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first question every potential investor asks himself
is what to invest in. With some stock market investments
and pension schemes not fairing very well, real
estate is an attractive option. The second question
is where to invest, particularly in light of spiraling
real estate prices in the U.K. and elsewhere.
Italy is a safe and delightful alternative, and
guarantees at a very minimum a charming holiday
home for life.
Italian culture is based on traditions,
on the family and on the life that revolves around
the home. Being a property owner has dominated
the
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priorities
list of most Italians in the last century, also
thanks to government-introduced home purchase
incentives. Property ownership is taken very seriously
in Italy.
In fact, the market
for second and holiday homes has expanded in recent
years as investors have sought them out as an
avenue for entertainment, holidaymaking, relaxing
and travel. Investors buying a house in Calitri
stand to benefit from all these aspects and will
end up with a charming holiday home family and
friends can enjoy for many years to come.
In fact, the Italian peninsula has
attracted foreigners ever since the eighteenth
century, as James Joyce, Lord Byron and Johann
Wolfgang von Goethe remind us. Each corner of
the country offers delicacies for the intellect,
the body and the soul to savour. The nation's
artistic and cultural heritage is evident not
only in museums but also in the streets and in
every-day life. The outstanding architecture,
the artistic heritage, the thermal baths, the
enchanting seashores, the skiing resorts, and
the gourmet food and wine are among the infinite
attractions that entice many a visitor every day.
Each region has its own specialties and characteristics,
and while some are more well known than others,
each is unique and has something very special
to call its own.
Calitri is in Campania, a region
very well known both in Italy and abroad as the
homeland of pizza, mozzarella, and of romantic
melodies. The ``Borgo Antico Calitri'' is located
in the center of Italy - halfway between the ruins
of Pompeii and the Amalfi coast to the west and
Magna Graecia to the east. The area around Calitri
is sprinkled with castles, aristocratic palazzos
and delightful locations soaked in history and
tradition, ridged with hills and valleys and marked
by the ancient trails along which Hannibal and
his legions marched when setting off to attack
ancient Rome 2,000 years ago. Twenty centuries
later, these lands are still completely intact,
untouched by the massive urbanization and industrialization
common to most rural areas in Italy and Europe
today. Here, visitors can wander around and re-discover
ancient worlds, visit abbeys and monasteries reminiscent
of times gone by, enjoy the Mediterranean cuisine
and wine, bask in the sun, and fill their time
with exciting sports and cultural activities.
This combination of factors make Calitri a unique
holiday location where homebuyers can go to switch
off and recharge their batteries.
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