Via Patera,, 3, Campo Calabro
Via Patera,, 3, Campo Calabro (Reggio di Calabria) - Fabbricato a tre piani fuori terra oltre lastrico solare composto da due appartamenti, uno per ciascun piano abitativo, oltre piano terra adibito a magazzino, vano scala e locale ripostiglio. Sono Valerio Pisano, il Consulente Aste Immobiliari con più recensioni in…
What it really costs
- Sold at judicial auction
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The description explicitly markets this as an auction property, which is a veto red flag, and the listing provides 0 sqm, no baths, no condition, and only indicative non-real photos. The advertised €49,984 price therefore cannot be meaningfully compared with the €265/m² baseline.
More on the house and the area
The advertised interiors look polished, but they cannot be credited because the listing states they are only indicative renders. The actual property appears to be a conventional three-storey urban building, with two apartments and a ground-floor storage area, but its real condition and livability remain unclear.
- The listing explicitly says the images are illustrative and not photos of the actual property.
- Condition, usable floor area, bathrooms, utilities, and interior finish are not established.
- Auction purchase may involve legal, occupancy, or access complications.
- The exterior appears to be an ordinary urban apartment building rather than a distinctive farmhouse setting.
The area around
Location score 55/100The cluster is in the built-up area of Reggio Calabria on the Strait of Messina, with the Aspromonte massif rising immediately inland. The Strait is the defining water feature here, with Sicily and Mount Etna visible across the water in clear conditions. The Aspromonte National Park begins inland above the coastal strip. The nearest substantial mountain access is the Gambarie area in Aspromonte, roughly an hour by road, with local ski facilities in season. Reggio Calabria itself is the main city of the area and has a seafront, ferry links, rail connections, the National Archaeological Museum of Magna Graecia, and the airport serving the strait. The area is known for the strait landscape and for bergamot cultivation in the province.