Bilocale pari al nuovo con box
Proponiamo in vendita a San Damiano d'Asti, in via Gioberti, luminoso bilocale inserito in un piccolo contesto condominiale di sole 5 unità. Lo stabile è stato oggetto di una completa ristrutturazione circa 9 anni fa, mantenendo l'appartamento in perfette condizioni manutentive. Composizione interna: Ampio…
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In the listingRenovatedSee what needs doing and what each job costs
Renovated 2-room apartment (2017 build) in good condition with garage, balcony, autonomous heating. Priced at 1740 EUR/m2 vs regional median of 650 EUR/m2 — roughly 2.7x the baseline. While the baseline likely reflects rural/inland Piemonte stock and this is a modern, move-in-ready unit justifying a premium, the price is still well above local norms with no sea proximity or other exceptional draw. Condition is genuinely renovated so no reno spend needed, but the asking price leaves little upside for a buyer/investor. Fresh listing (1 day) so limited pricing signal yet.
More on the house and the area
Standard renovated two-room apartment in a small Piedmont town. Interiors are clean and functional but generic—beige tiles, dated dark furniture, plain bathrooms. The renovated courtyard exterior with green shutters has modest local charm but nothing striking. No standout views, location, or architectural character. Reasonable price but no true bargain effect. A perfectly ordinary listing with no scroll-stopping qualities.
The listing and its photos show a house you can move into. Anything you spend beyond the price is your choice, not a repair.
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The area around
Location score 68/100This is the Roero hill country, with vine-covered ridges, small woods and mixed farming between the Tanaro valley and the lower hills toward Asti. The Tanaro river runs a few kilometres away near Alba and marks the edge between Roero and the Langhe. Within about 15 km the main town of size is Asti, with a substantial historic centre, cathedral and services; Alba is a little farther beyond that radius but still part of everyday geography for this area. The area is known for wine, including nearby Roero vineyards, and for hazelnuts in the wider Alba-Asti countryside.