Property

Property

Farmhouse near Porto San Giorgio, Le Marche

This large building, which is a restored conversion of two houses, comes with eleven hectares of olive and walnut trees, and grounds with distant sea views.

Agents believe market will recover in two years

The Italian property market is slow but agents expect it to improve in the future. This is the result of a survey by Banca d’Italia (Italy’s central bank) in association with Tecnoborsa.

Panoramic rustico on the Euganean hills

Set among verdant hills close to Padua, this stone rustico affords lovely views over lush vineyards, olive groves and fields

Naples and its coastline weather the property storm

Demand is holding up in the southern Italian capital and on the sought after resorts of Ischia, Sorrento and Capri, where prices are comparable to those in Monaco and the French Riviera

Torre de Monaldeschi, Ficulle, Umbria

Old meets new at Torre de Monaldeschi, a postcard pretty development in the heart of Umbria.

Making the move in Italy

British writer and designer Angie McNee talks about her decision to move to Italy

Demand strongest in the South, slowest in the North-East

The latest report by the Agenzia del Territorio, Italy’s equivalent of the Land registry, highlights regional differences in sale volumes

Converted church in Trevi, Umbria

This unusual house brings together an austere medieval façade with grand, almost Baroque interiors—all at an extremely good price

Puglia and Sicily top the chart for second homes

Demand for second homes remains healthy but price conscious buyers turn their attention to new, more affordable locations

Villas and flats above Rapallo, Liguria

A handful of luxurious villas and panoramic apartments are available for sale in one of the few new-builds to be allowed on the Ligurian hills above Rapallo