Gorgeous villa set on the first Silvi hill, pearl of the Adriatic

Silvi (Te), Contrada San Silvestro. Villa Sant'Angelo, immersed in the Mediterranean vegetation of the first Silvi hill, pearl of the Adriatic.

• Ref. IAJ66
• 720 sqm.
• 9 Bedrooms
• 8 Bathrooms

Silvi (Te), Contrada San Silvestro. Villa Sant'Angelo, immersed in the Mediterranean vegetation, is located on the first Silvi hill, called the pearl of the Adriatic, a few from the beautiful ancient village and the suggestive protected marine area of ​​the Cerrano. The rare peculiarity of the country is to be "resting" on majestic calanche, a typical rocky conformation, generated by years of erosion, which offers in this area one of its most spectacular forms.

The property measures about 720,000 square meters distributed on three levels, connected to each other by a precious scale made by renowned architect, as follows:
To the intermediate floor: large reception area, representation salon, living room, dining room, three bedrooms with bathroom en suite, kitchen-cinenel, washing, four pleasant covered loggias and a beautiful perimeter terrace.
On the lower floor, also with independent access from the garden: large covered loggia in front of the swimming pool, tavern with beautiful fireplace and kitchenette, office, bathroom and an additional two bedrooms both with bathroom, as well as a dependance with independent entrance, consisting of living room with kitchen a Vista, two bedrooms and a bathroom.
Upstairs: master apartment with bedroom, large bathroom with tub and shower two terraces with panoramic views of the sea and on the valley and two large local attic.

The property completes a garage of approximately 70.00 square meters and the outdoor courtyard, of approximately 3,000.00 square meters, enhanced by a large swimming pool, the dining area with beautiful craft oven and artistic well, the play area with Campo Bocce and a park Perimeter with driveway access, enriched with fine plants and tall trees.
Our offer constitutes an important opportunity to purchase a single home, built by the owner family on one of the most sought after lots of the first hill, in an exclusive and panoramic position, by virtue of a high quality architectural project and with the use of precious materials of objective elegance.

Details:
Villa Sant’Angelo
720.00 square meters covered
180,00 square meters terraces
3,000.00 square meters of park
900.00 commercial square meters
Pool
Garage
Playground

THE AREA
The Pearl of the Adriatic, this is how the village of Silvi, a town in the Province of Teramo, is defined, framed by the splendid beaches of the Adriatic coast and a suggestive view of the Gran Sasso.
Formerly called Silva, in relation to the area's rich vegetation, or Castel Belfiore or Castrum Silvi (in the Middle Ages), Silvi stands on the slopes of the hills of Città Sant'Angelo and Atri.
It is characterised by a seaside part, Silvi Marina, created during the 19th century by fishermen who moved closer to the coast, while its historical centre is located in the hilly part, Silvi Alta, of medieval origins, from which one can enjoy suggestive views.

Silvi Marina is the first seaside resort in the Teramo area that one encounters coming from Pescara. The charming Silvi Alta or also called Silvi Paese also belongs to the municipality of Silvi Marina. The origin of the name Silvi has different versions, the first claiming that it derives from a small temple dedicated to Silvano, the Italic god protector of flocks and shepherds; the second instead traces the name back to Silva, which in ancient times meant a village rich in vegetation. Silvi in the early 1900s was the most important seafaring town together with Pescara and Giulianova, and these origins can be found by visiting the northern part of Silvi where the fishermen's village was located. It should be remembered that the first inhabited settlements on the coast date back to Roman times, linked to the ancient Municipium of Atri (a well-known municipality that gave its name to the Adriatic Sea, from whose dominion Silvi separated only in 1833) and associated with the Macrinum port (at the mouth of the Piomba torrent) and the Port of Cerrano, the nerve centre of the Abruzzi coast, but also of the Adriatic in general. Barbarian invasions and natural events marked the decline and disappearance of these coastal settlements and their relocation to the safer hills of the interior. From the second half of the 19th century, the Silvi marina resumed its development thanks to fishermen and noble families from Atri attracted by the beauty of the area, a development that was further accelerated with the birth of the Adriatic railway in 1863.

Silvi is characterised by its vegetation and pine forests, and its very long beach (6 km) of fine white sand, ideal for children, also thanks to the seabed that slopes very gently, providing shallow waters for several metres from the coast. For those who enjoy long walks or bicycle rides accompanied by the sea breeze, this is the ideal place. Silvi's beauty also lies in the succession of gentle hills that surround it, which differentiate it from other well-known locations on the Adriatic. On one of these hills stands the aforementioned medieval village of Silvi Alta. Silvi has been awarded the European Blue Flag for years for the cleanliness of its waters and the efficiency of its services. Thanks to these factors, today Silvi is one of the most popular seaside resorts in Abruzzo and is also known outside the region.