€251,039
Pachino

86 homes and apartments for sale in Pachino, Italy.
24 properties shown
€251,039
Pachino
€124,515
Pachino
€341,413
Pachino
House€125,000
PACHINO
House€75,000
PACHINO
Commercial property€590,000
PACHINO
House€219,000
PACHINO
Villa€199,000
PACHINO
Commercial property€160,000
PACHINO
Villa€350,000
PACHINO
House€68,000
PACHINO
Commercial property€75,000
PACHINO
House€469,000
PACHINO
Apartment€38,000
PACHINO
Villa€350,000
PACHINO
House€60,000
PACHINO
Apartment€85,000
PACHINO
House€138,000
PACHINO
Villa€230,000
PACHINO
Apartment€155,000
PACHINO
Apartment€85,000
PACHINO
House€45,000
PACHINO
House€55,000
PACHINO
House€125,000
PACHINO
Buyer's guide: Pachino
If you are researching property for sale in Pachino, current listings on RealEstateAbroad show 86 properties and a median asking price of €138,848, with a typical home of 158 m². Pachino is a farming town in the far south-east of Sicily, in the province of Syracuse, known for its tomatoes and close to the fishing village of Marzamemi.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings.
| Measure | Pachino |
|---|---|
| Listings | 86 |
| Median asking price | €138,848 |
| Middle half | €80,603 to €219,523 |
| Median €/m² | €755 |
| Median size | 158 m² |
Houses lead with 38 listings, villas and land each have 16, apartments 10 and commercial 6. Large homes are common, with 25 listings at five or more bedrooms, 15 at two, 13 at three, 8 at one and 5 at four.
See villas in Italy, houses and land for the national picture.
Pachino sits among greenhouse farms and vineyards on the Val di Noto plain, with beaches and nature reserves along the coast, and Marzamemi's harbour and piazza a short drive away. Noto's Baroque centre is about 25 km north, and Syracuse is the nearest large city.
The area is quiet outside summer, so expect seasonal rental income and plan for a car.
Italy generally allows foreign buyers, with non-EU citizens subject to reciprocity rules, so check your nationality with a notary. You will need an Italian tax code, and a notary conducts the sale after a preliminary contract with a deposit.
Registration tax is charged on the cadastral value and is lower for a primary residence than for a second home, plus notary and agent fees. Check planning compliance, as unregistered extensions are common in the south. See our Italy buying guide and mortgage guide.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price is €138,848, or about €755 per m², which is low by Italian standards.
Yes, the coast and Marzamemi are a short drive away.
Often yes, subject to reciprocity. Check with a notary.
Registration tax on cadastral value, plus notary and agent fees. Rates depend on residency and property type.