From the map you can see the exact location of the property which includes 2 plots of land detached from the house. A first plot of land of 1500-1700 square metres (in green) is close to the Via Flacca SS213 (in red) and another plot of about 1500 sq. meters (in green) is near the sea (in blue). The home (in black) it’s not surrounded by land. The beach (in yellow) is accessible through some of the hotels (Ninfeo and Summit ) and is at about 200 meters from the property.
		Entrance gate from the Via Flacca SS213. The land plot has 3 entrances.
		There is a transmitting antenna (hidden by a false cypress) of a national telephone and telecommunication network company which pays 12,000 per year to the current property owners for having installed their antenna on the plot. Nearby also a small metal container.In this plot of land there is also a little building not regular and with a Condono : The condono edilizio is a declaration of conformity according to the building and town planning rules that legalize eventual building illegalities and a formal declaration that such illegalities have been remitted.
		A road used by other 2-3 owners of properties nearby leads to the parking space enough for 4 cars and included in the property’s land plot.
		Details of the parking area .
		Finally the casale! (the property – Casale in Italian means a type of farmhouse common in rural areas)
		View from the main entrance door where there is the road used by other 2-3 owners of properties nearby
		Main entrance door
		The Casale
		The Casale
		The Casale
		The Casale
		The Casale
		Portico of the property leading to an area of the property which is not used. Such area is actually detached by the property and it includes an ancient chapel, an old dugout resembling an Etruscan tomb and another space with vaults, all these rooms are for 1/3 of the owner of the Casale and for 2/3 of a lot of (about 8) heirs , now it seems to be abbandoned .
		The Portico
		The chapel
		The dugout
		The entrance door where there is an introduction area leading to a small room ( a potential room for extra guests) where there is an old oven.
		One of ancient bearing centerpiece made in stone .
		The entrance
		The small room on the ground floor
		The small room on the ground floor with details of the ancient oven .
		The stairs leading to the 1st floor
		The stairs to the 1st floor
		The stairs lead also to another area where there is a small utility and washing facility room which can be easily be transformed in a small additional bathroom for guests and also to another bathroom.
		Washing up/laundry room
		Bathroom
		Bathroom
		From the introduction area on the 1st floor it is possible to access a very large sitting room
		The sitting room presents one side with 3 doors each of them a bedroom whilst the kitchen is on the other side of the sitting room
		The fireplace in the sitting room
		The sitting room
		The sitting room ceiling is very solid and it was rebuilt very recently with an excellent type of wood (legno lamellare)
		The fireplace
		Details of the ancient pavement in cotto tiles dating back 18th century (1700). The original pavement is still in fairly good condition especially considering the ‘age’. Some of the tiles are slightly cracked and it is advisable to use specialists in restoration instead than the complete substitution of the tiles. In fact, these tiles are also like a piece of history. Important to notice that the casale (the property), as all the historic homes, is regulated and protected under special Italian history and heritage regulation (ex law n. 1089) and it is not permitted to restructure radically the property without preserving the historic elements of the house.
		The pavement in cotto dating back 1700s.
		From the sitting room it is possible to access a small beautiful terrace with a view on an enchanting scenery
		The small beautiful terrace seen form the larger higher terrace.
		One of the bedrooms, with two windows, one of them with a superb view.
		The small ensuite bathroom in the same bedroom.
		The small ensuite bathroom
		The small ensuite bathroom
		Another bedroom, again with two windows and a superb view
		The view from one of the two windows
		The third one of the bedrooms, which are generally really large (between 15-20 square meters each)
		One of the doors in the sitting room leads to the kitchen with table for 6 people.
		Details of the kitchen which is built inside a exhaust fan of the 18th century , now in the villa there is not the gas and are used little portable tank of liquid gas.
		the ancient pavement in cotto tiles dating back 18th century (1700) is also in the kitchen
		Details of the 18th century exhaust fan
		An internal set of stairs in the kitchen leads to the 2nd floor terraces
		Details of the 2nd floor terraces access door
		The 1st (smaller) terrace on the 2nd floor
		A marvelous view with sceneries of the surrounding landscape, the sea, the coastline and the long beach of St Agostino on the right of the property facing towards Rome (north-west)
		From the 1st smaller terrace there is access to a much larger one (100 sq. mt) offering a 360’ view on the landscape
		Another striking view
		Another striking view
		A rural path crossing a piece of Mediterranean forest leads from the home to the second plot of land of 1,500 square meters belonging to the property. The plot is detached from the home and gives direct access to the sea.
		After a little gate (this plot is fenced and well kept preserving the autochthon vegetation) there are stairs made with little trunks which leads to an area of about 20-30 sq. mt. which is used as outdoor picnic area
		The picnic area offers a direct access to the sea and a great view few yards from the blue waves of the promontory
		Details of scenery which can be enhanced by pruning the luxuriant Mediterranean trees’ branches around
		From the picnic area here the access to the sea with rocks and sandy sea-bed
		Details of the sea access just next to the picnic area. The water is crystal clear
		Details of the sea access just next to the picnic area
		From the access to the sea you can see one of the many beautiful local beaches. This one is the beach of San Vito with the Ninfeo and Summit Hotels. The beach is really close at about 150 meters and reachable with a short swim.
		View - A small corner of paradise from the rocks near the picnic area
		The house has a great character and a unique historic importance. In fact, it was birthplace and home to a well known 17th century Italian baroque painter Sebastiano Conca (c. 1680 - 1764). His masterpieces were sought and commissioned by the aristocracy of all Europe and are now displayed permanently in some of the most important museums worldwide such as J. Paul Getty Museum (Los Angeles), Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Courtauld Institute of Art (London, UK) and the Smithsonian American Art Museum (Washington D.C.)
		One of the historic books of Italian art mentioning the house between the beaches of San Vito and St Agostino all rights reserved - casesulweb
		St Agostino beach with property on the background. The beach is at about 300 meters from the home.
		St Agostino’s beach golden sand all rights reserved - casesulweb