Montebelluna
MONTEBELLUNA
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At €85,000, the listing gives no size, room count, condition, or habitability details—only the town name and three photos. Compared with €317/m² locally, the deal cannot be verified and should be treated as a high-risk renovation prospect.
More on the house and the area
A highly photogenic Veneto farmhouse with extensive exposed brick, original green shutters, tiled roofs, and a distinctive historic facade. The buildings appear structurally intact from outside and have a small landscaped garden, but livability is unproven because there are no interiors, dimensions, or condition details.
- No interior photos or reliable details on bathrooms, kitchen, utilities, or living condition.
- The extensive farmhouse may require substantial modernization despite its intact roofs and attractive exterior.
- The frontage appears close to a road and utility lines.
The area around
Location score 58/100Montebelluna sits on the north-western edge of the Treviso plain, where the last foothills begin below the Belluno Prealps. The Piave runs a few kilometres to the north-east, and the Montello hill is immediately to the east, a wooded ridge with vineyards and memorial sites from the First World War. The nearest large town is Treviso, with a substantial historic centre, services and rail connections. The area is known for sports-shoe manufacturing and for prosecco country on the nearby hills around Asolo and Valdobbiadene.