Italian real estate and property for sale in Italy
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Italian Real Estate and Property for sale in Italy
Immobiliare Italiano list all types of Italian real estate and luxury property for sale in Italy. We offer a wide selection of Italy real estate from villas, houses and apartments to castles, farms, vineyards, palazzo and mansions, fixer uppers to luxury properties, old or new, restored or needing renovation, historical or modern, traditional or contemporary, in all price ranges and all locations, countryside, rural, urban, historical town and city centre. Immobiliare Italiano is your local Italian real estate agent and will help you to find your ideal house for sale and buy your dream property with a full range of estate agency services, multilingual and experienced in helping overseas buyers in Italy.
Restored Caprese Michelangelo villa with pool. Picturesque and private setting but just a short drive from the main towns, Sansepolcro, Anghiari and Monterchi, of this stunning part of Tuscany. More info
Bedrooms3Bathrooms3Plot Size5078 m²Internal Area150 m²HeatingRadiatorsPropertyStone building, ceilings with chestnut beams and terracotta tiles, stone staircase, stone fireplace, double glazing, swimming pool, garden
€440,000
For Sale
Bedrooms19Bathrooms19Plot Size7090 m²Internal Area1690 m²
Surprisingly spacious Florence villa divided into 5 apartments (19 bedrooms) with English style park garden for sale. 15 mins from the city centre. Restored with great care and attention to detail characterized by frescoes and elegant finishes. More info
Bedrooms19Bathrooms19Plot Size7090 m²Internal Area1690 m²HeatingRadiatorsPropertyParquet flooring, inlaid parquet motifs, frescoed ceilins, brick vaults, parking lot, English park with Art Nouveau pieces, monumental staircase, possibility of building a pool, olive grove, cellar
Lovely ancient masseria for sale in Puglia Italy dating back to the 17th Century with pool and garden and with the opportunity to build a further 3 additional independent units. Furnished and ready to move in. More info
Bedrooms5Bathrooms4Plot Size1500 m²Internal Area300 m²HeatingRadiatorsPropertyOld stone construction, arches, panoramic terrace, old stone fireplace, pizza oven. Air conditioning system. Furniture included. Air conditioning system.
€1,600,000
Sold
Bedrooms4Bathrooms4Plot Size650 m²Internal Area500 m²
Looking for an Italian beach house? Then this luxury 4 bedroomed waterfront villa with a pool could suit the bill. Just a 100 mt from the seashore, with great sea views near to Castro Marina in Puglia. More info
Exciting commercial opportunity comprising a Tuscan holiday complex with wine estate, 30 bedroomed Agriturismo, restaurant, two salt-water swimming pools, vineyards, olive grove, arable land. The complex dates back to the 17th century and the buildings have been carefully restored and renovated retaining their original and unique features. More info
Bedrooms20+Bathrooms20+Plot Size923000 m²Internal Area1530 m²HeatingRadiatorsPropertyStone walls, brick-built arches, carved stone jambs, wooden beams, terracotta and parquet floors, porticos
€8,300,000
For Sale
Bedrooms5Bathrooms4Plot Size420000 m²Internal Area1810 m²
Chianti Classico property for sale comprising a multi-award-winning organic winery producing wine, vin santo, grappa, olive oil and honey with a villa, a dependence, a cellar, an apartment and an annexe. More info
Bedrooms5Bathrooms4Plot Size420000 m²Internal Area1810 m²HeatingRadiatorsPropertyTerracotta flooring, ceiling with wooden beams and terracotta tiles, exposed stone, brick arches, fireplace
Agriturismo in Tuscany for sale with restaurant, swimming pool and large olive grove. 60.0 hectares (148.3 acres) of land with permission to plant a vineyard. Versatile restored property with 16 bedrooms. More info
Bedrooms16Bathrooms18Plot Size600000 m²Internal Area1190 m²HeatingRadiatorsPropertyStone walls, wooden beams, terracotta floors, stone fireplaces, surveillance system,keyless electronic door locks
€4,900,000
For Sale
Bedrooms20+Bathrooms20+Plot Size539000 m²Internal Area2720 m²
Agriturismo organic farm for sale in Italy. Splendid commercial opportunity, near Florence in Tuscany. Large Olive Grove. Chapel, Restaurant. 53.9 hectares land. Ideal for Weddings and events. More info
Bedrooms20+Bathrooms20+Plot Size539000 m²Internal Area2720 m²HeatingRadiatorsPropertyStone walls, wooden beams, Florentine terracotta floors, decorative elements carved in pietra serena, stone fireplaces, pool with whirlwind tub, photovoltaic system, thermal solar system, biomass boiler,
