€79,329
San Giovanni La Punta

56 homes and apartments for sale in San Giovanni la Punta, Italy.
24 properties shown
€79,329
San Giovanni La Punta
€130,540
San Giovanni La Punta
€149,619
San Giovanni La Punta
€179,744
San Giovanni La Punta
€75,312
San Giovanni La Punta
€239,994
San Giovanni La Punta
€1,084,489
San Giovanni La Punta
€55,228
San Giovanni La Punta
€602,494
San Giovanni La Punta
€577,390
San Giovanni La Punta
€341,413
San Giovanni la Punta
€331,371
San Giovanni La Punta
Apartment€125,000
SAN GIOVANNI LA PUNTA
Villa€1,080,000
SAN GIOVANNI LA PUNTA
Apartment€95,000
SAN GIOVANNI LA PUNTA
Penthouse€295,000
SAN GIOVANNI LA PUNTA
Commercial property€48,000
SAN GIOVANNI LA PUNTA
House€385,000
SAN GIOVANNI LA PUNTA
Apartment€340,000
SAN GIOVANNI LA PUNTA
Commercial property€1,050,100
SAN GIOVANNI LA PUNTA
House€219,000
SAN GIOVANNI LA PUNTA
Villa€680,000
SAN GIOVANNI LA PUNTA
House€330,000
SAN GIOVANNI LA PUNTA
Apartment€135,000
SAN GIOVANNI LA PUNTA
Buyer's guide: San Giovanni la Punta
San Giovanni la Punta is a town on the lower slopes of Mount Etna, just north of Catania in Sicily, and its property mix is unusually varied. We list 56 properties with a median asking price of €209,545. Most buyers are local families, but the town suits foreigners wanting space close to a large city.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | San Giovanni la Punta |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €209,545 |
| p25 to p75 | €128,000 to €333,528 |
| Median price per m² | €1,420 |
| Median size | 130 m² |
| Listings | 56 |
18 listings are apartments, 12 commercial, 11 houses, 7 villas, 5 land and 3 penthouses. By bedrooms, 15 have five or more, 9 have three, 8 have two, 7 have one and 6 have four. Compare with villas in Italy, apartments in Italy and penthouses in Italy to see how it stacks up.
The town is a commuter municipality within the Catania metropolitan area, with volcanic soil, villas with gardens and views towards Etna and the sea. Catania airport and the city centre are a short drive, and Mascalucia, Aci Catena and Acireale are neighbours. Buyers are Catania professionals, retirees and some overseas purchasers.
Etna is active, so ask about insurance, lava-flow zones and ash. Many older houses have had unregistered alterations, so a surveyor (geometra) check against cadastral plans is essential.
Italy lets foreigners buy property, with reciprocity rules for some non-EU nationals. Resales from private sellers pay registration tax of 2% (first home) or 9% on cadastral value, plus fixed taxes; developer sales pay VAT instead. A notary completes the deed, and you need an Italian tax code (codice fiscale).
See the Italy buying guide and Italy financing.
Mascalucia, Aci Catena, Misterbianco and Belpasso are neighbouring towns, Acireale is a coastal town to the north-east, and Catania is the main city. The Italy overview lists more.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, it is part of the Catania metropolitan area.
Generally no, though reciprocity may apply for non-EU nationals.
Registration tax of 2% for a first home or 9% otherwise, based on cadastral value.
Many are older and need renovation or have documentation issues.
It is active; check insurance and local zoning.