Sunny Apartment in Charming Isola del Liri | Discover the Heart of Lazio, Italy | Just €250.000!
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- Welcome to your dream home in the picturesque town of Isola del Liri, nestled in the heart of Lazio, Italy! This stunning apartment offers not only modern comfort but also a rich tapestry of history and culture waiting to be explored.
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History of Isola del Liri, Lazio, Italy
Isola del Liri is a gem nestled amidst the lush landscapes of Lazio, Italy. With a history dating back to ancient times, this charming town boasts a rich tapestry of historical significance. Originally settled by the Volsci tribe, Isola del Liri later became a strategic Roman outpost. Its most notable feature, the cascading waterfalls splitting the town into two, has been captivating visitors for centuries.
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Apartment Highlights
Step into this bright and sunny apartment, located conveniently within a commercial center, offering unparalleled convenience with everything you need just a stroll away. Boasting three spacious bedrooms, two baths, and generously sized living spaces, this residence exudes comfort and style.
The apartment also features a storage closet outside in the hallway, providing ample space to neatly organize your belongings. Whether you're lounging in the sunlit living room or exploring the charming streets of Isola del Liri, this apartment offers the perfect blend of modern luxury and historic charm.
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I have been kind of obsessed with this town since I saw the waterfall. So glad you are highlighting it!
You are welcome. So many neat places to see here.
Twice as nice, half the price. Best catch phrase for your channel. ❤
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Lovely apartment. Don't love the view of the dated apartments, but like all the amenities its offers. The waterfall is amazing! Thanks for showing!
Why no car? I have been going to Italy since 1984 and I have never felt a need for a car. My wife and I will move to Italy in the next year and if we want to go out into the country I will rent a car. In the city I prefer public transport. For me not running errands in a car is lovely. Our life style will be a city apartment. We can afford to have a contractor do our upgrades and I NEVER want to drive to another hardware store again. I feel like I have had a life time of driving and it’s enough. LOL.
Oh for sure living in the city no car assuming it’s a big one with constant public trans. Thanks for answering!
Totally agree. We have four kids and my mother in law on our insurance - granted we have four cars (three Jeeps and a Honda Pilot, so not fancy) and we pay $2,000 in payments and $979 in insurance every month! (Florida car and home coverages has tripled since 2020) and I feel like cars are nothing but an expense. At close to $3,00). month plus home taxes and insurance we could live well in Italy on the same $50K! If we land in Lucca the train is well connected to anywhere we need to go. For the Tuscan country weekends, there is a car rental place right outside the walls! Cant wait to give up the cars for a while!
Brad, Olivia - Once again I love your honesty! Our house insurance, car insurance and taxes have skyrocketed in the last 3 years. To the point of the house now owning us, even though we are mortgage free. To see you tell it bluntly, "America is too expensive" really hits home! A few things are keeping us here 1-2 more years, but we are so ready. (My father-in-law with very ill health is the main hinge right now.) Anyway, I just wanted to say thank you for speaking so candidly! Often when people complain about high costs, others think "they just don't make enough" but I no longer think that is true! You simply cannot get ahead anymore the way our parents did. I turn 50 this Friday and want the second half of my life to be enjoying life with my husband in Italy. Our three oldest kids are out and we have a 12-yr old who is eager to move too - we can homeschool him until he learns the language. Our 105-pound Saint Berdoodle (like your giant babies) is my worry. Which airline and what crate did you find that was ok'd for cargo? Anyway - we are making plans and slowly it's coming together.
I love all the light the big windows let in. Great apartment.
As a woman in the US, who is knowledgeable about cars and such, I'm so tired of repair places trying to rip me off. I don't particularly enjoy driving distances and hope my move to Italy would simplify things and I just wouldn't need a car
Possible. Depends where you want to live. And of course you can always rent. So many of my subscribers are looking to find a small place out in the boonies and those cheap but removed towns have limited public transport options. Especially in the hills, where you might be an hour by bus from the nearest train station. Just watch where you buy and make sure you check out these things seriously.
