Monolocale in Via Cesare Lombroso, 24, Centro, Piombino,
Piombino- Nel centro della città a pochi passi dalla zona pedonale e dal centro storico si propone appartamento completamente e finemente ristrutturato al piano primo composto da un unico ampio locale composto da cucinetta, soggiorno/camera, ripostiglio adibito a lavanderia e bagno. Completa la proprietà un…
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At €90,000 (€2,432/m²), this fully renovated 37 m² apartment is over three times the local sub-€100k median of €733/m². Its central historic-area location, immediate access to the sea, furnished condition, and private terrace justify some premium, but not enough to make it a strong bargain.
More on the house and the area
A beautifully renovated, furnished apartment with a polished modern interior, attractive brick arch details, and a charming private terrace. It is genuinely move-in ready and well suited to living or holidays, though its compact open-plan layout keeps it below the dream-home tier.
The listing and its photos show a house you can move into. Anything you spend beyond the price is your choice, not a repair.
- Very compact 37 sqm open-plan layout with no separate bedroom.
- Energy class G may mean higher running costs or future efficiency work.
- No sea view is shown, despite being close to the coast.
Estimate from the listing and its photos, not a survey. Treat it as the starting point for your own quotes. An Italian builder's quote is normally written without VAT and without design fees, so add about a quarter to any figure a firm gives you.
The area around
Location score 77/100The cluster is on the coast between the Tyrrhenian and the Gulf of Follonica, with sea immediately present and views toward Elba across the Piombino Channel. The headland around Piombino includes rocky shoreline as well as beaches on the gulf side, and the promontory of Populonia and the Sterpaia coastal strip lie within this radius. The area is tied to the Etruscan remains and archaeological park of Baratti and Populonia, and to the port for ferries to Elba and the Tuscan islands. San Vincenzo is the nearest smaller coastal centre to the north, while Follonica is the nearest larger town beyond the gulf for everyday services. This stretch of coast is known for maritime traffic, former steelworks, and the mix of beaches, pinewoods, and low coastal headlands.