Apartment 118 sqm in SCHEGGIA E PASCELUPO

Apartment for auction in SCHEGGIA E PASCELUPO (PG) – Via Roma 6 (ZIP 06027) The apartment, identified as Lot 1, is located in the Municipality of Scheggia e Pascelupo (PG), at Via Roma no. 6, in the heart of the historic center. The building, constructed in the early 1800s, rises three stories with a load-bearing stone masonry structure. The area offers some essential services. Approximately 20 years ago, it underwent extraordinary maintenance, including the renovation of the roof and gutters. Surface Area and Internal Layout The property, with a commercial surface area of 118 sqm, is situated on the first floor. It comprises an entrance hall, kitchen, living room, two bedrooms, a hallway, and a room with sanitary facilities. The internal ceiling heights vary (245 cm - 290 cm - 320 cm). The apartment requires general maintenance, with some floor sagging in one bedroom and traces of dampness. It has not been inhabited for many years, with the last tenancy dating back to 2005. Features and Amenities The flooring consists of grit tiles in the corridor, kitchen, and bathroom, and antique terracotta in the bedrooms. The apartment features exposed wooden beams and two wood-burning fireplaces. The walls are plastered with white tempera paint, which is blackened in places. The window frames are made of light pine wood with damaged painted wooden shutters. The interior doors are painted light wood, while the entrance door is solid brown painted wood. The bathroom is equipped with a sink, toilet, and a small bathtub, with single-fired ceramic tiles. Water and electricity utility connections are not active (meters are present). It is prepared for natural gas and connected to the sewage system but lacks a heating system. Context and Connections The apartment is located in the historic center of Scheggia e Pascelupo, in a building that overlooks Via Roma, Via Masaccio, and Piazza Scarinci. The entrance and stairs are shared with the second-floor property. The property is vacant for the procedure, and the original construction is urbanistically regular, having been within the perimeter of the inhabited center since 1968.