Casa indipendente in Via Pizarrone 6
In una delle località più rinomate e piacevoli dell'entroterra lucano, famosa per il suo clima fresco e la qualità della vita, proponiamo in vendita un luminoso appartamento completamente ristrutturato a nuovo. L'immobile si trova al primo piano di una palazzina anch'essa totalmente riqualificata grazie agli interventi…
What it really costs
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At €68,000 for 128 sqm, the ask is just €531/sqm; with the description claiming fully renovated, the effective price stays €531/sqm. That looks attractive and Maratea is only 2 km from the sea, but the baseline is weak and the listing is contradictory because the listing say Country house while the text describes a renovated apartment in a building, so the discount signal is less trustworthy.
More on the house and the area
This has a pleasant, green hillside setting near Maratea with some mountain outlook and a usable outdoor area under vines, which gives it real lifestyle appeal. The main living spaces shown are simple but functional, with kitchen, bedrooms and bathroom in usable condition, while the exterior annex/stone section looks rough and in need of substantial work. It feels like a livable house with charm and potential, not a polished dream 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.
- Exterior/outbuildings look very worn and partly raw.
- Interiors are basic rather than characterful or stylish.
- Photos suggest uneven outdoor access and stepped layout.
- Listing text appears inconsistent with the photographed property.
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 88/100The cluster is in the Maratea area on the Tyrrhenian coast, with the southern Lucanian Apennines rising directly behind the shore. It sits on the Gulf of Policastro, where a rocky coast with coves and short beaches is broken by headlands such as Capo la Secca and the slopes above Acquafredda, Cersuta and Castrocucco. The coast here is included in the Costa di Maratea, the only Tyrrhenian stretch of Basilicata, and the inland relief quickly becomes wooded mountain terrain. The Sirino massif is inland to the northeast, and the nearest ski area is Monte Sirino, roughly an hour's drive depending on the exact starting point. Maratea itself is the local service town and has a historic hill town, a port, rail access on the coastal line, and the Christ the Redeemer statue on Monte San Biagio above the sea. The area is known for its indented coast and for being Basilicata’s Tyrrhenian seaside centre.