ristrutturato

Ristrutturato is the past participle of the Italian verb ristrutturare, meaning to renovate, remodel, refurbish, or restructure. In modern usage it commonly functions as an adjective describing a building, room, or facility that has undergone renovation. As an adjective, it agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies: ristrutturato (masculine singular), ristrutturata (feminine singular), ristrutturati (masculine plural), ristrutturate (feminine plural).

In real estate descriptions, ristrutturato indicates that some or all interiors, systems, or layout were updated from their original state. Listings often specify the year of renovation or the scope, for example "ristrutturato nel 2018" or "ristrutturazione completa." The term does not specify the degree of modernization, so prospective buyers or tenants may need to confirm which components were updated (e.g., electrical, plumbing, insulation, fixtures, or walls).

Renovation can range from cosmetic refresh to major changes that alter the floor plan. A property may be branded as ristrutturato without being newly built; some standards or certifications may apply depending on jurisdiction. In Italy, work may require permits or declarations such as SCIA or CILA; owners should consult local regulations for permits and energy performance certificates (APE).

Related terms include ristrutturazione (renovation) and da ristrutturare (to be renovated). The distinction between ristrutturato and new or rebuilt is important for valuations, warranties, and insurance.