Small towns throughout Italy have begun selling homes for just one euro, or a little over a dollar, in an effort to get more residents. While you may have even considered buying one for yourself and moving to Italy, former Goodfellas and Sopranos actress Lorraine Bracco actually did. In her new three-part series on HGTV titled My Big Italian Adventure, Lorraine takes a break from Hollywood to move to the Italian island of Sicily in order to renovate her new 200-year-old home that she purchased for just one Euro.
The show will follow Lorraine’s journey as she renovates a 1,075-square-foot property in the tiny hilltop town of Sambuca di Sicilia.
See here the episodes list.
Small towns throughout Italy have begun selling homes for just one euro, or a little over a dollar, in an effort to get more residents. While you may have even ...
Read moreDetailsSmall towns throughout Italy have begun selling homes for just one euro, or a little over a dollar, in an effort to get more residents. While you may have even ...
Read moreDetailsSmall towns throughout Italy have begun selling homes for just one euro, or a little over a dollar, in an effort to get more residents. While you may have even ...
Read moreDetailsSmall towns throughout Italy have begun selling homes for just one euro, or a little over a dollar, in an effort to get more residents. While you may have even ...
Read moreDetailsSmall towns throughout Italy have begun selling homes for just one euro, or a little over a dollar, in an effort to get more residents. While you may have even ...
Read moreDetailsSmall towns throughout Italy have begun selling homes for just one euro, or a little over a dollar, in an effort to get more residents. While you may have even ...
Read moreDetailsSmall towns throughout Italy have begun selling homes for just one euro, or a little over a dollar, in an effort to get more residents. While you may have even ...
Read moreDetailsSmall towns throughout Italy have begun selling homes for just one euro, or a little over a dollar, in an effort to get more residents. While you may have even ...
Read moreDetailsSmall towns throughout Italy have begun selling homes for just one euro, or a little over a dollar, in an effort to get more residents. While you may have even ...
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Sambuca di Sicilia (Sammuca in Sicilian) is an Italian town of 5 792 inhabitants of the free municipal consortium of Agrigento in Sicily. Of Arab origins, to distinguish it from ...
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