Via Generale Sanna, , 09086 Samugheo OR, Italia, 25, Samugheo
Via Generale Sanna, , 09086 Samugheo OR, Italia, 25, Samugheo (Oristano) - Unità abitativa censita in Cat A6 ( di tipo rurale), Zona B2 , Piano Terra -1- 2 distinta in catasto fabbricati al F. 25 Mapp. 2537, Cl.2 , R.C. € 95,80, Vani 3,5 con annesse pertenienze su lotto rettangolare di mq 445 - Sono presenti…
What it really costs
- Sold at judicial auction
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This is explicitly an auction listing ('immobile in asta'), which is a veto red flag and drives the score into trap territory regardless of price. The ad also has no usable sqm, no agibilità, internal irregularities, and the photos are declared non-real/indicative, so the listing data is too weak to assess as a normal home purchase.
More on the house and the area
There is no reliable visual wow here because the photos shown are generic and appear unrelated to the actual home. On paper it includes a rectangular 445 sqm lot, which gives some potential, but the legal/technical issues and lack of verified images make this feel speculative rather than a dream home. As a real place to live, it is too uncertain to score higher.
- Photos are not the real property images; the listing explicitly says they are only indicative.
- Internal layout differs from permits and needs cadastral updating.
- No certificate of habitability/agibilità is present.
- Actual condition and livability cannot be verified from this listing.
The area around
Location score 58/100The area sits in the central Sardinian uplands around the upper Tirso basin, with low mountains and volcanic hills within the daily landscape. The Tirso river system is the main water feature nearby, and Lake Omodeo lies within the wider area to the west. The nearest larger centres are Oristano on the Campidano plain and Nuoro inland for broader services; in the immediate area the reference town is Sorgono/ghilarsa-Abbasanta side rather than a major city. This part of inland Sardinia is known for weaving and textile traditions, cork oak and holm oak countryside, and Nuragic archaeology scattered across the territory.