Buy property in Italy for €300,000

Quick answer: €300k is the median enquiry band on Gate-away's 2025 data (avg enquiry €428k). At this level you balance liquidity and lifestyle: Puglia villas with pools, Milan fringe off-plan, or Chianti apartments with moderate renovation scope.

Featured project examples

• Ostuni new villa with pool — €470k near completion
• Inspire UpTown Milan — from €348,500 off-plan
• Prandina Navigli — Milan Navigli regeneration
• Feel UpTown Milan — delivering from €517k

Region	Typical €300k buy	Gross yield
Puglia	3-bed villa + pool	6–8%
Milan fringe	1-bed off-plan	3–4%
Tuscany	2-bed apartment	4–5%
Sicily coast	2–3 bed turnkey	5–7%

Guides: Cost of buying · Non-resident mortgage · Invest Puglia · Invest Milan · Luxury tier €500k+

What you receive within one business day

Italian Estate is an independent research publisher, not a listing portal. When you submit the form below, we return a curated shortlist rather than automated MLS dumps.

• 3–5 vetted options matched to your stated budget band, region, and goal (yield, lifestyle, off-plan, relocation)
• Price range and ticket size with indicative €/m² where comparables exist on italian-estate.com
• Yield notes on gross vs net basis with links to our calculators and tax guides, not broker net-yield screenshots
• Compliance flags such as CIN/STR eligibility, heritage restrictions, or off-plan milestone structures when relevant
• Deep-dive links to area guides, project reviews, developer profiles, and compare articles on this site

If you opt in, we may introduce a licensed Italian agency or developer partner for viewings or off-plan terms. Referral relationships are disclosed on our methodology page. We do not charge buyer-side commission.

How the shortlist process works

Step	Timing	Your action
1. Submit form	Day 0	Budget, region, hold period, rental vs personal use
2. Research match	Day 1	We filter published reviews and partner inventory
3. Shortlist email	Within 1 business day	Review options and due diligence links
4. Partner intro (optional)	Your pace	Viewings, video walkthroughs, off-plan terms
5. Rogito	Weeks–months	Notary, avvocato, tax setup — never wire to seller personal accounts

Closing costs every foreign buyer should model

Italian transaction costs surprise buyers who compare only portal list prices. Model totals before compromesso, not at rogito.

Cost line	Second home (typical)	Notes
Registration tax	9% of cadastral value	2% if prima casa + residency registration within 18 months
Notary fees	1–2% of price	Higher on complex rural title
Agency commission	3–4% (if applicable)	Often paid by seller in Italy; verify contract
Geometra / survey	€800–2,500	Mandatory on rural and renovation stock
Legal counsel	€2,500–6,000	Off-plan and heritage deals need more
IMU (annual)	0.4–1.06% cadastral	Primary residence exemptions may apply

Full breakdown: Cost of buying property Italy · Hidden costs · Non-resident mortgage

Due diligence before you sign compromesso

• Confirm MAECI reciprocity for your nationality with the notaio file before large deposits
• Obtain visura catastale storica and compare room counts to on-site geometric survey
• Search abusi edilizi on pools, terraces, and roof conversions, especially in southern rural stock
• Read condominium regolamento for affitti brevi bans before STR pro formas
• Verify CIN path and cedolare secca at 21% (long-term) or 26% (short-term) on gross rent
• Wire only to notaio conto provvisorio after your avvocato clears the compromesso

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