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Buying a house in Italy: Which type of property is right for me?
This guide looks at the most common types of Italian property, from small apartments to large villas
ContinueReal Estate in the Face of Climate Change – Where to Find Future-Proof Homes in Italy
Many people still dream of owning a home in Italy, whether as a second home, a retirement home or as a long-term investment.
ContinueMaremma, all its villages and coastline
The name Maremma indicates an area of over 5,000 square kilometres
ContinueSeaside properties in Italy – dream or investment trap?
A house by the sea in Italy – for many people, this is the epitome of a lifelong dream
ContinueOne last Pizzazza – properties with a view of Italy's village scene
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ContinueMonteargentario, Tuscany's natural lagoon
In Italy, we have the beautiful Venice, but it is, in part, man-made. Then there is a natural lagoon, in Tuscany, known by the name of: Monteargentario.
ContinueNorthern Italy or southern Italy? How to find the perfect location in Italy
Italy is a country of contrasts – and that is precisely what makes it so magical. Between the glaciers of the Alps and the lemon groves of Sicily lie not only 1,200 kilometres, but also two different ways of life.
ContinueSecondary residence in Italy: what owners need to know
A second home, or ‘seconda casa’ in Italian, is a property that is not permanently used as a main residence. The distinction is made not only based on the registration address, but also on the actual use.
ContinueOld building meets modernity: renovation projects in historic buildings
How dilapidated farmhouses and town palazzi are transformed into stylish dream homes - with expertise, funding and Italian craftsmanship
ContinueHere are five tips to help you get the best price when buying a house in Italy.
Having a home in Italy sounds like living the dolce vita: warm summer evenings, olive groves, and a view of the sea.
ContinueMarina di Massa: the turtles are back
Caretta caretta in Tuscany: why turtles are suddenly nesting in Marina di Massa, what volunteers are doing – and how beachgoers can help protect a small natural wonder.
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