Prignano s/secchia - graziosa porzione in sasso ristrutturata nel 2007
AM-7896-PRI Tra Prignano e Serramazzoni, in borghetto storico, porzione in sasso terra-cielo, ristrutturata nel 2007 con ingresso al piano TERRA da area cortiliva comune su cucinotto, sala con camino, bagno di servizio. Al PRIMO piano 2 camere, bagno e ripostiglio. Cantina spaziosa al piano SEMINTERRATO. Area di…
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In the listingRenovatedSee what needs doing and what each job costs
Renovated in 2007 and well-documented with 39 photos, but the effective price is €946/m2 (€88k / 93 m2), about 106% above the regional baseline of €459/m2. Inland location (67 km from the sea) and energy class G help explain caution — the price is high for the market despite the good condition.
More on the house and the area
Lovely renovated stone townhouse in a historic borgo with exposed beams, original stonework and a cosy brick fireplace — clearly a lived-in, move-in-ready home. Comes with a cellar, two bathrooms and a small exclusive outdoor/parking area a few metres away, but no proper private garden and heating is via pellet (G energy class).
The listing and its photos show a house you can move into. Anything you spend beyond the price is your choice, not a repair.
- Terraced/attached house in a borgo — limited private outdoor space (no garden).
- Exclusive outdoor area/parking is a short walk away, courtyard looks shared.
- Energy class G; main heating shown is pellet stove and only predisposed for LPG.
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 52/100The area sits on the first hills where the Reggio Emilia plain meets the northern Apennines. The Secchia river runs nearby and shapes the valley east of the town. Within roughly 15 km the landscape is a mix of wooded ridges, cultivated slopes and small industrial areas tied to the ceramic district around Sassuolo and Scandiano. The nearest larger town is Sassuolo, which has full daily services and a substantial urban-industrial belt. Farther south the Modenese and Reggiano Apennines rise toward the main ridge, but the higher mountain scenery is outside the immediate area. This part of Emilia is known for ceramics and for the transition from plain to foothill countryside.