Two kitchens, a small orchard and stunning views of snow-capped mountains: TV chef Silvia Colloca lists the stunning 'castle' where she films her popular SBS show Made In Italy for just $480,000 on social media
Fans of TV chef and actress Silvia Colloca can now own the three-bedroom villa where she films her popular SBS cooking series, Made in Italy.
The domestic goddess, 41, has listed the stunning Abruzzo property on social media, asking offers above $480,000.
Taking to Instagram with an image of the home's breathtaking stone facade, the brunette beauty, who is married to actor Richard Roxburgh, wrote: 'My dear friends. My family home in Torricella (Abruzzo), the stunning location set of my@sbsfood show Made in Italy, is for sale!'
La Dolce Vita! TV chef Silvia Colloca has listed the three-bedroom villa where she films her popular SBS cooking series, Made in Italy. The domestic goddess is pictured here with her husband, Richard Roxburgh
Breathtaking: The charming family home is nestled in a picturesque village between snow-capped mountains and the Adriatic sea
The charming family home is nestled in a picturesque village between snow-capped mountains and the Adriatic sea.
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Spread across three levels, the 'casale' - Italian for castle - features a spacious living area with historical fireplace and fully equipped kitchen on the ground floor.
The mid-level boasts a rather large master bedroom with ensuite.
Recognise this? On the top level, the second kitchen is instantly recognisable to fans of the SBS cooking show
On the top level, the second kitchen is instantly recognisable to fans of the SBS cooking show, as well as the dual terraces featuring stunning vistas of the old village of Torricella Peligna and the Majella mountains.
Set on 2000 sqm of land, boasting plum, pear and peach trees, the property also features a self-contained apartment in a renovated stable.
Handling the sale, Silvia's mother Lori told realestate.com.au this week: 'The house was recently used as the location set for my daughter’s TV show.
Authentic: Spread across three levels, the 'casale' - Italian for castle - features a spacious living area with historical fireplace and fully equipped kitchen on the ground floor
Comfort: The mid-level boasts a rather large master bedroom with ensuite
Italian style: A bathroom features intricate tile detail
'And it seems so many people have made a strong connection with her show that they now wish they could live in Torricella and cook Silvia’s recipes in that very kitchen!'
Silvia met Rake star, Richard, 51, on the set of Hugh Jackman blockbuster, Van Helsing.
The couple married in 2004 and share three children, Raphael, 12, Miro, nine, and two year-old Luna.
To die for: Terraces on the upper level feature stunning vistas of the old village of Torricella Peligna and the Majella mountains
Th great outdoors: Set on 2000 sqm of land, boasting plum, pear and peach trees, the property also features a self-contained apartment in a renovated stable
Relocating to Sydney from London in 2009, Silvia recently admitted finding it a 'struggle' living in her famous husband's shadow.
'I ate a massive dose of humble pie,' she told The Australian Women's Weekly in September 2018, adding that she was forced to take 'unpaid work' as an actress.
'I quickly realised that anything I did internationally just didn't translate, it was a bit of a struggle,' she said of her new life in Australia.
Now a popular food blogger, Silvia has released her third cookbook Laugh, Love, Bake last year.
Handling the sale, Silvia's mother Lori told realestate.com.au this week: 'The house was recently used as the location set for my daughter’s TV show 'And it seems so many people have made a strong connection with her show that they now wish they could live in Torricella and cook Silvia’s recipes in that very kitchen!'
