Luxury real estate in Italy

This newly built waterfront villa in Lu Caloni on the spectacular Italian island of Sardinia is an opportunity not to be missed with spectacular sea and countryside views.

Our house of the week is a mansion near Florence, on the Lastrigiana Hill in Lastra a Signa.

Would you like to live near the city centre of Rome, but don't want to miss the comfort of a large detached house with garden? Then our house of the week may be just right for you. It is a luxury villa west of Rome, close to the International School and the Università Europea di Roma.

Have you always dreamed of a holiday home on a deserted island? Then take a look at our property of the week. It is a beautiful, spacious villa on the island of Salina, part of the Lipari Islands, north of Sicily in the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Are you looking for a holiday home by the sea in Italy? Then our house of the week might be just right for you. This modern luxury villa in Forte dei Marmi is only 1.4 kilometres from the beach and the lively city centre. Forte dei Marmi is one of the most exclusive resorts on the Ligurian Sea.

The house of the week today is a villa in an exclusive residential complex in Milan. This prestigous property exudes modern elegance both all throughout.

The remarkable property of the week in Olbia doesn't shy away with its imposing elegance. The villa contains 7 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, set on 384 m2 (4133 ft2).

The striking property of the week located in Todi, boasts a beautiful panorama of views.

According to data by Engel & Völkers and Santandrea Luxury Houses. The vulnerable economic situation in Italy hasn’t compromised the Italian real estate market, especially the luxury property market. It particularly hasn’t been affected by the crisis in Milan and Rome.

The Strada Provinciale 14 (SP14), in the area of Montalcino (Siena), is the street with the most expensive houses in Italy, for an average value of 3,690,714 euros according to a study by the real estate portal idealista regarding "luxury adresses" in Italy.

This charming apartment in the Vittorio Emanuele Angusto area of Milan stands out with its period style facade and interior decoration. The smallest details haven't been forgotten when giving this property of the week the striking air of elegance.

Tuscany is one of the most popular Italian regions. Not surprisingly, it has much to offer for lovers of art, culture, history, wine, and gastronomy. Can you imagine spending your holidays here in a romantic country house?

Italian rustic houses have a very special charm and seem to transfer their inhabitants to another era.

Tuscany, with its beautiful landscapes, its quiet villages and its medieval estates, is a very popular holiday destination for tourists from all over the world. Here you can still find authentic buildings like this old 14th century monastery in Chianti, Siena.

Who doesn't dream of a country house in Italy to enjoy their holidays in peace or to spend their retirement? Our property of the week is an old manor house for sale in Tuscany, one of the most beautiful and popular regions among foreigners who would like to buy a property in Italy.

The demand for properties in Sicily continues to grow.

The luxury real estate sector in Italy has not been affected by the economic crisis because it affects a high-income target audience, according to this snapshot of the Italian luxury real estate market by Tecnocasa. Tecnocasa say that customers with a higher spending power and more money are attrac

In the biggest cities in Italy like Rome and Milan, it’s easy to find weird and wonderful houses for sale with some crazy characteristics that might really surprise you. Houses, apartments and penthouses with jacuzzis, spas, saunas or indoor swimming pools… incredible luxury villas with hanging gar

Italy holds a collection of some of the largest and most impressive historical buildings and monuments in the world, and it’s even possible to buy some of them on idealista.

Lesa is a sleepy town on the shores of Lake Maggiore, Italy with mostly unassuming buildings… except for our house of the week, a huge, historical mansion that sticks out like a sore thumb.

Tucked away high in the green hills of Umbria, near Perugia, this incredible luxury home has some totally unique features that will knock your socks off. Originally built in the 17th century, the property includes a villa, a tower and various other buildings that have all been fully renovated.

Prefabricated homes are often associated with being cheap and not necessarily great quality, but modern prefab homes come in all shapes, sizes and prices.

Milan is the fashion capital of Italy, full of boutiques and luxury condominiums, and the market for high-end real estate in Milan is on the rise.

Here’s your once-in-a-lifetime chance to live in the centre of Rome in a luxury penthouse apartment.

What is a "luxury" home like and what makes it so special?