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Italian Town Launches €1 Homes Scheme - How Much Do They REALLY Cost?

Buyers must renovate abandoned homes and pay fees as the town aims to curb depopulation and attract new residents.

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A small medieval town in Sicily has become the latest Italian destination to offer homes for just €1, but buyers could face renovation costs and other expenses.

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Italian town launches €1 homes scheme - how much do they REALLY cost?

A small medieval town in Sicily has become the latest Italian destination to offer homes for just €1, but buyers could face renovation costs and other expenses.

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Homes in the Sicilian town of Naro are on sale for just €1

For those with €1 burning a hole in their pockets, Sicily’s medieval town of Naro is offering homes for next to nothing. But, before you pack your bags, there are a few things to consider…

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Even Foreigners Can Buy a House in Italy for 1 Euro: but There Are Several Nuances

Own house in Sicily for the price of a cup of coffee — this is exactly the opportunity offered by the Italian city of Naro. Housing is sold for 1 euro even to foreigners, but real costs begin after purchase.

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You Want a House in a Medieval City in Sicily? It Costs only 1 Euro, in Naro. What Is Hidden, However, Behind the Price

For those who feel like burning a 1 euro coin in their pocket, the medieval Sicilian city Naro offers houses for almost nothing. But, before you pack your bags, there are a few things to consider, writes...

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Euronews broke the news in Lyon, France on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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