Luxury real estate in Italy

Porto Rotondo is located between the Gulf of Cugnana and the Gulf of Marinella, 13km north of Olbia in Sardinia.

The Tuscan countryside is famous for its lush green landscapes, as well as a rich historical and artistic legacy, a true delight for visitors.

The Golfo Aranci municipality in the Province of Sassari in the Italian region Sardinia is home to some of Italy's most beautiful seaside properties.

Valsolda is a municipality of about 1,400 inhabitants in the Province of Como in the Italian region Lombardy.

Rocchetta Belbo in the heart of the Langhe is a hilly area to the south and east of the river Tanaro in Piedmont, northern Italy, and this territory is particularly special as it is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

A building restoration project in Italy that blends art and history in the natural setting of the hills of Biella is a special property, not to be missed.

Under the Rocca di Angera just 40 minutes from Milan and metres from the golf courses of Lake Maggiore, rises this eco-sustainable design villa on a hill with beautiful views over the lake. This modern structure guarantees a class A+ energy rating and has been built with sustainable materi

San Gregorio di Catania is a municipality in the Italian region Sicily, located about 170 kilometres southeast of Palermo and 7 kilometres northeast of Catania.

Living in the Italian countryside is a dream for so many, while Italian cities also have so much unique charm to offer.

The Italian countryside is varied and worth the effort of travelling beyond the main tourist spots.

The Italian coast is a stunning sight like no other and this week's property of the week in Italy takes full advantage of breathtaking coastal views.

Luxury short-term rentals in Italy are a great alternative for the summer holidays this year, a summer season like no other, where travellers are facing the difficulty of finding COVID-free holiday destinations.

Lucca is a historical city located in Tuscany on the western coast of Italy and is known throughout Italy for its fantastic medieval city walls that still encircle most of the historic old town.

The Italian countryside is known for its unrivalled beauty and this stunning period villa in Salsomaggiore Terme is the perfect place to enjoy it.

Located along Italy's Tuscan Riviera is the most exclusive town in the area, Forte dei Marmi. The peaceful yet renowned coastal town is home to this exquisite villa which is close to local amenities and only 850 metres from the sea.

The historic St. Regis Hotel in Rome has been brought back to life.

Just 13 km from the centre of Palermo is Mondello Beach in an inlet at the foot of Mount Pellegrino, a place for leisure and the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Venice's canals are one of the world's most beautiful sights, with the contrast between rustic, colourful buildings and the glistening turquoise water that flows past.

The Olgiata district, situated outside the "Gran Raccordo Anulare" (Rome's ring road) is made up of luxury villas with spacious gardens and offers a country style of living with all the advantages of living near a big city.

There is arguably no spot more idyllic than the Italian islands, in particular Sardinia, the second largest of the Mediterranean islands. This elegantly modern villa situated in the charming Porto Rotondo area enjoys unbeatable views and is just 250 metres from the sea.

Ischia is a volcanic island in the Tyrrhenian Sea. It lies at the northern end of the Gulf of Naples, about 30 kilometres or 19 miles from the city of Naples, and is home to this stunning villa which enjoys the best of the spectacular, panoramic sea views.

Monza Park is home to some of Italy's most prestigious residential areas, just like this classic penthouse with a private rooftop pool offering a panorama of this exclusive location, with stunning 360-degree views varying between the skyline of Milan, the Alpine peaks and the Brianza hills.&nbs

Take a step into the future with this unique property located close to Italy's Lake Garda, a modern villa which has been elevated and enjoys panoramic views of the surrounding lake and mountains.

Italy, often known as "the boot", is full of charm no matter the region. Located right in the heel of the boot is Gagliano del Capo. This small town of only 5,000 inhabitants is located at the most southern end of Salento, on the headland that separates the Adriatic and Ionian seas.

Italy's third largest city of Naples is full of charm and from this stunning penthouse apartment in the Chiaia-Mergellina part of the city, stunning 360 degree views of both the city and the sea can be enjoyed.