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How To Buy A Property In Italy

In this section we will give you an overview on how to buy a house in Italy.
We include a description of the types of property available in Italy, the various steps to follow when purchasing an Italian property and a breakdown of the costs involved.

Categories of  Italian property

Appartamento- Apartment
Monolocale- Studio Appartment/1 room (usually includes separate bathroom)
Bilocale- Apartment /2 rooms (usually includes separate bathroom)
Casa- House or home (A general description applicable to any property)
Casa Canonica- Old Church house
Casa Gemella- Semi-detached house
Casa Padronale- Country house
Casale- Farmhouse
Casetta- Small house
Castello- Castle
Palazzo - Palace/ Mansion / Block of flats (Any very large building)
Rustico- "Rustic" property in need of restoration.
Rovina- Ruin (usually in the historical sense)
Villa- detached house with surrounding area / garden.
Villino- Cottage or small house with garden.

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