Italian estate for sale with restored farmhouse agriturismo (8 apts), 4-bed owners accommodation, vineyard, olive grove, stables, gardens, pool. 20.8 hectares (51.4 acres) of land. More info
Bedrooms14Bathrooms11Plot Size208000 m²Internal Area1260 m²HeatingRadiatorsPropertyStone walls, terracotta floors, wooden beams, original fireplaces, porches, pergolas, swimming pool, garden, horse stable, paddock, Chianti DOCG vineyard, olive grove
€3,750,000
For Sale
Bedrooms8Bathrooms8Plot Size167000 m²Internal Area744 m²
Tuscan Estate with three apartments, annexes, vineyard, 16.7 hectares of land and chapel for sale in the Chianti Classico area, a few km from Greve in Chianti. Formerly owned by Lisa Gherardini (Mona Lisa), who had received them as a dowry from her father. More info
Bedrooms8Bathrooms8Plot Size167000 m²Internal Area744 m²HeatingCentralized gas heatingPropertyStone builing, ceilings with wooden beams and terracotta tiles, terracotta flooring, brick arches, open fireplaces, loggias, terraces.
Recently restored Marche villa, Near to Pesaro and the sea of the Adriatic coast the property offers 3 bedrooms with garden and garage and guest accommodation. More info
Bedrooms3Bathrooms3Plot Size500 m²Internal Area350 m²ParkingGarageHeatingRadiators + Air conditioningPropertyParquet and ceramic flooring, wooden beams, fireplace, beautiful staircase
Magical castle property in Italy. Restored and features 11 bedrooms, 13 bathrooms, and a lovely 15th-century chapel. 6.6 hectares (16.3 acres) of land which include a keep and cascina needing renovation. Ideal as a prestige private home, boutique hotel, venue for weddings, conferences, events etc or company headquarters. More info
3 Bedroomed ground floor apartment in a medieval castle. Restored, private courtyard, garden and a spacious cellar/workshop. Great holiday home, vacation rental or is ideal to live in year round. Nicely priced. More info
Bedrooms3Bathrooms3Plot Size270 m²Internal Area230 m²HeatingRadiators + fireplacePropertyStone walls, terracotta and stone flooring, wooden beams with terracotta tiles, fireplace, garden, paved courtyard, spacious cellar/workshop
€290,000
For Sale
Real Estate Italy FAQs
Can a foreigner buy a home in Italy?
If you are citizens of EU countries, EEA countries such as Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway, and stateless persons or refugees who have resided in Italy for more than 3 years there are no special requirements if you are seeking to buy property in Italy. If you are a Foreigner residing in Italy legally and your family members are in good standing or are a stateless person/s who has lived in Italy for longer than 3 years then you are eligible to buy property in Italy without the need for verification of a condition of reciprocity if you have a residence permit for:
Employment or self-employment Sole proprietorship Family reasons Humanitarian reasons Study And if you have a long-term EC residence card.
Foreigners who do not reside in Italy can buy property as long as there is an international treaty that permits a material condition of reciprocity between your country of origin and Italy. Reciprocity means that Italians are allowed to buy a house in the foreigner’s country of origin. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs periodically verifies reciprocity between Italy and other countries such as the United States or the UK. Please note that notaries are not allowed to draft any forms of property buying contracts involving citizens from “non-reciprocity” countries.
Does Italy still sell homes for $1?
Yes. some towns/villages are still selling homes for €1 but there are a few things to consider before buying one: These properties are normally in remote areas They will usually need to be renovated considerably and this must be completed by a certain date Resale value may not increase much despite the investment in bringing the property up to standard Other aspects that one should consider before buying one of these properties include: Due to their location employment opportunities may be non-existent Internet connection could be an issue Medical facilities may not be in easy reach of the property’s location Purchasing one of these properties as a Non-EU citizen does not give you any special immigration status Before buying one of these properties, it is highly advisable to go on a viewing trip and to engage the services of local experts such as a lawyer, accountant, and surveyor to avoid any unpleasant surprises down the line. For more information on these programs, you should contact the Town Hall directly in the towns that are offering these homes for sale. Estate agents do not offer these properties.
