2 Bed 2 Bath – Ground Floor Property with terrace\garden overlooking the communal pool

Internal: 74 sqm
Terrace\Garden: 33 sqm

Master Bedroom – Double Bed ensuite
Second Bedroom – 2 Single Beds

Family Bathroom – Toilet, sink, bidet & shower
Kitchen\Dining -Lead to a large Terrace – Pool\Sea Views

For Sale FURNISHED – Borgonovo Resort

• Covered Car Parking Space

Offers in the region of €145,000

Why Pizzo?

Located in the province of Vibo Valentia, Pizzo is one of Calabria’s most desirable seaside towns:

Stunning rugged coastline & sandy beaches
Mild climate all year round
Traditional fishing town (famous for tuna & swordfish)
Home of the world-famous Tartufo ice cream
Local Highlights & Culture

The famous Tartufo di Pizzo was created here in honour of Umberto I of Savoy
Explore the historic Castello Murat, where Joachim Murat was imprisoned
Visit the unique cave church Chiesa di Piedigrotta
Enjoy evenings in Piazza della Repubblica, the vibrant heart of the town

The Opportunity

This property is perfect for:

Holiday home
Investment / rental income
Personalised living in a prime coastal location
Don’t miss this chance

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Located on Calabria’s stunning Tyrrhenian coast, Pizzo is one of the most renowned towns in the province of Vibo Valentia. This charming seaside resort combines a rich fishing tradition with beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and a wonderful Mediterranean climate.

The coastline of the Vibo Valentia area is famous for its dramatic scenery, long sandy beaches, and exceptional local cuisine. Pizzo is particularly celebrated as the birthplace of the famous Tartufo di Pizzo, an exquisite ice cream specialty created to honour a royal visit by Prince Umberto of Savoy. Today, numerous family-run gelaterias continue to prepare their own secret versions of this beloved dessert.

The town is also renowned for its fresh seafood, especially swordfish and tuna, prized both nationally and internationally. Strolling through the narrow streets of the historic centre, visitors can enjoy breathtaking sea views, picturesque rooftops, and the authentic atmosphere of southern Italy.
Among Pizzo’s most important attractions is the historic Castello Murat, where Joachim Murat, former King of Naples and brother-in-law of Napoleon Bonaparte, was imprisoned and executed in 1815. Another unique landmark is the remarkable Chiesa di Piedigrotta, a church carved into a seaside grotto.
Despite having a population of only around 9,000 residents, Pizzo boasts an impressive number of churches and a vibrant local culture. At the heart of town lies Piazza della Repubblica, affectionately know as Il Salotto (“The Living Room”), where locals and visitors gather, especially during the warm summer evenings, to enjoy the relaxed Calabrian lifestyle.

Pizzo offers the perfect blend of history, culture, gastronomy, and seaside living—making it one of Calabria’s most desirable locations for a holiday home, investment property, or permanent residence.