Condition not assessed: the photos show too little of the property
Updated Aug 14, 2026
Condition (C) and quality (Q) on a 1-6 scale, where 1 is the best.
The property presents a mixed condition; while some areas appear renovated, significant facade damage and dampness suggest deferred maintenance.
Standard regional villa construction with traditional materials like stone and terracotta, showing varying levels of upkeep.
The facade shows significant deterioration, including material wall damage, peeling paint, and visible damp staining on masonry.
Traditional villa architecture featuring stone balustrades, terracotta roofing, and wooden shutters with standard regional finishes.
Image quality 90/100
Two-story white villa with terracotta roof, stone balustrades, and wooden shutters.
Image quality 90/100
White facade, stone balustrades, and external staircase; well-maintained appearance.
Image quality 90/100
Multi-level villa with balconies, stone railings, and wooden window shutters.
Image quality 90/100
Side view of white building with terracotta tiles and stone balustrades.
Image quality 95/100
Newly renovated white facade, modern black metal railings, clean masonry and landscaping.
Image quality 90/100
Weathered facade with visible staining, peeling paint, and aged masonry.
Automated analysis of the listing photos. It describes what the photos show, not the whole property, and is not a survey: confirm the condition on a visit.
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