Casa indipendente in Via Francesco Crispi 29
Casa indipendente su tre livelli con terrazzino affacciato sulla Chiesa della Nunziata pronta da abitare A Comiso, in via Francesco Crispi 29, presentiamo una casa indipendente sviluppata su tre piani, con una doppia esposizione angolare che garantisce luminosità naturale in ogni stanza. Il terrazzino al piano…
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At €50,000 (€427/m²), this 117 m² independent home is slightly above the local €395/m² benchmark, but it is advertised as ready to live in with updated floors, windows, doors and two bathrooms. Its historic-center location, terrace and lack of condominium fees add value, though Comiso is 16 km from the sea.
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This is a genuine, usable 117 sqm home rather than a renovation shell, with new floors, windows and doors, two bathrooms, and a large covered terrace. The terrace has a proven view toward the Church of the Nunziata and the surrounding hills, giving the otherwise plain urban house a memorable focal point. It is more practical than picture-perfect, but notably livable at this price.
The listing and its photos show a house you can move into. Anything you spend beyond the price is your choice, not a repair.
- The home is arranged over three floors with no elevator, so daily stair use is unavoidable.
- Interiors are functional and recently refreshed but visually plain, with some apparent wall staining/damp marks.
- Dense central-town setting offers no private garden and limited outdoor space beyond the covered terrace.
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 55/100This is the inland Hyblaean plateau around Comiso, with low limestone hills, dry-stone walls, quarries and a farmed landscape of olive groves, vineyards and fields. The nearest coast is the Strait of Sicily shore around Marina di Ragusa and Scoglitti, with sandy beaches and low coastal ground rather than cliffs. Ragusa is the nearest larger town and has the Baroque historic quarters of Ragusa Ibla and Ragusa Superiore; together with nearby Modica and Scicli, this south-eastern Sicilian Baroque area has UNESCO status. The area is known for agriculture, especially wine, olive oil and greenhouse horticulture toward the coast.