Living in Italy
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Latest Properties in Italy
Lazio > Sacrofano
€1,450,000 10000m²5 bed
The property is a 380sqm casale with an 80sqm porch, surrounded by woods and includes a cave and pool with a changing room. It has five bedrooms, three bathrooms, a large living room, and a sizable kitchen with three fireplaces. It also includes two wells, an irrigation system, and an outdoor wood oven. The floors are handmade terracotta and parquet is present in all rooms. The kitchen and main bathroom are finished with wood panelling. The price is negotiable.
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Lombardy > Parzanica
€550,000 90m²2 bed
A property with a wooden panorama fireplace, smart home technology, underfloor heating, air conditioning, and a Bang & Olufsen multiroom system.
Le Marche > San Ginesio
€570,000 100m²2 bed
The stone house comprises two bedrooms, a bathroom, sitting room, kitchen, loft space, original pizza oven and view of Sassotetto ski slopes.
Tuscany > Casale Marittimo
€150,000 80m²2 bed
A village house in Casale Marittimo's historical centre requires part restoration, with a loft room, two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a separate workshop/utility room.
Property in Italy
Buying property in Italy can be an exciting venture whether for personal use or as an investment opportunity. It is a country renowned for its rich culture, stunning landscapes, and hospitable locals.
The popular regions to consider when buying property in Italy include Tuscany, famed for its beautiful countryside and vineyards, Lombardy, the region of the buzzing financial hub, Milan, and Lazio, where the historic city of Rome is located. Each region offers unique characteristics and a variety of property types ranging from rustic farmhouses to modern city apartments.
Investment opportunities abound in Italy. For instance, Sardinia and Sicily offer excellent prospects for holiday rental investments due to their popularity among tourists. The cities of Rome and Milan are also ideal for long-term rentals due to their high student and expatriate populations.
For those looking to move to Italy, there are expat-friendly areas that offer a great quality of life. These include the regions of Umbria and Le Marche, which are known for their laid-back lifestyle, beautiful landscapes, and welcoming communities. Additionally, the cities of Florence and Rome are popular among expats due to their cosmopolitan atmosphere and abundance of cultural and historical attractions.
When buying property in Italy, it’s important to familiarize yourself with the local property laws and consider hiring a local real estate agent who speaks your language. This will ensure a smooth and successful property purchase process.
Whether you’re looking for a holiday home, an investment property, or a new place to call home, Italy offers a multitude of options that can cater to different tastes and budgets.
Latest articles on Italy
Paradise found
Life here is for living. Tina and Mark tell us of their experience of buying a property and retiring in Italy.
Walking in the Appenines
Many routes follow millennium old mule tracks through chestnut forests.
Italian Emigration
The huge part emigration played in Italian history and culture
Tuscan Festivals
The traditional Italian outdoor communal feasts known as Sagre