Apartment€219,000
Ascoli Piceno

186 homes and apartments for sale in Ascoli Piceno, Italy.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€219,000
Ascoli Piceno
Apartment€210,000
Ascoli Piceno
House€450,000
Ascoli Piceno
Apartment€228,000
Ascoli Piceno
House€155,000
Ascoli Piceno
Penthouse€230,000
Ascoli Piceno
Apartment€160,000
Ascoli Piceno
Apartment€79,000
Ascoli Piceno
Villa€685,000
Ascoli Piceno
Apartment€135,000
Ascoli Piceno
Apartment€179,000
Ascoli Piceno
House€400,000
Ascoli Piceno
Apartment€79,000
Ascoli Piceno
Villa€630,000
Ascoli Piceno
House€95,000
Ascoli Piceno
House€89,000
Ascoli Piceno
House€75,000
Ascoli Piceno
Apartment€200,000
Ascoli Piceno
Apartment€91,392
Ascoli Piceno
Apartment€75,000
Ascoli Piceno
Apartment€90,000
Ascoli Piceno
House€140,000
Ascoli Piceno
Apartment€110,000
Ascoli Piceno
Apartment€120,000
Ascoli Piceno
Buyer's guide: Ascoli Piceno
Ascoli Piceno real estate is an apartment-led, affordable market: 135 of 186 current listings on RealEstateAbroad are apartments, 38 are houses and 11 are villas. The median asking price is €196,500, with a middle half of €132,728 to €285,000.
What owners are asking in Ascoli Piceno, in euros (48 listings feed the per-m² figure).
| Ascoli Piceno | Value |
|---|---|
| Typical asking price | €196,500 |
| Quartile range | €132,728 - €285,000 |
| Typical per m² | €1,660 |
| Typical size | 100 m² |
| Total listings | 186 |
Beyond apartments, houses and villas there are 2 penthouses. Many listings are recorded with five or more bedrooms, which probably includes whole buildings and large historic townhouses, so check floor plans. Three-bedroom homes follow with 48, then four (32) and two (17).
Ascoli Piceno is known for its travertine centre, Piazza del Popolo, and local cuisine such as stuffed olives. It lies inland, around 30 km from the Adriatic coast, below the Sibillini mountains. The wider area was affected by the 2016 earthquakes, so check seismic and structural reports. Teramo, Fermo and Macerata are regional neighbours, while Pescara, Chieti and L'Aquila lie across the Abruzzo border.
Buyers include Italians, retirees and people seeking low prices in a historic town.
Non-Italians buy on a reciprocity basis. Expect to obtain a codice fiscale, sign before a notary, and pay registration tax of 2% (main home) or 9% (second home) plus agency commission. Since parts of the Marche are seismic, ask for any structural classification and consider a survey. Renovation incentives change often, so treat them as a separate question for an accountant.
Further reading: the Italy buyer's guide, financing in Italy and the country overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The region has experienced earthquakes, including in 2016. Ask for seismic and structural information.
The Adriatic coast is around 30 km away.
They likely include large buildings and townhouses; check the floor plan.
Registration tax of 2% on a primary residence or 9% on a second home, plus fees.