ITALY
UP TO £250k O
Umbria,€250,000 (£210,000) Restored two-bed cottage in panoramic position in the Apennine mountains. Located in Orvieto, it has a large, secluded garden of 1.2 acres.
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aff ordable, it off ers such a diverse range of properties — from farmhouses (below leſt ) to village townhouses to city apartments to lakefront or ski properties. T e Abruzzan property specialist Vignaverde has a selection of
detached houses with land for this sort of budget, including a three- storey house in Casoli that would make an ideal B&B property (see
vigneverde.com for more details). But it will also buy you a beach bolthole in the fashionable
Liguria (see below), just a short drive from the French Riviera. Other options include key-ready apartments in a converted borgo
(hamlet) such as Castelfalfi in Tuscany (
knightfrank.com), which is ideal for rentals as there are golf and sports facilities on tap, 40 mins from Pisa - or a cottage in Umbria - see leſt . You can also get an apartment on the Italian lakes: consult Casa Travella for plenty of possibilities (
casatravella.com).
ur budget of £250,000 goes a long way in the beautiful yet untapped region of the Abruzzo. Located plum in the centre of the Italian “boot”, the “green heart of Italy” is really worth a look because, not only is it so
Abruzzo, €245,000 (£209,600) Oozing with character, this three-bed, two-bath stone-built farmhouse in the tranquil area of Vicoli, Abruzzo, has great views. Lovingly restored, with original beams.
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Liguria,€235,000 (£201,000) Located in the beautiful city of Imperia, in the Borgo Prino district, this two-bed apartment faces the sea. It includes this small terrace, with tremendous views.
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