San Giovanni Valdarno
Tribunale: Arezzo RGE: 11/2019 PVP: 4613602 Compendio immobiliare composto da:5a) - fabbricato a destinazione residenziale non ultimato (risulta realizzata parzialmente la parte strutturale, ovvero il piano interrato, il solaio di calpestio al piano terreno e le pilastrature al piano terreno), in progetto denominato…
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- Sold at judicial auction
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This is a judicial auction (Tribunale di Arezzo) listed at €75,044, and the description describes partially-built, non-ultimated villa shells while the facts claim 'Renovated' and no usable square metres are provided, so it cannot be treated as a normal habitable sale.
More on the house and the area
The photos show sleek, modern interiors and a high‑end bathroom, but the official description says these are partially built shells, not completed homes. This is a project/auction opportunity rather than a move‑in ready dream villa — expect substantial completion work, permits and extra costs.
- Listing/technical description states the villas are non‑ultimated: only basement, ground slab and pillars built (structural shell).
- Photos show finished, staged interiors that likely do not match the advertised unfinished units (possible stock/staged images).
- Sale by auction — additional legal/extra costs and complexities likely.
- No proven views, private garden or historic character visible in the photos.
The area around
Location score 58/100The cluster sits in the Valdarno superiore, the Arno valley between Florence and Arezzo, with low cultivated hills and terraces rising on both sides of the river. The Arno is the main river of the area. To the west, within this radius, are the first slopes of the Chianti hills; to the east the land rises toward the Pratomagno ridge, the mountain wall that defines this side of the valley. The nearest larger town is Montevarchi, which provides the main rail and shopping services for the valley, while Arezzo and Florence are the two main cities used for higher-order services and commuting. The wider area is known for olive groves, vineyards and mixed Tuscan farming, and for the historic industrial district of the Valdarno.