Those windows and shutters are absolutely stellar. Wonderful and spacious apartment. Only thing I don't care for is the neighboring 60s/70s high rise apartments.
LOVE this town! My cousin (from Atina) took my son and me for pizza beside that waterfall when we visited last June. Beautiful and vibrant at night!
I don't want to have a car because the apartment would be my Holiday home. Hello from N Texas!
Howdy fellow Texan! It is a neat town and lots to walk to.
Thank you for sharing why you chose Italy. I love it, “twice as nice for half the price”! I’m in a similar place - close to semi retiring and looking to do something different in life. My husband speaks Italian and has family in Italy, so it’s a dream of ours to live there too. A good quality of life for much cheaper. That apartment is deceiving - beautiful, spacious and clean on the inside but so so on the outside. Love that water fall!
Yeah, that’s the trick… Finding a place that central to everything where you can walk, but not being in the middle of a bunch of commercial shops and apartment buildings. The good news is there something for everybody here. I hope you guys can make the move, it’s better than you think.
What a nice apartment and a nice town too. Thanks for showing it B&O. Missing the Boys…
What are the costs associated with owning a car?
Cost of car, insurance, gas. What about getting a license? Penalties for braking (unkowingly) driving and parking rules?
I love the town. I love the apartment. It’s ready to go. ❤❤
Just ordered your book! I love watching you and the lovely wife ☺️
Thank you so much! I hope you love the book. Leave a review on Amazon if you love it, if you don’t love it, just write me and let me know why…. 🥸
I did buy your book & just started reading!
Thanks! I hope you love it. Brad
I Like this apartment!! It has a little of that romantic feeling of Italy.😊 Just a little bit and I like this apartment. It's big. It's really beautiful and the windows my goodness. Huge! You wouldn't have to do hardly anything to be very comfortable here. I'm very nice place❤. It can't be too far from the sea is it?
Just like 45 mins
Beautiful apartment! I love it!
Very cute town ❤.I've never seen a town in the US with a waterfall 😊 . We just dont have the beauty of Europe in the US at all . Few towns on eastcoast are charming, but that's about it . Italy,Switzerland, Austria and France are the prettiest and so close to go on vacation to if you live there😊
Love the property. I prefer not to have a car because of the expense. I was raised in NYC and love to walk. I feel much more connected to the community in an area where everything is close by.
Solid answer. Lots of great cities here for that. Even smaller ones.
Just not every city. Lots of people looking for these cheap houses in remote areas and they will not have good service by local buses. I worry about them being stranded.
You gave a great reason why you moved to Italy.
Yes. A bunch of them. You’ll love it too if you try.
I don't know about driving because of signage and my ability to understand the language. I also think you drive on the other side of the road and that makes me worried. Nice place!
It’s not the other side so don’t worry about that. Fair enough on the rest but most signs are symbols and therefore not a language deal. But if you can find a place without a car needed that’s great too.
I dont speak a word of italian but found my way around easily by car
I found the road system really good
Amy, no need to worry - same side as the USA and all you need is GPS on your phone. I navigated through France and Monaco a few years back and dont speak a word of French. Italy is also very bilingual in their signage in any populated area!
We don’t want a car, but we would love to live in the country. We just prefer to let someone else do the driving. We got used to it when we lived in NYC after living in the crazy traffic in Texas.
I’m flying out of Texas back to Italy as I wrote this. Don’t know when all the people here took a stupid pill before driving but there’s a lot of horrific drivers here. They would eat their lunch in Italy.
I like this place. It's the view of the apartment complexes I don't like. !! Darn.
Regarding having a car, my concern is the perceived difficulty of getting of getting an Italian drivers license, as a non-Italian speaker.
I think the law is going to change soon. They allow German and French testing. English will come back I bet. There are WAY too many Americans and other English speakers investing and retiring here.
If I was living in Italy full time I’d want a car especially in a town like that one where it takes a while to get to the frecce rail lines. Would be interesting to know about longer term car rentals … are there many local comp that do rentals for 1-3 months.
They call it a short lease. Lots do it.
