Located in one of the most characteristic streets of the town of Ascoli Piceno, this church, never used as a burial place but solely as a place of worship, was built and inaugurated in 1585, dedicated to the Madonna of Loreto. Deconsecrated in 1919 and sold to private owners, it now houses a 1586 fresco depicting the Madonna of the Stars. This magnificent space can be transformed into an exclusive residence, and with the renders specially created, we would like to take you on a splendid imaginary journey. Spread over 3 levels, the property is situated at the peak of a characteristic, historic pedestrian path paved with cobblestones. The entrance to the small church offers the possibility of a double entrance, either from the main entrance of the place of worship or from the south side. The ground floor, with a single large room, a bathroom, and a small courtyard, offers the possibility of being divided into a living area, with a kitchen and a large bright living room. The upper floor, built with a wooden loft, is designed for one or two bedrooms and a bathroom. On the third floor, there is the possibility of creating an additional bedroom or studio. Historical finishes abound, from the ancient terracotta flooring to the fresco of the Madonna of the Stars, to the roof tiles painted with stars, to the plaques of the benefactors, to the facade bearing a decoration from 1780, largely preserved. Restored in 2005 with interventions including foundation and load-bearing wall consolidation, roof covering with decorated tiles, and consolidation and restoration of external facades, it is currently used as a professional studio. After the restoration, it hosted important city events. The structure lends itself to various uses such as a prestigious residence, representative office, concert hall, etc. Possibility of requesting a driveway in front of the property for 2 parking spaces.