Bilocale in Via Gremigneto
VINCI - CENTRO Nel centro storico di Vinci, proponiamo un appartamento al piano terra completamente ristrutturato. L’abitazione si sviluppa interamente su un unico livello ed è composta da una luminosa zona giorno con angolo cottura. Camera da letto matrimoniale, ripostiglio e bagno finestrato servito di doccia.…
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The apartment is advertised as fully renovated, but at €98,000 (€2,042/m²) it is nearly three times the €730/m² local benchmark. Its historic-center location and 28 photos add some appeal, but not enough to justify the substantial premium.
More on the house and the area
This is a bright, charmingly furnished apartment in Vinci’s historic center, with a brick arch, beamed bedroom ceiling, attractive patterned kitchen tiles, and a polished, welcoming interior. It has been completely renovated, is fully furnished, and appears immediately livable rather than a renovation project. The main limitations are its small size, lack of outdoor space or proven view, and relatively high asking price for a 48 sqm home.
The listing and its photos show a house you can move into. Anything you spend beyond the price is your choice, not a repair.
- Energy class G suggests weaker efficiency and potentially higher running costs.
- At 48 sqm, the apartment is compact and has no visible private outdoor space or notable view.
- The heating shown relies on split units rather than a conventional central system.
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 63/100The cluster is in the Montalbano hills, a belt of olive-covered and wooded hills between the Arno plain and the Valdinievole. The Arno valley lies nearby to the south, shaping the wider lowland around Empoli. Vinci itself is known for Leonardo da Vinci, and the area is a landscape of small hill villages, farmhouses, vineyards and olive groves typical of inland north-west Tuscany. Empoli is the nearest larger town and provides rail links, hospitals, larger shops and everyday services. Florence and Pistoia are farther out and matter for work and transport, but they are outside the immediate landscape.