A country house in Salento may be advertised with an “artesian well” that supplies the home, garden, olive grove or pool. Seeing water come out of a tap does not establish that the well is documented for all those uses—or that the buyer can continue using it on the same terms. Before making an…
A Puglian trullo may be advertised as having “potential to extend”, “room for another bedroom” or “permission possible for a new lamia”. None of those phrases means you can build it. Before paying a price that assumes an extension, establish what lawfully exists, whether any additional volume is actually permitted and whether the project…
A restored masseria in the Valle d’Itria can be one of the most beautiful properties in Italy. Before you make an offer, you should know whether the restoration you are paying for was authorised, whether every suite, terrace and pool is lawfully part of the property and whether the hospitality potential in the listing…
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