical jazz hands gestures in Italy is not for me. Everyone else in this tiny hamlet lives above away from the river and has more sun so quite debatable as far being a dream place…
Would never live near that water - how can you like that location -are you serious
It's magical, I love it. But I guess it's not for you. Thanks for watching.
Apparently it has stood there for a very long time so it is likely quite safe.
You must be mad to buy something like this near a river, especially with the climate changing. Have you even watch the news lately?
Looks like it’ll flood
Buy it for 180K, have to spend 200K to renovate which will take YEARS. Taxes at 40% if you have a 100K USA income....really?
It will not take years. It's a small home. Depending it would take 6 months with Francesco doing all the work. I live here so I know. not sure what US taxes have to do with this property tour. 🤔 thanks for watching.
I bet that place is haunted like shit no thanks
The filming was not the greatest. A complete tour would have been nice.
Omg 😳 really
@@kathifailor4660 Really.
@@kathifailor4660 Really.
That was the complete tour. 2 rooms upstairs with a bathroom, and one room downstairs that could be renovated to a master and bath and closet. Backyard area and the pergola and forno above. Thanks for the feedback.
I am sure she voted for Kamala Harris.
A garage, but doesn't Italy have come prohibitions against foreigners getting a driver's license or something?
Hahaha hyding from the nazis ... the italians where the friends of the nazis ... OMG ...
Non comprate case vicino ai fiumi, è bello ma troppo pericoloso. Qui in Italia è un alluvione continua e rischiereste di essere inondati di fango e perdere tutto..