Lots of time you can snag a good deal just from a regular company. Just not in July August. 🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼
Thanks. I will look into it. Let me know if you have any recommendations.
Regarding getting a car, i would want one but don't know if I'd be able to pass the drivers test since it's in Italian.
What a beautiful waterfall that is! nice apartment too. Interesting to hear you saying the reasons you guys decided to relocate to italy. All of them make total sense and it was a smart decision. You and olivia are an inspiration for me from the moment i started watching your channel ❤. Why i wouldnt want to have a car in italy? Cause i am terrified of getting into an accident due to the fact that i am not familiar with the traffic rules, signs, language, plus italians are well known for been very agressive drivers, and tailing you all the time, and because it seems almost impossible to get a drivers license when you have to take a written test in italian which is over 400 questions!
I have a question brad; you said you are driving with your international drivers license? Can you continued doing that even after you get your italian residency, and if so for how long?
They have laws here. But at the end of the day things are a little lax. For now I’m just using my US drivers license and international drivers permit. If I get pulled over, I doubt they’re going to pull me up on the database and see who I am. Rule number one is even if you speak Italian, you don’t speak Italian when you get pulled over by the cops. He just look at them blankly. Most of the traffic cops here aren’t going to be fluent in English. Or wherever you’re from…
I heard a rumor that near one of the US bases here in Italy, you can just go into the local office and they give all the Americans in the area total blank check on things. They can even get bank loans. And if you go to the drivers license office, they just have you sign the paperwork and give you one. Not even a test required. so it really is the land of I know a guy who knows a guy. Even if that guy is uncle Sam.
@BradsWorld that would be great if I could get a driver license there without going through all that hustle! If I have to take a test in italian with more than 400 questions in order to get an Italian driving license it will never happen even if I live there for another 20 years! You should try to see brad if they can give it to you just for the asking and let me know! Hahaha
I want to live in a town which is accessible by foot, bus. or train as I am getting older.
Then something like this is a good choice. Not too small, but manageable.
I lived in TX fo 5 yrs & the property taxes were insane. I know there weren't income taxes, but it cost in other ways.
Right! Unless you stop making income or retire you’re still on the hook for that $2000 a month or 500 a month or whatever it is. The only way to get ahead in Texas to be a high income renter.
You're right about the floors and kitchen. They do need changing out.
I think I'd want the room with the fireplace as my bedroom.
It would just feel cozy in winter to have a fire while reading a book in bed.
I would say it would be good to be in a town where you don't need a car but it would be good to have one so you can go to the sea or wherever all over the continent.
The price is great for the size and location.
Is that a really touristy town?
Ciao Oli and Brad.
I think the floors are pretty. I think the tile is kind of cool
Hey Werner
It gets a good amount of tourists. But not an overflow. The waterfall is well known and there are nice shops and stuff. About 45 mins to beach. It was a pleasant town.
You guys are used to such high end finishes. Y'all crack me up.😅 I'm sorry lol but the kitchen is fine. It looks fine. It really does. It's not that bad. I think the apartment is wonderful😃👍✌️
You had to see the gold and laminate in person… 😳
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The actual test to get a driver’s license seems pretty difficult
It is. An only in Italian now not English. Thanks Brexit… 😤😤😤
MIght not want a car because of the pain of getting the license. Besides here in Australia, we drive on the other side of the road.
++ Car costs...
Ok. Good to know bozo. Miss your regular comments. 💚💚
@@BradsWorld My goodness... This one place has taken me back almost 60 years to when I was a kid in Verona.
This place seems infinitely practical and BEAUTIFULLY made/kept. Tons of parking for visitors.
When/If I make the move, I need space for visiting nieces/nephew bros'sisters and... and.. the pile of associates at the University where I work, who threaten to make themselves at home in wherever I live. Wow.... These shots so reminiscant of Italy for me... Verona has more historic stuff but my mind has moved on from there [kinda like how you were describing your divorce from Texas]... Like life's "Next Chapter" moment.
While there is still "Gas In The Tank"... and my wheels are still spinning, I put these thoughts out there every day.
