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For only 1 euro you can now live in Castropignano, a medieval castle town Italy that offers its dilapidated houses to be crowded with people.
The town is located just one hour from popular ski resorts and beautiful beaches.
Last year he even gave new entrants € 25,000 to start over there.
Castropignano is located on the peaks of the high mountains in Apennine Mountains, having access even to the Adriatic coast.
Prepare the passports! ️
Posted by Daily Mail on Wednesday December 2, 2020
It is another town that has been deserted after the young people go to the city and find a way not to go out.
The municipal plan of one euro houses has been adopted and other towns of Italy, more famous the Salemi of Sicily.
However, the mayor of Catropiagnano, Nicola Scapillati, told CNN that “the plan works here differentlyWhich means that you want to put potential buyers in touch with the old owners, so that the influx of new people does not occur in an anarchic way.
Catropiagnano is left with 900 inhabitants, where in the 1930s it was full of life, with a population of 2,500. 60% of the inhabitants are now over 70 years old.
Scapillati estimates that an abandoned house needs between 30,000 and 40,000 euros to renewal. The project must be completed within three years of purchase.
To insure a house for 1 euro, of course, a deposit of 2,000 euros must be paid, which will be refunded when the renovation is completed.
Scapillati told the owners of the dilapidated houses in October that if they didn’t renovate them, the municipality would take them over. Most happily agreed to hand them over …
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