Sharing our love of Italian architecture
The Living in Italy team is thrilled to launch our new showcase of Italian properties. Our portfolio includes a carefully chosen selection of exclusive homes and projects. All properties are for sale and illustrate the exciting investment opportunities available for anybody looking to purchase a vacation or permanent home in Italy.
Traditional restored farmhouse with mountain views, garden, land and outbuilding in Le Marche
This fully renovated farmhouse is located in a sunny position on a hillside near the fortified medieval village of Smerillo, known locally as the tetto delle Marche (the ‘roof of the Marches’) because of its spectacular views reaching as far as the Gran Sasso, the Sibillini Mountains, Monte Conero and the Adriatic Sea. This spacious […]
La Tenuta del Conte
La Tenuta del Conte, located on a hill with spectacular views of the Sibillini mountains, would make an exciting investment for anybody looking for a major restoration design project in Italy. The rural complex consists of a ruined manor house and an adjacent demolished building, set within 12 hectares of its own woods and land. […]
Traditional farmhouse and walnut woodland in Le Marche
La Casa delle Noci is an extremely large traditional farmhouse with a separate outbuilding nestled in over 20 hectares of its own walnut woodland planted for timber, in a secluded spot among the rolling hills of the Le Marche region. Its panoramic position enjoys sunset views of the local medieval hilltop town, and Monti Sibillini National […]
18th-Century Palazzo and Borgo in Le Marche
Borgo Felici presents a stunning opportunity to acquire an entire hamlet, complete with main palazzo, farmhouses and outbuildings. This would make an exciting restoration project suited to any kind of rural tourism development or complex of residential homes. Situated in over 23 hectares of farmland in the Le Marche region, yet only 3 km from […]
Contemporary Organic Architecture in Le Marche
These stunning properties are nestled deep in the rolling hills of Le Marche in central Italy. There really are no other houses quite like them in the region. The architecture is inspired by the world famous Scottish architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928) and the American architect Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959). This contemporary example of organic architecture […]
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