The most beautiful places in All Italy to buy a house

The most beautiful places in All Italy to buy a house

For those buying a vacation house, whether to spend beautiful long weekends away, to take shelter from the bad Northern European winter, or perhaps even to earn income from rent, Italy has a fantastic array of options. But, of course, not every country offers beauty and affordability, from the lakes in north to Sicily in the south, from the Venice in the east to Naples in the west. Moreover, there are (in regular times) international flights to more than 24 Italian airports.

Here are the most beautiful places in All Italy to buy a house

Costa Smeralda, Sardinia

• Costa Smeralda is a stretch of coastline between Olbia and Palau in Obia Tempio, northeastern Sardinia. It is known for its turquoise and emerald waters, fine sand beaches, and luscious reputation for attracting group jets.
  
  Best beaches, which have likened to those in Caribbean, include Capriccioli, Principe, Liscia Ruja, Piccolo, and Grande Pevero. The crystal-clear waters and stunning landscapes make it a magical destination for luxury yachts and boats.
  
  The beaches are backed by Mediterranean green and granite, with low-key villas, golf courses, and the marinas perfectly integrated into the natural surroundings. History and the culture go hand in hand with the sparkling nightlife of the trendy clubs, restaurants, bars and shops of Porto Cervo.
  
  Vacation accommodation costs are pretty high in July and August, providing an opportunity to rent your property in the high season enough to finance your visits at lower times.
  
  

Matera, Basilicata

• How about a cave house on the ravine if you want a unique vacation home? The old part of Matera called "Sassi" is a labyrinth of hog houses and cave dwellings from the Paleolithic period (10th millennium BC). It has been suggested that it is probably the oldest continuously inhabited settlement in the world. How amazing is this?
  
  Al-Sassi has been the successor to many films due to its resemblance to a biblical city. As you wander the stone streets, you are regularly treated to a view of the narrow valley or across the rooftops. ITb has been awarded a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and the European Capital of Culture for 2019.
  
  Behind Sassi is a large city crowded with shops, restaurants, and squares. Recently discovered by tourists but rapidly growing in popularity with tour groups, Matera has excellent potential as a leading tourist destination. The surrounding countryside is stunning, with rolling hills and a fun drive that takes you to the sea.
  
  

Florence, Tuscany

• Owning your apartment in Florence allows you to live like the locals during your vacation and learn about the best places to buy fresh produce to prepare meals in your equipped kitchen. Did you hear the 'barocci' screaming to sell fruits and vegetables outside Sant'Ambrogio's market or to buy cheese and cured meats inside?
  
  Your apartment may also have a rooftop terrace or balcony with beautiful views across the red roofs, where you can escape the hustle and bustle of the streets with a glass of wine. Being in the city, you can beat today's goers and enjoy all the treasures of the Renaissance without the crowds. On a weekday, you can be the first to pass through the door of the Uffizi Gallery, the Pitti Palace, the Duomo, and the Galleria dell'Accademia.
  
  There is so much to admire it; you need many vacations to see it all. You can also arrange the visits to coincide with several events throughout the year, such as Saint's Day in the city on June 24, which includes processions, regattas, and fireworks.
  
  

Italian Lakes, Lombardy

• The Italian lakes must be one of Italy's most popular holiday destinations to enjoy the stunning scenery and the outdoors. There is a vast range of villas, townhouses, and apartments, from luxury lakeside to stone hillside homes with panoramic views. Lakes Como, Garda, and the Maggiore are the most famous, but you'll find stunning views and great outdoor activities, whichever you choose. Water sports, biking, hiking, and tennis are among the most popular activities, and there are several good golf courses and the ski resorts within easy reach.
  
  The lakes are easily accessible by the air and have a year-round appeal for vacation home buyers. You can even combine a shopping trip to Milan on your way home by the lake. Lake Como is so trendy; who doesn't want George and Amal Clooney to be neighbors? Maggiore is stylish and similarly priced, while Garda is an excellent place for outdoor activities. Iseo and Orta are not well known, so grab a bargain here.
  
  

Ostuni, Puglia

• This beautiful whitewashed town offers attractive little streets to explore with many quality restaurants, bars, and gift shops. Throughout the year, there are so many cultural events and live music. Apartments in the historical part of the city overlooking the sea are most suitable for enjoying the evening entertainment.
  
  Although there are no parking facilities, you have plenty of restaurants and bars on your doorstep. The coast is just a 10-minute drive away and can be reached by bus. The city's countryside offers the opportunity to buy tiny villas and Trulli, often in their olive grove. These simple cottages provide the perfect summer getaway at a very affordable price. Since the Puglia region has 500 miles of coastline, there are plenty of natural beaches to discover.
  
  As a famous tourist town with a year-round ex-pat community, you'll have no problem finding someone to keep the eye on your home while you're away and even rent it out to tourists. Summers are hot and long, and winters mild. It is also ideal for winter vacations.
  
  

Ski resorts of Turin

• Western Turin is a network of ski resorts known as "Milky Way," offering a great variety of slopes and the valleys over a relatively small area. This means you do not necessarily need to buy property in a large popular resort to hit the excellent and varied slopes. For example, in the province of Turin (Turin), you can look forward to 614 kilometers of pitches, and 122 ski lifts serve the ski resorts. The most well-equipped ski resorts include the Sestriere and Sauze d'Oulx, which are popular with foreigners.
  
  If you are looking for income from rent, these resorts offer you more regular returns, as foreigners are more inclined to book in advance and for more extended stays. Two-bedroom ski apartments near the lifts or the ski bus are the most popular. The 2006 Olympics were held in the Turin, and they look to the future of Turin and Milan as they explore a possible bid to host the 2026 Winter Olympics, which will undoubtedly create greater interest in the region.

Lucca, Tuscany

Tuscany remains the most popular area for buying a vacation home, with its laid-back ambiance, historical sites, medieval villages, rolling hills, and vineyards. However, with Pisa being the most famous Tuscan airport to fly from the UK, the area around the Lucca has become a very convenient location for a vacation home.

Just north of Pisa, Lucca has a charming historical center surrounded by large city walls. This 2.5-mile city wall is of great interest to the townspeople, who spend their spare time strolling, exercising, and socializing in the shade of its old trees. Piazza del Anfiteatro is where the ancient Roman Forum once stood and is a jewel in Lucca's crown. Home to cozy restaurants, painters, and artists' workshops, apartments in the surrounding streets are within walking distance.