A renovated house formerly owned by Amanda Holden and Alan Carr in Sicily is for sale for €145,000

This stunning one bedroom apartment in Salemi, Sicily has been refurbished for the BBC One show 'Amanda & Alan's Italian Job' and is now for sale. February 27, 2023, Emma Donaldson

Many people are familiar with 1-euro houses in Italy, and you may have seen them on British television earlier this year, when driven by the desire to buy and restore two 1-euro houses in Sicily, celebrities took up the challenge. But what has become of the properties now? Amanda Holden and Alan Carr's Sicilian apartment, purchased for just €1, is now available to buy and for sale on Idealista for just €145,000 (approximately £127,500).

Where is Amanda and Alan's home in Sicily?The duo, made up of the 52-year-old Britain's Got Talent judge and the 46-year-old comedian, spent three months restoring two apartments in Salemi, a medieval town an hour's drive from Sicily's capital, Palermo. The couple recorded the process of putting the two apartments together on their BBC show, "Amanda and Alan in Italy," after buying the houses for the symbolic price of 1 euro each.

A British duo have transformed a neglected house into a stylish vacation home, and now it can be yours after putting it up for sale. Known as 'Casa Alamanda', this property is fully furnished and has a spacious living room, dining room and kitchen. There are 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, as well as air conditioning and heating, and 3 charming balconies offering picturesque views of the surrounding Italian landscape.

But that's not all - this apartment also has a shared stone courtyard, perfect for outside dining or just enjoying the Mediterranean sunshine.

If you are looking for the perfect vacation spot in the heart of Sicily, then look no further and check out this wonderful apartment now for sale on Idealista for 145,000 euros.

And if that property wasn't special enough, all proceeds will be split between the charities Comic Relief and Children in Need.

For more information on 1-euro homes in Italy and how to buy one, check out the Italian villages that are currently selling properties for as little as 1 euro.