BridgeRent · Commercial · Cinema Vittoria

Cinema Vittoria · via Bagaini 10, central Varese · for sale since 2006, earning today

The Cinema Vittoria. For a day, a weekend, a week.

A building from 1917, closed, for sale since 2006 without earning a euro. Since August 2026 it has stayed on the market and worked in the meantime: the ground floor for shoots, pop-ups, exhibitions and events; two screens in the window for anyone who wants to be seen without coming in. It is also BridgeRent's office in Varese.

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The façade of the former Cinema Vittoria in via Bagaini 10, Varese

In short

Where: the ground floor of the former Cinema Vittoria, via Giovanni Bagaini 10, 21100 Varese, in the town centre, with a street-level shop window.
Rates: €400 a day · €1,000 a weekend (Friday–Sunday) · €1,400 a week. Sponsor slot on both window screens: €150 for three months.
Included: utilities, opening and closing. Cleaning by the user. A 10% commission paid by the user; taxes and deposit in the written quote.
First month (as of 20 September 2026): 6 weekends and 3 weeks booked up to Christmas, worth €10,200 at list price; 2 sponsors in the window. Actual receipts published once collected.

First month · updated 20 September 2026For sale since 2006, no income. Then:

€10,200confirmed bookings at list price, up to Christmas

6+3weekends and weeks booked

2sponsors on the window screens

List-price value of bookings confirmed at the date shown, before commission and taxes; actual receipts are published once collected and updated every month. Real and indicative, not a promise for other properties. Published with the owner's consent.

Rates

Written prices. Dates on request.

A written price saves twenty phone calls and tells us who is serious. The building is for sale: viewings take priority and are agreed before every confirmation.

€400a day

One day

Photo shoot, filming, presentation, product shoot.

€1,000weekend, Friday → Sunday

One weekend

Pop-up store, event, temporary exhibition. The most requested format: 6 already booked up to Christmas 2026.

€1,400a week

One week

Temporary store, an installation open over several days, a production.

Includedutilities, opening and closing, a named team member who opens, closes and checks the space

Cleaningpaid by the user of the space

Commission10% of the fee, paid by the user

Taxes and depositshown in the written quote

Usable spaceground floor, in original condition

Digital shop windowsponsor slot €150 for three months, two screens, 14 hours a day

Single day for events€400

Window screens by the weekon request, in the quote

Technical sheet

What is there, and what is not allowed.

Addressvia Giovanni Bagaini 10, 21100 Varese

Building1917 · 611 m² over 4 levels · needs renovation

Space for temporary useground floor, in original condition, street-level shop window; the historic auditorium is excluded until it has its occupancy certificate (agibilità)

Usable floor area and permitted capacityfor each usable space, in the written quote

Power, wifi, furniturepower available; wifi and furniture on request, in the quote

Hours and loading accessagreed on confirmation, from via Bagaini

Not allowednaked flames, cooking, use of the historic auditorium, changes to the structure; events open to the public only with notice to the Comune, escape routes and the exhibitor's insurance

Contracttemporary licence (concessione temporanea): duration, deposit, liability for damage, exhibitor's insurance, a sale clause with notice

Digital shop window

Two screens on via Bagaini, 14 hours a day.

Your message on both vertical screens in the window, every day, for three months: €150. Vertical 9:16 format, agreed length, managed remotely. Two local sponsors today. The equipment belongs to the agency; the owner is paid a flat €25 a month per screen for the electricity.

Timeline

From 2006 to today.

The story in six lines, and the first-month figures updated every month.

2006 → 2026For sale, no income
Twenty years with a sign in the window. Costs, taxes, maintenance: an idle building is not neutral, it loses money.
August 2026BridgeRent Commercial mandate
The building stays on the market. One thing changes: in the meantime, it has to earn.
September 2026Two vertical screens in the window
On 14 hours a day, managed remotely, at the agency's expense. The first two local sponsors, €150 for three months each.
September 2026 · todayThe ground floor as a temporary venue
Confirmed up to Christmas: 6 weekends and 3 weeks, €10,200 at list price. The sale continues.
Second week of OctoberOpen day
How Earns while it sells works, with the numbers on the board and the real cases. No fair, no buffet. One open day a month.
Next updateActual receipts
We will publish the actual figures here, with the same rule as for homes: real, indicative, never a promise.

For sale at€950,000

ListingImmobiliare.it · ref. 120697536

Categorycommercial property

If you are buyingagency fee 3% + VAT at completion (rogito, the notarial deed), stated before the viewing; viewings take priority over temporary uses

For whom

Who has used it, or booked it.

The gallery of hosted events, with the exhibitor's name and date, grows with each one's consent.

Shoots and productions

A 1917 cinema in original condition: surfaces, light and volumes a studio does not have. One day is enough.

Pop-ups and events

Sales weekends, launches, temporary exhibitions, presentations with an audience, right in the centre.

Temporary stores

A week open to test a product or a brand in Varese without signing a lease.

Window sponsors

Your message on the two screens at via Bagaini 10, 14 hours a day, for three months: €150.

Request

Tell us your dates. We reply with availability and a written quote.

A person confirms within one working day, after checking the viewing calendar. Site visit by appointment.

Own an empty space?

The cinema is the case, not the category.

BridgeRent Commercial is a selective line: a few projects assessed one by one, each with its own profit and loss. If you own a shop, an office or a closed space in Varese, on the lakes or in Milan, we check the demand first, then we put a number in writing. This is a story about a space rented out, not a home sold: proof that the method works even on an impossible building.

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Questions about the space

Before you book.

How much does it cost to use the Cinema Vittoria?

€400 for a day, €1,000 for a weekend (Friday–Sunday), €1,400 for a week. On top of the fee: a 10% commission paid by the user of the space and the taxes due by law, shown in the written quote together with the deposit.

What is included?

Utilities, opening and closing, and a named team member who opens, closes and checks the space after every event. Cleaning is paid by the user, who hands the space back as they found it.

What kind of space is it, exactly?

The ground floor of the former Cinema Vittoria, in original condition, in a 1917 building in central Varese: 611 m² in total over 4 levels, of which only the ground floor is used for temporary events. The historic auditorium stays off the list until it has its occupancy certificate (agibilità). The building is for sale: that is why it is available for temporary use, not for long leases.

Can I just put a message in the window?

Yes. The two vertical screens in the window are on 14 hours a day, every day: €150 for three months for your message on both.

How do I book?

With the form on this page or on WhatsApp, giving dates, type of event and number of people. We reply within 24 hours on working days, with availability and a written quote; a person confirms within one working day. The availability calendar will be online by 10 October; online payment once the process is running smoothly. Dates are confirmed after checking the calendar of sale viewings, which take priority.

Why can a building that is for sale be used?

The former Cinema Vittoria has been for sale at €950,000 since 2006 and is managed by BridgeRent Commercial on a simple idea: a building for sale should not sit idle. Temporary uses come after sale viewings, and the temporary licence includes a sale clause with notice.

Written by Andrea Tonali, licensed real estate agent (Milan Monza Brianza Lodi Chamber of Commerce, since 21 Oct 2024), founder of BridgeRent.

Editorial update: 3 October 2026 · Tax and legal content must be checked with the relevant professionals.