Casale in Carunchio
Lotto 5: diritti di piena proprietà su abitazione di tipo rurale e terreno, entrambi ubicati a Carunchio, via di Nocicchia e censiti, rispettivamente, al catasto urbano del ridetto comune al foglio 15, particelle 24, 25 e 26 (categoria A/6, rendita euro 407,66), nonché al catasto dei terreni del medesimo al foglio 15,…
What it really costs
Can you move in?
A project, not a home yet
- Sold at judicial auction
- Only a share of the property is for sale
Must be done first
- Structure
- Roof
- Wiring
- Plumbing
- Bathroom
- Kitchen
See what needs doing and what each job costs
Listed at EUR 33,993 but the description states the building is "ridotto allo stato collabente" with large roof collapse and parts nearly razed, and the sale is handled by a bankruptcy curator with prior co-ownership; no usable floor area is provided. This is effectively a collapsed ruin requiring full rebuild (estimated ~1,100 EUR/m2), so it cannot be treated as a straightforward habitable property.
More on the house and the area
Lovely stone construction and a genuine hilltop Abruzzo view give real character and charm, but most of the roof and parts of the walls have collapsed. This is a project/ruin — not a livable house — requiring heavy structural work and full renovation before use.
- Building largely collapsed with large roof failures and interior full of rubble — major structural rebuild needed.
- No usable floors/bathroom/kitchen shown; property is not move‑in ready and appears abandoned.
- Small attached parcel overgrown and partially inaccessible; utilities and cadastral positions may need verification/updates.
- Property predates 1967 with no modern permits; restoration will require full planning approvals and adherence to historic/material rules.
The area around
Location score 58/100The area is in the hills of the upper Trigno basin, with the Apennine foothills rising inland toward the Abruzzo-Molise border. The Trigno valley is the main landscape feature within reach. The nearest larger centres are Vasto on the coast and San Salvo, which provide the main services, rail access and larger retail. This part of inland southern Abruzzo is known for small hill villages, mixed farmland and olive growing, with woodland on the higher ground.