Map of the area: Strada di S. Bartolo, via E. Solvay 57027 San Vincenzo LI, Italia, San Vincenzo, Livorno
Floor area 50650 m²

Terreno San Vincenzo, Livorno – Base €1.157.000 | Asta Giudiziaria

Strada di S. Bartolo, via E. Solvay 57027 San Vincenzo LI, Italia, San Vincenzo, Livorno · Tribunale di LIVORNO

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Starting price
1.157.000 €
Bid deadline
10/12/2026
Court
Tribunale di LIVORNO
Floor area
50650 m²
Price per m²
€ 23/m²

Lot description

Piena proprietà di un gruppo n. 11 terreni per complessivi di mq 50.650 per qualità e classe diverse, posti nel Comune di San Vincenzo (LI) Frazione San Carlo. Tutti gli undici terreni ricadono completamente o in parte nel “Piano Attuativo in via Bernini a San Carlo (PA03) intervento soggetto alle misure di salvaguardia previste dall’art.45 della disciplina di piano del PSI adottato con DCC n. 96 del 21/12/2023.

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Frequently asked questions about this auction

When does this auction in San Vincenzo take place?

The deadline for submitting bids is 10/12/2026. The auction will then be held on 11/12/2026 at the Tribunale di LIVORNO.

What is the starting price of this court auction?

The auction starting price is €1.157.000. The minimum admissible bid is €867.750. The minimum bid increment is €10.000.

How do I take part in this auction?

The auction is held in Asynchronous online mode. To take part you must submit a bid with a deposit equal to 10% of the price offered, by the deadline shown on the Public Sales Portal. The deadline for bids is 10/12/2026.

What happens if this auction goes unsold?

If this auction also goes unsold, the judge may order a new attempt at a further reduced price (usually −25% on the previous starting price).

Can I view the land before taking part in the auction?

Yes, it is normally possible to view the land by making an appointment with the court-appointed custodian. The custodian’s details (name and contacts) are given in the technical appraisal report downloadable from this page.

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