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Italy through AEGORA

Italy remains the most recognisable European property market for Australian buyers, and one of the most varied — from vineyard farmhouses in Tuscany and Piedmont to apartments in Milan, Rome and Bologna.

AEGORA presents Italian property to Australian buyers and renters, alongside Australian-resident owners who wish to sell or let property they already hold in Italy.

Regions on AEGORA

Tuscany
Umbria
Lombardy
Puglia
Piedmont
Lakes

Typical categories

Farmhouses & estates: Stone farmhouses, borghi and small agricultural estates.
City apartments: Period and contemporary apartments in Milan, Rome, Florence and Bologna.
Lake & coastal homes: Homes on the northern lakes and along the Ligurian and Adriatic coasts.
Restoration projects: Village houses and rural buildings suited to staged renovation.

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Restored Stone Farmhouse Among the Vineyards, Montalcino, Italy

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Restored Stone Farmhouse Among the Vineyards

Montalcino, Tuscany

A meticulously restored casale of local stone, framed by cypress avenues and working vineyards. Five bedrooms, four bathrooms, beamed ceilings, terracotta floors and a vaulted cantina, with olive terraces and a loggia for long evening tables. Presented to an Australian-facing market, with AUD figures indicative only; appropriately authorised Australian or overseas professionals may be engaged where required. Marketed for demonstration purposes by the fictional agency Colline Toscane Estates (demo).

A$2,790,000

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Design Apartment, Porta Nuova, Milan, Italy

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Design Apartment, Porta Nuova

Milan, Lombardy

A contemporary apartment in one of Milan's most established business districts, with concierge, lift access and a south-facing balcony. Presented to an Australian-facing market, with AUD figures indicative only; appropriately authorised Australian or overseas professionals may be engaged where required.

A$1,385,000

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Know before you go — Italy

Framework information only, prepared for orientation. These summaries require verification and are not legal, tax, immigration or financial advice.

Buying in Italy

A general outline only. Each region and comune applies its own rules, and these must be confirmed locally.

· Codice fiscale and a local bank arrangement are usually needed
· A notary (notaio) formalises the transfer
· Preliminary contract and deposit stages are typical
· Heritage and planning constraints commonly apply to older buildings

Selling from Australia

Australian-resident owners, families and inheritors can present Italian property to an Australian audience.

· Private owners are welcome — no professional licence required to enquire
· Jointly inherited property is common and can usually still be presented
· Local agency and notarial involvement is generally required to complete

Travel, residency & inheritance

Framework information only, requiring verification for your circumstances.

· Schengen short-stay limits apply to Australian passport holders
· Elective-residency and long-stay visa categories exist
· Italian succession law can apply to Italian-situated assets

The AEGORA European Property Guide

Enquire about Italy

Tell AEGORA what you are looking for in Italy — or what you already own there. AEGORA is a marketplace and does not itself provide legal, tax, finance, foreign exchange or settlement services.