Palazzo - Edificio in Frosinone
Vendesi grazioso appartamento ristrutturato di 90 mq al terzo piano con ascensore, vicino a tutti i servizi quali ospedale, tabaccheria, alimentari, fermata navetta e parco Matusa. L'immobile è disposto nel seguente modo: ingresso , sala, due camere molto ampie, cucinotto, bagno finestrato, due balconi e ripostiglio. €80.000 non trattabili e no agenzie.
What it really costs
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The listing says renovated, so estimated renovation is €0/m²; effective price stays €80,000, or about €889/m². That is roughly 95% above the Lazio palazzo baseline of €455/m², so despite decent livability and amenities, it looks expensive for this sub-€100k stock and the 'ristrutturato' claim at this level warrants verification.
More on the house and the area
This looks like a real, usable apartment rather than a project: floors, heating, fitted kitchen and furnished rooms are all in place. But the visual wow is limited, with ordinary finishes and no proven view, exterior beauty or special character in the photos. At the price, it feels practical value more than dream-home magic.
The listing and its photos show a house you can move into. Anything you spend beyond the price is your choice, not a repair.
- No view, exterior charm or historic character is shown.
- Interiors look functional but fairly plain and dated overall.
- Only one bathroom is listed for 90 sqm.
- Condition is unclear beyond the photographed rooms.
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 48/100Frosinone sits in the Sacco valley with the Ernici Mountains close to the north and the Lepini range to the west-southwest. The Cosa river runs through the town and the Sacco river valley is the main landscape around it. Within about 15 km the area is a mix of valley-floor settlement, roads and industry, with older hill towns nearby such as Veroli and Alatri just beyond that radius. Rome and the Tyrrhenian coast are practical connections rather than part of the immediate landscape.