Buying property in Sardinia can involve more than the seller, the price and the documents shown by the estate agent. A house may have a neighbour using part of the garden. A rural property may include land cultivated by another family for decades. An access road may cross a parcel that has always been…
Porto Cervo, Peak Season. The Numbers Are Never Quiet During the high season, a villa on the Costa Smeralda with direct sea access, five bedrooms and a helipad does not rent for weekly rates that anyone fails to notice. The figures are public, listed on every luxury charter and villa rental platform that serves…
Buying a Sardinian Property With Unauthorised Works: Risks Before You Sign A sea-view villa in Sardinia can look renovated, valuable and ready to buy while an extension, enclosed veranda, guest annex, swimming pool, terrace or change of use has never been properly authorised. Foreign buyers should not sign an offer or pay a deposit…
When foreign buyers first hear that a notary will “take care of the legal side” of their Sardinian purchase, they often assume the notary acts like a personal lawyer. In reality, the Italian notary is a neutral public official who must protect the integrity of the legal system and the registry, not the interests…
Alghero is one of the most attractive areas in Sardinia for international buyers, but it is also a place where the right choice depends very much on what you actually want to do with the property. Buying a home, retiring there, or living there on a long-term basis are related decisions, but they are…
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