Italian countryside

Property auctions are popular in Italy and are usually associated solely with houses or buildings in general. However, there is another unusual asset that can also be purchased at auction in Italy: vineyards.

Italy is known for its outstanding beauty, something which has recently caught the eye of the British press. The daily newspaper, the Guardian, has highlighted 3 particular Italian destinations in a feature about the most relaxing and peaceful places to visit in Italy.

Going on holiday in Italy has never been so convenient, in spite of the current coronavirus pandemic that is sweeping the world. In the summer that follows the strict COVID-19 lockdown in Italy, in addition to the help of a holiday bonus, Italians and those travelling to Italy from abroad 

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.

In the Italian village of Luserna, in the province of Trento, the local authorities have just launched "Coliving collaborare condividere abitare" (Coliving: collaborate, share, live).

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.

Italy is open for the summer holidays after the coronavirus pandemic, and many regions in the country are introducing incentives to encourage tourists to spend the summer holidays in Italy this year.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, foreigners continued searching for property in Italy.

In our 2020 coronavirus world, many people have been changing their habits and new living needs are becoming a priority.

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

Agricamper Italia is a new initiative that supports rural tourism on the move.

This small Italian village has recently made the news due to the fact that a selection of its houses were for sale for only 1 euro and now, Teora is back and you could get paid to live there.

The Italian countryside is a place of immense beauty and this amazing stone farmhouse in the Marche countryside is the perfect place to enjoy it.

If your dream is to live in a big house in the countryside, then this stunning mansion in Bogogno is just for you. Built in 1900, this spectacular property is located in the hills of Novara, a short distance from the renowned Bogogno Golf Resort.

This 27 hectare estate with castle-like house in Salento in the Italian countryside boasts impressive arched ceilings and stonework throughout and is a real hidden gem on the property market.

This elegant farmhouse is located in Monte Argentario in Tuscany.

Have you ever wanted to live in a traditional Italian manor house? Would you like to get away to a place in the sun in the Italian countryside and start a new life? Well now you can, with this luxury villa for sale in Marche.

In the heel of the boot of Italy, in the province of Lecce, stands this incredible Italian country home, our house of the week.

The beautiful Italian villa that forms the setting for Luca Guadignano’s Oscar-nominated 2017 film Call Me By Your Name is now on the market.

The northern Italian region of Piedmont is famed for its rugged, mountainous landscapes and miles and miles of hills covered in vineyards where some of the best wine in Italy is made.

Tuscany is many people’s dream holiday destination and undoubtedly a great place to buy property in Italy, but Umbria is Italy’s new up-and-coming area.

This splendid private villa has spectacular sea views of the Gulf of San Terenzo in Lerici, Liguria.

Discover a beautiful villa for sale in the northern region of the Italian lakes.