€119,495
Misterbianco

72 homes and apartments for sale in Misterbianco, Italy.
24 properties shown
€119,495
Misterbianco
€63,262
Misterbianco
€89,370
Misterbianco
€128,532
Misterbianco
€220,915
Misterbianco
€110,457
Misterbianco
€652,702
Misterbianco
€239,994
Misterbianco
Apartment€89,000
MISTERBIANCO
Apartment€175,000
MISTERBIANCO
Apartment€139,000
MISTERBIANCO
House€140,000
MISTERBIANCO
House€24,500
MISTERBIANCO
Penthouse€89,000
MISTERBIANCO
House€65,000
MISTERBIANCO
House€300,000
MISTERBIANCO
Apartment€105,000
MISTERBIANCO
Apartment€150,000
MISTERBIANCO
Apartment€125,000
MISTERBIANCO
Apartment€89,000
MISTERBIANCO
Penthouse€69,000
MISTERBIANCO
Apartment€33,000
MISTERBIANCO
Apartment€190,000
MISTERBIANCO
Apartment€100,000
MISTERBIANCO
Buyer's guide: Misterbianco
Misterbianco property for sale is affordable even by Italian standards: the median asking price in our 72 listings is €118,371, or €991 per m². The town is a Catania suburb on the slopes toward Mount Etna in eastern Sicily.
All numbers are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €118,371 |
| Middle half | €83,319 to €152,000 |
| €/m² (median) | €991 |
| Median size | 110 m² |
| Listings | 72 |
Apartments lead with 38 listings, followed by 14 plots, 12 houses, 3 penthouses, 3 villas and 2 commercial units. Bedrooms are well spread: 17 listings have five or more, 16 have three, 14 have two, 8 have four and 6 have one. The low entry price means many homes are older family flats in need of updating, so budget for renovation. See Italian apartments and houses for other regions.
Misterbianco gives access to Catania's services, shopping centres and the airport at Fontanarossa, plus the volcanic slopes of Etna to the north. Roads can be congested at peak times, and buses and the Circumetnea railway offer limited alternatives, so a car is normally needed. Buyers are mostly locals and Catania commuters, with some overseas investors drawn by price. Check the cadastral record, building-permit compliance (conformità urbanistica) and any seismic or volcanic hazard notes.
Foreigners can buy freely in Italy (non-EU citizens subject to reciprocity), and you will need an Italian tax code, a notary and a surveyor. Registration tax on resale homes is approx. 2% for a main residence and 9% for other homes, calculated on cadastral value (verify locally), plus notary and agency fees. A preliminary contract (compromesso) with a deposit precedes the deed. Our Italy buying guide and mortgage guide explain more.
Budget for a notary, a surveyor (geometra) to check the cadastral plan against the real layout, and possible renovation. Older Sicilian flats often have mismatches between the registered plan and the walls, which must be regularised before sale. Utility bills and the annual municipal property tax on second homes (IMU) are modest at these price levels, but verify the rates locally. Our property valuation tool can sanity-check a price against the €991 per m² median.
Budget for a notary, a surveyor (geometra) to check the cadastral plan against the real layout, and possible renovation. Older Sicilian flats often have mismatches between the registered plan and the walls, which must be regularised before sale. Utility bills and the annual municipal property tax on second homes (IMU) are modest at these price levels, but verify the rates locally. Our property valuation tool can sanity-check a price against the €991 per m² median.
Catania is the city itself, and Mascalucia, Belpasso, San Giovanni la Punta, Paternò and Aci Catena form a ring of towns with similar pricing. The Italy overview compares regions.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, it is part of the metropolitan area.
The median in our listings is €118,371.
Yes, the codice fiscale is required for any purchase.
Many homes at this price level need updating.