Is property cheap in Italy?
That depends on what you term cheap. The type, location and condition of a property determine the price. Generally real estate in cities is more expensive than in the countryside. The average cost for property in Italy is €1,719 per square meter (sq. m.) which is average compared to other European nations.
What is the cheapest area to buy property in Italy?
You should not be looking at the cheapest area but focus first of all on what type of property and what you need to be near to and the type of amenities/facilities you want to be nearby. Doing that will allow you to find a property that will suit your needs. Focussing on the cheapest area will just waste your time and may dishearten you in your search.
Can I move to Italy without a job?
You can as long as you have the appropriate visa, details of where you are living ie rental agreement or contract of property purchase and proof of funds that allow you a comfortable standard of living in Italy. Details can be found at The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation and the Italian Consulate (https://vistoperitalia.esteri.it/home/en) have more information about:
Visas, including intra-corporate transfers Work and residence permits Supporting documentation Other conditions
How long can you stay in Italy if you own property?
Once again, this depends on the type of visa you have and whether a Schengen national. Non-Schengen national can stay for up to 90 days as a “tourist”. For longer stays, you need to look at Student visas, Work visas, Self-employed work visas, or Elective Resident visas. Further details at Details can be found at The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation and the Italian Consulate https://vistoperitalia.esteri.it/home/en
Can an American move to Italy permanently?
Simple answer is yes but there are procedures which need to be followed and put in place. Americans staying in Italy for more than three (3) months are considered residents. This includes Americans who will work or transact business and persons who want to simply live in Italy.
Americans must have an entrance visa which should be obtained at an Italian consulate before coming to Italy, in order to remain in Italy for more than three months and gain resident status. This procedure will take several weeks to complete so it is advisable to apply well in advance of the departure date. The visa will be granted only for the time indicated on the application. Americans already in Italy without a visa will have to leave Italy to obtain one before they will be able to gain resident status.
Upon arrival in Italy, the American must obtain a permesso di soggiorno (permit of stay). As of December 11, 2006, an application “kit” for the permesso di soggiorno may be requested from one of 14,000 national post offices (Poste Italiane). The kit must then be returned to one of 5,332 designated Post Office acceptance locations. It is important that applicants keep a copy of the receipt issued by the Post Office. Additional information may be obtained from an Italian immigration website via the Internet at: http://www.portaleimmigrazione.it. Within 20 days of receiving the permit to stay in Italy, Americans must go to the local Vital Statistics Bureau, Anagrafe of the Comune, to apply for residency. It generally takes one to two months to receive the certificate of residence (Certificato di Residenza).
In addition, as of March 10, 2012, under Italian law (Presidential Decree no. 179 of September 14, 2011) all American citizens who request an Italian permit of stay for more than 12 months are required to sign an “integration agreement” (accordo di integrazione) at the local prefecture (sportello unico per l’immigrazione) or at the provincial police headquarters (questura). By signing this agreement, Americans are compelled to achieve specific integration goals (e.g. acquire an adequate knowledge of the Italian language, of the Italian civil structure and culture) and accumulate a total of thirty credits. Simply signing the agreement will secure the first sixteen points. The remaining fourteen points must be earned over the next two years by taking classes or passing a test in the Italian language, on the civil structure and culture, and by successfully completing a variety of other requirements. Failure to complete the integration agreement with the required credits is punishable by expulsion from Italy. Additional information may be obtained from the Italian Ministry of Interior’s website at http://www.interno.gov.it/it/temi/immigrazione-e-asilo/modalita-dingresso/accordo-integrazione-straniero-richiede-permesso-soggiorno.
What attracts people to live in Italy?
Since time immemorial visitors to Italy have fallen in love with the land, the architecture, the culture, the cuisine. Some cherish these memories, carrying them in their heart for the rest of their lives; no matter where they are on the globe, their spirit slumbers in Italy. Others make Italy their own—their home away from home—by securing their own apartment, villa, house, or estate in the birthplace of Western civilization, the country of love.