TURIN – The property at the intersection of via Pessinetto and Pianezza in Turin has finally been sold at auction where, at the beginning of the 1920s, the oldest company in Italy for the manufacture of carpets was established industrialists, the Paracchi.
The 1,600 square meter complex on 4 floors, abandoned for over twenty years after the closure of the plant in the early 90s, it finally found a buyer in the company Olivero Srl of Fossano who won it thanks to an offer of 651 thousand 500 euros, with an increase of over 22% on the starting price auction price of 531 thousand euros.
“The purchase of the Paracchi complex and its regeneration are excellent news for everyone and in particular for the citizens of the area who will be able to recognize a fundamental and concrete step in a long and delicate journey in the building made unsafe and redeveloped of redevelopment of the area” – comments the Deputy Mayor with responsibility for Heritage Michela Favaro who had decided to include the property in a new disposal procedure, after the first tender in December last year was unsuccessful.
The property is intended to house residential accommodation.
The other assignments
The opening of the envelopes and the examination of the offers received concerned another 5 of the 16 lots indicated for a total value of almost 1 million and 826 thousand euros (including the 651 thousand euros of the former Paracchi factory).
This is the property at numbers 8-10 of Strada Calleri which housed the former “Fiorina” nursery school (lot 4), the accommodation on two levels with triple garage and cellar at number 79 of Strada Comunale di Mongreno (lot 8 ), of the commercial space at number 16/a of Piazzale Valdo Fusi n. 16/A (lot 10), of the low building at number 73/d of via Bianchi (lot 13) and of the land in via Bellardi near number 71 (lot 15).
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