Rustico/casale in Via Roma 80
Centro storico: Appartamento in corte sviluppato su due livelli tra primo e secondo piano con scala interna, il tutto ristrutturato di recente. Zona giorno composta da: salone, tinello, cucina e bagno. Zona notte mansardata: due camere con cabina armadio, bagno e due terrazzini. Annessi diritti di posto auto in locale garage. Ambienti accoglienti e funzionali. Abitabile da subito. Ottimo per...
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Recently renovated, move-in apartment (98 m²) with 34 photos, high ceilings, terrace and parking; negligible renovation needed. At €76,000 the effective price is €776/m² versus the regional median of €426/m², so it’s a well-presented property but notably expensive for the area.
More on the house and the area
Recently renovated, move-in-ready apartment in a historic centro storico building with a handsome arched façade and attractive modern interiors. Very good usable layout (living room, dining, separate kitchen, two bedrooms and two baths) and excellent value for the size. Practical caveats: narrow street access, attic bedrooms with reduced height, and only a garage parking right rather than a private driveway.
The listing and its photos show a house you can move into. Anything you spend beyond the price is your choice, not a repair.
- Located on a narrow, sloping historic street — access and parking can be awkward (only rights to a space in a garage are included).
- Upper bedrooms are mansardated (lower headroom) and the layout uses internal stairs — not suitable if you need level access or an elevator.
- No private garden or large outdoor space; only small terraces.
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 51/100The cluster lies on the plain at the foot of the Monti Tifatini, with the larger mass of the Partenio mountains farther east. Caserta is the nearest town of size, with the Reggia di Caserta and its park. San Leucio, part of the UNESCO listing with the Royal Palace of Caserta, is also nearby. This part of the province is known for the Campanian plain, market gardening and buffalo-mozzarella country.