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Tribunale: Brescia RGE: 76/2018 PVP: 4624694 Bene 1 Porzione di fabbricato cielo terra suddiviso su tre piani Bene 2 Annesso bosco ceduo e vecchio vigneto abbandonato VUOI ACQUISTARE QUESTO IMMOBILE ALL'ASTA? PRENOTA ORA LA TUA CONSULENZA GRATUITA! Rispondi subito a questo annuncio per ricevere il link e fissare la…
What it really costs
Can you move in?
Not before the basics are done
- Sold at judicial auction
See what needs doing and what each job costs
This is a judicial auction (Tribunale: Brescia), which is a retail-veto risk; the price is €25,571 but the listing omits the property area (sqm=0) so effective €/m2 cannot be computed and the sale requires auction expertise.
More on the house and the area
Bright, modern interiors (wood floors, updated kitchen and bathroom) give a move-in‑ready feel and you get city-to-hills views. However the building façade looks run-down and the listing notes the property needs work and is being sold at auction — expect extra legal checks and renovation/common‑area costs.
- Property listed as auction lot / needs renovation (legal checks advised)
- Building exterior shows peeling plaster and likely common-area repairs
- No clear private garden/terrace shown; outdoor space unclear
The area around
Location score 71/100The cluster is in the Val Camonica, with the mountains of the Bergamo Alps and the Adamello-Presanella side valleys closing the horizon. The Oglio runs through the valley floor here, and Lake Iseo is just south of the valley mouth. The Adamello Regional Park begins a short distance to the north-west in the upper valley. The nearest ski lifts are the Borno area on the east side of the valley, about 20 minutes by road, and Montecampione above the western side, about 30 minutes depending on access. Breno is the nearest historic valley town of some size, while Boario Terme itself has the spa district and the ordinary services of a small centre. Capo di Ponte, within the valley, is part of the UNESCO site of the Rock Drawings in Valcamonica. The area is known for its long Alpine valley landscape, hydrothermal spa tradition, and prehistoric rock art.