Thanks Brad to you and Liv for sharing this. Would I be so bold to suggest that this is kinda your "therapy" as well as your interest.
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Happy hello to you two.
Just looking at this one again. My word it makes sense. Lots of the great Italian atmosphere coming in the Windows there. Lil traffic noise, it's all soft noise and a reminder life goes on.
I need to decide this year what is next. Once the nutty US election is over it will tell me whether the world is going to go back to the stability we have a few years ago, or continue with the recent insanity and corruption that has morphed the world which sadly, the US has lead. Am really hoping the EU will dissolve and particularily, Italy will go back to what it was, like I remember and lived it.
Glad you guys have cleared the hurdles and found your new life. Again, all the best for now. ==BOZE==
I think the car situation is the horror stories we hear. Like: finding parking, scam with insurance, theft, etc. The train system is so easy there!
The train systems great for long distances are popping into Rome if you live two hours away. And if you lived in a big city like Florence or Rome or Luca , or Venice, of course you wouldn’t need a car. But a lot of people are watching these videos that want to live in the small towns. And I think it’ll be virtually impossible for them not to have a car. Most roads here in general are very empty. Most signs are done in symbols, not written language. And frankly everybody should be learning Italian that plans on moving here even before you start to move. Go with a good insurance company I use alliance. They’ve stood behind me 100% after a hailstorm and I’m getting the car repaired for a second time for something that was missed no problem. No questions asked.
@@BradsWorld Educating like you do is what is helpful! Thanks!!!
Car? I have a handicap and though i drive with it for the last 15 yrs without accident im afraidvi may loose my license with the old age tests you have to get from age 50. I'd love to know more about how that works...
Twice as nice at half the price! I like it! 😂
tm… 🤣🤣
@@BradsWorld I am moving to the Cagliari area later this year Brad. Currently at a level 2.5 out of 5 in Italian and truly appreciate your grasp of the language. Looking forward to your future videos. A dopo
Would love to get a car as soon as I move to Italy, but don't think it'd pass the test for a license.
You wont... Unless you study and happen to be fluent in Italian. But you can still buy a car here using a LLC, and you can use your US license for a while, and if you did get pulled over chances are you wouldn't have your immigration status pulled on the spot. And if you have never driven here, you have to pull off some really crazy s$&% to even get pulled over. Its bedlam here!
Don't worry too much about it. Public Transport is good too BTW!
I think the biggest issue about having a car in Italy is passing the Italian driving test in Italian!!
I’ll let you guys know soon. We may attempt it soon.
Oly can take it in Spanish. I will need to find a guy who knows a guy! 🤪
I have been led to believe to get drivers license in italy, both the written test and road test are only in italian, which could take a while to fully understand in order to not make too many errors.
It’s not available in English although it is available I believe still in other EU languages but since Great Britain left not in English now. So thanks England… And yes it’s incredibly hard even if you speak fluently in Italian. My Italian friends here say there’s over 400 possible questions and it’s like an old-school Italian.
I’m just gonna go with the international drivers route and hope the cop doesn’t check too much who I am. My car is owned by my company here so it’s not a problem for registering at etc. It’s Italy, there’s always a workaround.
Brexit has a lot to answer for. I'm British and it gets me every time.. but there are ways around everything. I didn't know that about the driving test! That sucks 😮
Not have a car?
If a dual-citizen & tax resident, I'd need to get a license after year 1. Can't buy/register/insure a car without Italian license. Not impossible, but problematic.
If I'm not a tax citizen, renting a car is quite expensive.
Your videos are well made, and this place is beautiful. However, you have an erroneous apostrophe. It's supposed to read *Its Beauty is Inspiring," not "It is" beauty.
I’ll deduct it from my paycheck…!
Oh wait…! 🤣🤣🤣
You have to be a resident to actually purchase/own a car, correct?
No, you can form a simple, limited liability company and then advise the car and you own the company. Ergo, the car. It’s not expensive to do and it’s a hell of a lot better than renting every time you come here especially if it’s for multiple months at a time. Cars are not expensive here. Thanks for commenting!
I wish my kitchen was as nice as that one 😊