When browsing property listings in Sardinia, international buyers often encounter properties offered at significantly lower prices than comparable homes in the region. A rustic stone building with countryside views, a warehouse structure on beautiful land, or an older rural dwelling might be listed for a fraction of what a modern apartment costs in a…
Buying a property in Sardinia should feel like the beginning of a new life chapter, not the start of a legal battle. Yet most foreign buyers only discover serious legal issues when it is too late, after they have already signed a binding preliminary contract and paid a significant deposit that they cannot recover…
Seaview Residence on the Costa Smeralda A client from mainland Italy — let’s call him Alessandro for privacy reasons — had found his dream holiday home: a residential unit in a stylish seaside residence on Sardinia’s eastern coast, known as Costa Smeralda, with sea views and several shared amenities.Everything seemed straightforward: the price aligned…
A well, septic tank or private water supply does not make a rural property in Italy unsafe to buy. But it does mean that the buyer must check far more than the house, the view and the land registry. In the countryside around Alghero, across the Nurra, in rural Sardinia and in many other…
You will normally need an Italian tax code, known as a codice fiscale, to buy property in Italy. It identifies you for the purchase documents, the final deed before the notary, property registration and tax-related aspects of the transaction. For most foreign buyers, obtaining a codice fiscale should be handled early and practically. If…
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