FOR SALE ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT IN SAN PASQUALE, SARDINIA. North of the island
Sassari
- 54 m²
- 1
- 1
125,000 €
Category
Apartments for sale in Sardinia sit mostly in coastal resort towns, including Gallura, built from granite or basalt, or in the town centers of the interior. Because large stretches of the coast are under landscape protection, new coastal building is rare, so many apartments occupy older complexes. Private sellers and agencies list them directly. Sardinia Real Estate is a listing platform operated by Terra Mia Immobiliare, in three languages.
Listings
In Sardinia an apartment is a unit in a coastal residence built from granite or basalt, often from one of the coast's few building phases, or a unit in an older building in an inland town center. Unlike a stazzo in Gallura, a freestanding farmstead with its own land, an apartment carries no land of its own, but a share in the stairwell, the roof, and often a shared garden.
Before buying an apartment in Sardinia, check the building's age and the condition of its granite or basalt masonry, which can hold damp over time. A conversation with the building administrator shows how running costs of the condominium are split and whether the roof or facade need work. It is worth asking whether structural changes to the unit are permitted, a question the platform's guide section addresses, along with whether a parking space belongs to the unit and whether the apartment is registered for year-round living or only as a holiday home.
Yes, listings on Sardinia Real Estate include apartments in coastal towns such as those in Gallura, often in complexes from earlier building phases with a sea view or a short walk to the beach. Private sellers and agencies list these alongside units in inland town centers.
A condominium is the shared ownership structure of a building holding several apartments. A buyer owns the unit outright and holds a joint share in the stairwell, roof, and facade. Maintenance and running costs are decided together by the owners, usually through a building administrator.
Many apartments in coastal towns are already rented out as holiday accommodation or set up for it. Whether a specific unit is permitted for that use depends on its registered use and on any condominium rules; where building regulations add further conditions is a question the platform's guide section addresses. These points can be checked with the local municipality.
An apartment in a condominium carries a share of costs for maintenance, the administrator, and any elevator or garden, alongside the usual municipal property charges. Amounts vary from building to building, and the platform's guide section explains the individual cost categories.
Listing
Anyone looking to sell a property, or to publish multiple listings as an agency, finds the right option on the pricing page — with clearly stated costs and no automatic renewal.