Via Timpa Magna, , 95032 Belpasso CT, Italia, 13, Belpasso
Via Timpa Magna, , 95032 Belpasso CT, Italia, 13, Belpasso (Catania) - Villetta sita in zona periferica di Belpasso (CT), Via Timpa Magna n. 13, costituita da piano terra e primo, che presenta diverse irregolarità edilizie, oltre ampio terreno sul quale insiste una seconda villetta totalmente abusiva, non sanabile e…
What it really costs
Can you move in?
Livable, but something basic is worn out
- Sold at judicial auction
Must be done first
- Kitchen
See what needs doing and what each job costs
This is a judicial auction and the listing says a second villa is "totally abusive, non-sanabile" and must be demolished, so the property cannot be relied on as a lawful dwelling. Price €72,457 with no floor area given and photos listed as "only indicative" — I estimate very high restoration/demolition costs (~€1,100/m²) so this is unsafe for typical buyers.
More on the house and the area
Interiors in the photos look newly finished and neutral — floors, recessed lighting and a fitted bathroom suggest a move‑in ready apartment. But the setting is an ordinary block with no scenic views, and the seller’s note about planning irregularities and an unlawful second dwelling is a serious legal red flag.
- Listing warns of serious urban-regularity problems and a second entirely illegal villa on the lot that must be demolished
- Ad itself states images may be indicative/stock and not true photos of the property
- Photos show no garden or attractive views — property is in a utilitarian urban block next to the street
- Confirm exact square metres, legal status and utilities before bidding
The area around
Location score 78/100Mount Etna rises immediately to the north, and Belpasso sits on the southern side of the volcano in a landscape shaped by historic lava flows. The Parco dell'Etna begins nearby on the upper slopes. The nearest ski lifts are on Etna at Rifugio Sapienza, roughly a 25-minute drive in normal conditions. Catania is the nearest large city, with full services, a university, a major railway station and the airport. The area is known for Etna viticulture, pistachios from the southwest Etna belt, and settlements rebuilt after eruptions and earthquakes.