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Price per m² · vs area¹
The source gives no floor area, so the €/m² of this auction cannot be worked out. At the area's prices for abitazioni civili (1,200–1,400 €/m²) €37,376 buys 27–31 m²: if the property is larger, the reserve price is below market. Check it against the valuation report.
all property types in the area (OMI · Agenzia delle Entrate)
| Property type | €/m² (min–max) |
|---|---|
| abitazioni civili | 1,200–1,400 |
| box | 910–1,050 |
| ville e villini | 1,550–1,800 |
What you are buying
Taxes if the debtor is not a business selling with VAT (the notice of sale says so), for a sale at the reserve price. The €100 are the mortgage and cadastral taxes. First-home relief and the cadastral value must be requested before the transfer decree. The buyer is also liable for unpaid condominium fees of the current and previous year (art. 63 disp. att. c.c.), and the valuation report lists them. Source: Agenzia delle Entrate, guida «L'acquisto della casa», ottobre 2025, checked on 2026-10-24.
Original description · from the source, in Italian
Price history²
On the map
open the full map (cadastre, risks, constraints) ↗ · Cadastral map of Varano Borghi
Documents and bidding
- Court order
- Court decision
- Appraisal
- Notice of sale
- Floor plan
- Appraisal
The documents (valuation report, notice of sale, court orders) come from the Portale delle Vendite Pubbliche, the official register of the Ministry of Justice. Floor plans and the bid form are on the source page ↗.
Mortgages, attachments and registered deeds are in the property registers, not in the cadastre: you check them with a mortgage search (ispezione ipotecaria); if you need a document with evidential value there is the mortgage certificate (certificato ipotecario).
¹ OMI price ranges, Agenzia delle Entrate (Italian Revenue Agency) · ² time axis to scale with the actual dates · ³ request under art. 560(5) of the Italian Code of Civil Procedure; the Ministry of Justice form opens on the right lot · the official notice of sale prevails