Luxury real estate in Italy

The luxury real estate market is confirming its strength in Italy's two main cities: but how much does a luxury home cost in Milan and Rome and what will luxury property prices in Italy be like in 2022?

A piece of Tuscan history enclosed in a luxury villa for sale at idealista. It is a late nineteenth century residence in Pistoia decorated by famous artists such as Pietro Baldoncoli, Francesco Morini, Mariano Coppedè, Giuseppe Michelucci.

For luxury real estate, Italy is confirmed as a key market, always under the lens of foreign investors.

A wonderful resort overlooking the sea on the island of Ischia is for sale at auction on idealista, the base for bids is about 1.9 million euros.

If there is one sector that knows no crisis, it is the luxury sector, and luxury residences in Milan are a shining example.

When it comes to luxury homes in Italy, there are many options to choose from, depending on your taste.

Italy has an awful lot to offer those who choose to move there to live: stunning natural landscapes, excellent cuisine, and an unparalleled cultural history. In fact, something that draws many people to Italy is the beautiful art and architecture on show in many of her cities.

There is a good reason that Tuscany is a favourite destination for people all over the world to come and live. Stunning natural landscapes, rolling hills, medieval villages, vineyeards stretching out under the Italian sunshine, and of course the beautiful shores of the Etruscan Coast.

When you think of luxury homes in Italy, there are a handful of specific regions that come to mind. Near the top of the list has to be the Costa Smeralda, on the island of Sardinia.

Who doesn't dream of a life of comfort and luxury, in a beautiful home, with waves lapping against the shore bare metres away. It might sound like just a dream, but this is a reality that can be achieved with this week's property, a stunning villa, right by the water, on the Sardinian coast.

The last two years of pandemic and economic recession have put Italy, Europe, and the world in general under great strain. However, there is one sector that has not suffered at all from this complicated period: luxury real estate.

For many people there is a certain charm in the dream of living in the city of Venice, but most are aware that that is simply a dream, and perhaps the reality of living in such a tourist hub doesn't appeal.

Of all of the places in Italy that attract foreign interest in their real estate market, the Mediterranean island of Sicily is perennially popular, and for good reason. A stunning natural landscape, among the most pleasant climates in all of Europe, spectacular seasides, phenomenal cuisine...

There is a lot to draw someone to live in Bologna: the beautiful architecture lining its eminently walkable streets, its thriving cultural and social scenes with plenty to see and do, the wide variety of job opportunities available, the central location in Italy, meaning the gorgeous Italian country

There are few sights to wake up to in the morning better than the stunning blue waters of the Mediterranean, beyond the lush greenery and pure white sands of the Sardinian coast.

There are a wide variety of reasons to move to the Italian countryside, from the beautiful landscapes that provide jaw-dropping views, to the sense of tranquility you can find surrounded by nature and plantlife, from the fabulous rustic aesthetic of Italian country houses, to the simple pleasure of

There are many reasons that Italy is as popular with ex-pats as it is. Some choose to make their lives in Italy to enjoy its stunning natural landscapes, some for its rich cultural history, some simply for the weather.

The lakes in the north of Italy are a popular holiday destination, both for Italians and foreigners. Nestled in idyllic landscapes, they offer various activities for nature lovers: surfing, kayaking, hiking, cycling...

Tuscany has long been the dream destination in Italy for many expats, with its beautiful landscapes, gorgeous historic architecture, and inspiring cultural history.

The island of Sardinia, one of the most beautiful places in the whole Mediterranean sea, is the backdrop for this week's property: an incomprehensibly beautiful villa, sat atop the Miata hill.

 There is something to be said for simplicity and elegance, especially in your home. Combined with the beautiful landscape and fantastic weather of Sicily and you have the recipe for a truly relaxing life.

The property this week is Casa Pacì, a uniquely situated villa, set among the rocks outside the town of Scilla.

Villa Ginori, this week's property, is located in the Migliarino-San Rossore-Massaciuccoli Natural Park, in Versilia.

They luxurious feel of Italy's fashion capital Milan is often reflected in the wonderful properties on offer in the city, and this is certainly the case when it comes to this luxury penthouse in the heart of historic Milan.

Summer might be over, but this doesn't mean that you have to say goodbye to relaxing in the Italian sun. These 50 houses and villas located on the most exclusive resorts and beaches of Sicily are sure to bring you back to summer.