Italy Property Market
The Italy property market is one of the best in Europe. It goes without saying that Italy is one of the most popular tourism locations in the world, and with great tourism goes popularity property. The Italy property market, has and will be boosted no end by new Italian tax laws, that heavily reduced the costs involved in buying an Italy property.
Italy property has been among the most popular in the world since the boom in overseas property investment began, and has become even more popular since the new laws were imposed in February.
Investment Property in Italy
Italy property in the newly popular regions, where you can still get a real bargain is Italian investment property, though it is still possible to get Tuscany property at some very reasonable prices. Carefully chosen, Italy property can be a really good investment, capital appreciation was around 8-10% before the new tax laws, and could be even higher now. Rental yields on Italy property in popular tourists locations can be upwards of 7%.
Our Italy Property
We currently have a very impressive Italy property portfolio, with some of the aforementioned bargain properties in popular tourism areas, and reasonably priced Tuscany property. Speaking of which, our all star Italy property is an authentic turn of the century mill, what would have been the mill workers accommodation, a listed building, has been fully restored and split into studio-2 bedroom apartments. At just £80,000 for a studio apartment the Old Mill Baggni di Lucca is Italy property at its finest.
Featured Investment Property in Italy
Manduria Bungalows - Puglia
A small group of bungalows situated in the grounds of a 4 Star Hotel near Manduria. Beach 1/2km. Local town centre 2km. Brindisi airport 60km. There are three different sizes of bungalow and only 17 in all. Built in a modern style they are so convenient for enjoying the amenities of a 4* hotel including a bar, restaurant, swimming pool and tennis courts - right on the doorstep…
£50,000 - £70,000
The Old Mill - Bagna Di Lucca
Charming, riverside apartments with modern amenities situated in a Tuscan spa town close to the region's famous cities of art, Versilia's golden beaches and the ski slopes of Abetone! For 200 years this unique building was a working mill. Today, permission has been granted for 40 charming riverside apartments…
£80,000 - £230,000
San Pietro in Bevagna
San Pietro in Bevagna is situated on the Ionion coast just off the main road between Taranto and Gallipoli and south of Manduria, 1 hour from Brindisi Airport. The town is small and still undeveloped, popular with Italian holidaymakers, the local amenities include restaurants, bars, supermarkets, banks, and seaside related activities…
£80,291 - £91,692
About David Stanley Redfern
David Stanley Redfern Ltd is an overseas property specialist, working directly with developers in more than forty countries. Most properties are exclusive to David Stanley Redfern Ltd, giving an unparalleled selection of resale and new builds. David Stanley Redfern Ltd is AIPP accredited.
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