Home automation, intelligent or smart homes are starting to be an important part of the Italian real estate market, and in recent months they have become even more important due to lockdown where the country was forced to remain at home.
With this in mind, people want their lives to be as convenient and as comfortable as possible, and living in a smart home is the perfect way to achieve this. Smart homes are filled with mod-cons which can save energy and keep consumption under control, as well as being able to control many elements found in our homes: home automation systems can be used to control anything from heating and air conditioning, to shutters and curtains, not forgetting security systems and other conveniences.
If you want to live a comfortable life in Italy and step into the future, don't miss out on the best smart homes in Italy now for sale on idealista.
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- Bergamo
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- Lucca
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- Treviso
Flat in piazzetta Costantini no number
Centro Storico, Pordenone45.960612.6614140.000 €46 m22 rooms
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Rondo Carducci, Voghera, Pavia44.99769.00012245.000 €130 m24 rooms
Flat in subdistrict Campidoglio
San Donato - Cenisia - San Paolo, Torino45.08047.65553368.000 €125 m25 rooms
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