The property, consisting of a building and its appurtenant outdoor courtyard, is in the centre of Grottammare, a town known as Pearl of the Adriatic Sea, near the coast and the Adriatic Cycle Route. At the beginning of the 20th century, it was used as Customs and then as barracks of the Italian Financial Police, until 1977. It consists of a building with regular plan spread on two levels and made up of four units (a garage and three flats).
Via Cavour, 7 - 9 - 63066 Grottammare (AP) No existing contract
The property, consisting of a building and its appurtenant outdoor courtyard, is in the centre of Grottammare, near the coast and the Adriatic Cycle Route. At the beginning of the 20th century, it was used as customs and then as barracks of the Italian Financial Police, until 1977. It consists of a rectangular building spread on two levels and made up of four units (a garage and three flats).
The facades are plastered and painted; the roof is partially pitched and covered with tiles, and partially a terrace. The south façade overlooks Via Cavour (where the entrance is), and the west façade is adjacent to another building. A courtyard accessible from Via Cavour through an iron gate is also part of the property.
The windows overlooking Via Cavour have been bolted with wooden panels; the ones on the ground floor have bars. The building has been declared of historical and architectural interest pursuant to art 10, paragraph 1 of the Legislative Decree n. 42/2004 and is subject to the protection constraints contained in the mentioned decree.
New destinations of use: sustainable tourism and related activities – accommodation, culture, sport, soft mobility, wellness, discovery of the territory, events and gathering activities as provided for in the General Development Plan and related Implementing Technical Standards of the municipality of Grottammare.
Grottammare, known as Pearl of the Adriatic Sea, is a seaside town with pre-Roman origins, famous for its natural beauty and scenic landscapes. It has been awarded the title of “Bandiera Blu” (“Blue Flag”) and it is regarded as one of the most beautiful Italian villages, thanks to its fortified old town dominating the coast. Recognized by the FIAB (Italian Federation for Environment and Bicycles) as “town for bicycles”, it has good services, and road and rail infrastructures.
The town of Grottammare is very well connected. Following are the main connections with the property and related distances.
Highway connections
A14 Bologna – Taranto
Exit Grottammare
(at about 2 km)
Railway connections
Adriatic Railway
Grottammare railway station (at about 300 m)
Maritime connections
International port
Port of Ancona (at about 90 km)
Flight connections
International airports
Pescara interational airport “Pasquale Liberi” (Abruzzo Airport) (at about 90km)
Falconara airport “Raffaello Sanzio” (at about 95 km)
The property, consisting of a building and its appurtenant outdoor courtyard, is in the centre of Grottammare, a town known as Pearl of the Adriatic Sea, near the coast and the Adriatic Cycle Route. At the beginning of the 20th century, it was used as Customs and then as barracks of the Italian Financial Police, until 1977. It consists of a building with regular plan spread on two levels and made up of four units (a garage and three flats).
Via Cavour, 7 - 9 - 63066 Grottammare (AP) 
