Apartment with views in Genoa

Perched on the 8th floor of a refined building in Genoa’s seaside neighborhood of Pegli, this bright and spacious 130 sq m penthouse offers sweeping sea views from not one, but two generous terraces. The layout includes a large living room, separate eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms, and a full bathroom. A verandah with laundry area adds flexibility, while attic spaces provide ample storage.

Bathed in natural light throughout the day, this home blends privacy with the convenience of city living. Its elevated position ensures tranquil mornings and stunning sunsets over the Ligurian coast. Ideal as a primary residence or elegant vacation home, the property is served by an elevator and includes central heating and air conditioning.

Property highlights:

  • €240,000 (negotiable)

  • 130 sq m (1,399 sq ft)

  • 3 bedroom, 1 bath

  • 2 sea-view terraces (1 enclosed)

  • Well-connected to city center

  • Residential seaside neighborhood known for green spaces

Over €100,000

FRIULI

€170,000 - Semi-detached house in Arta Terme in the Alpine traditional region of Carnia. Two levels. Features living room with fireplace and stove, kitchen-dining area, attic storage, garden with paved area, and a terrace with open views. Excellent condition, autonomous heating, no renovations needed. 45 min from Udine, 10 km from Austrian border. 3 beds, 2 baths, 174 sq m (1,873 sq ft).

VENETO

€169,000 - Spacious 2-floor townhouse in peaceful courtyard in Pescantina with Valpolicella views. Features large living room, kitchen, and historic cellar. Attic space with 3.9 m ceilings ideal for studio or additional rooms. New windows, gas/wood heating. Optional 4-5 car garage for €10k. 4 beds, 1 bath, 221 sq m (2,379 sq ft).

UMBRIA

€110,000 - Recently renovated 2nd-floor walkup apartment in central Castiglione del Lago. Iit offers a living room with lake-view balcony, kitchen, bathroom, utility room, and AC. Sold furnished. Walking distance to all amenities. 2 beds, 1 bath, 107 sq m (1,151 sq ft).

BASILICATA

€120,000 - Beautifully renovated apartment located in the historic heart of Venosa. Features vaulted 4 m ceilings, stone finishes, a large living room, eat-in kitchen, bedroom with fireplace, and windowed bathroom. Fully furnished with gas heating and AC. Ground floor, 1 bed, 1 bath, 116 sq m (1,248 sq ft).

Affordable Amalfi Coast

A rare opportunity just minutes from the Amalfi Coast, this fully furnished ground-floor apartment in San Lazzaro, Agerola, offers exceptional value in a prime location. With 100 sq m of interior space, the home includes a generous living area, three bedrooms, a large eat-in kitchen, and a full bathroom. The layout is ideal for both year-round living and vacation rental use.

The property also includes a private garden, spacious cantina, and outdoor areas that are hard to come by in this price range so close to the coast. Located in a central area of the village with easy access to trails, services, and the famous Sentiero degli Dei, this is a smart investment for anyone looking to enjoy the Amalfi lifestyle without the tourist chaos.

  • €270,000

  • 100 sq m (1,076 sq ft)

  • 3 bedroom, 1 bath

  • Fully furnished

  • Private garden and cellar

  • Built in 2006

  • Ground floor

  • 10 km from the Amalfi Coast

Under €100,000

ABRUZZO

€78,000 - Charming multi-level apartment in historic center of Anversa degli Abruzzi with panoramic 18 sq m terrace. Features kitchen with fireplace, living room, 2 bathrooms, and 2 bedrooms with scenic views. Includes 14 sq m cellar. Perfect as a holiday home or rental investment. Good condition. 2 beds, 2 baths, 95 sq m (1,022 sq ft).

PUGLIA

€90,000 – Independent house in Carpino composed of two units totaling 245 sq m (2,637 sq ft). Includes multiple rooms across 3 floors, 2 kitchens, 2 bathrooms, storage, 72 sq m garage, and two outdoor parking spots. Terrace with laundry, autonomous heating, good condition. 14 km from the coast. Ideal for families or investment.

SICILY

€89,000 - Large 3-bedroom apartment in Trappeto, Catania with exclusive 500 sq m garden, wraparound balconies, and shared rooftop terrace. Includes a spacious kitchen, living room, and two outdoor parking spots. 2nd floor without elevator. Needs renovation. 1-2 beds, 1 bath, 155 sq m (1,668 sq ft)

TUSCANY

€95,000 - Stone townhouse in a sunny hillside village near Bagnone. Includes taverna with fireplace, cantinas, living room with terrace, kitchenette, and bathrooms on each level. Large panoramic terrace, private courtyard with garden and parking. 5 rooms, 225 sq m (2,422 sq ft). Good condition, autonomous gas heating. 3 beds, 2 baths, garage.

Monthly Regional Spotlight

Le Marche

Le Marche: Italy’s Underrated Gem on the Adriatic

Stretching along the Adriatic coast, Le Marche is often called Italy’s “secret Tuscany”—a region of rolling hills, medieval hill towns, and seaside charm, but without the tourist crowds or inflated prices. With a rich history, vibrant culture, and strong local traditions, it’s an ideal place for those seeking authenticity and balance. Residents enjoy both sandy beaches and dramatic mountain landscapes, plus easy access to Rome, Florence, and Bologna.

Le Marche’s cost of living is refreshingly affordable, and its food culture is exceptional—famed for Verdicchio wines, fresh seafood, and truffle-rich cuisine. The region also boasts excellent healthcare and reliable infrastructure. While there are some opportunities in agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism, the job market is relatively limited, especially if you don’t speak Italian. For this reason, Le Marche is particularly well-suited to remote workers, creatives, and retirees who want to enjoy the quality of life without depending on the local economy.

While picturesque villages are the heart of Le Marche, the region also offers dynamic mid-sized cities that are less known internationally but provide culture, amenities, and year-round life.

Top Towns and Cities to Consider in Le Marche:

  • Ancona – 98,000: The regional capital and a major port city with ferries to Greece and Croatia.

  • Pesaro – 95,000: A lively seaside city, UNESCO-recognized for its music heritage.

  • Macerata – 41,000: Known for its open-air opera festival and university atmosphere.

  • Fermo – 36,000: Elegant piazzas, Renaissance architecture, and proximity to the coast.

  • Ascoli Piceno – 49,000: Famous for its travertine-paved piazzas and stuffed olives.

  • Urbino – 14,000: UNESCO World Heritage city and birthplace of Raphael, with Renaissance charm.

From cultural hubs to tranquil hill towns, Le Marche offers the best of Italy with fewer crowds and more breathing room—making it an excellent choice for a life immersed in history, beauty, and authenticity.

Learn more about the cost of living in Le Marche.

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