Step 1 – Search the location and region Before you start looking at houses, take a moment to understand the different regions and how life changes from place to place. Generally speaking, the south is warmer and life moves slower.The north is cooler, better connected, and offers more work opportunities. Are you looking for a […]
Owning a house in Italy is a dream for many. The landscapes, the food, the culture, the slower pace of life and the sense of belonging make it one of the most desirable places in the world for a second home. But alongside the charm, there are also practical challenges that many foreign owners are
A second home in Italy is a dream but what happens when you’re not there? Whether your property is a cozy apartment in the hills of Piemonte or a villa in the countryside of Tuscany, proper care and maintenance are essential to avoid unpleasant surprises… and to enjoy every return with a light heart. Here’s
How would you choose a region in Italy based on your favourite pasta? While most people research property in Italy by price, climate, or investment potential, I’d rather use something more Italian. Pasta. Yes of course. Because in Italy, pasta is more than food. It’s identity. It’s heritage. It’s a beautifully twisted map of culture,
Thinking of buying a home in Italy? Whether you’re dreaming of a vineyard-view villa in Tuscany, a coastal escape in Liguria, or a trullo in Puglia, Italy has never been more appealing to foreign buyers. But navigating the Italian property market as a non-resident can feel overwhelming.This step-by-step guide breaks it all down from searching
Buying a second home in Italy might be a dream — but owning one is a long-term commitment. And like any home, it comes with running costs. Whether it’s a countryside farmhouse, a coastal villa, or a charming apartment in a medieval town, maintenance is part of the package. So before you picture yourself sipping