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Buy property in Italy for €300,000
The core foreign-buyer band — pool villas in Puglia, off-plan Milan, and Tuscan apartments with documented closing costs.
Quick answer: €300k is the median enquiry band on Gate-away's 2025 data (avg enquiry €428k). At this level you balance liquidity and lifestyle: Puglia villas with pools, Milan fringe off-plan, or Chianti apartments with moderate renovation scope.
Featured project examples
- Ostuni new villa with pool — €470k near completion
- Inspire UpTown Milan — from €348,500 off-plan
- Prandina Navigli — Milan Navigli regeneration
| Region | Typical €300k buy | Gross yield |
|---|---|---|
| Puglia | 3-bed villa + pool | 6–8% |
| Milan fringe | 1-bed off-plan | 3–4% |
| Tuscany | 2-bed apartment | 4–5% |
| Sicily coast | 2–3 bed turnkey | 5–7% |
Guides: Cost of buying · Non-resident mortgage · Invest Puglia · Luxury tier €500k+
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Puglia villa · Milan off-plan · Tuscany apt
Frequently Asked Questions
At €300k you can target Ostuni countryside villas, Florence fringe apartments, Milan peripheral new-build studios, or restored trulli with moderate renovation. Pool and land packages in Puglia often sit in the €350k–470k band.
Central Milan rarely works at €300k. Cascina Merlata and Scali Ferroviari off-plan projects start near €348k for one-bedroom units. Expect lower yields than southern holiday markets.
Second-home buyers typically pay 9% registration tax on cadastral value or 10% VAT on new build, plus 1–2% notary and agency fees. Model totals in our closing costs guide before compromesso.
Italian banks often lend 50–60% LTV to foreign income earners with longer approval timelines. See our non-resident mortgage guide for document lists and LTV bands.
Puglia and Sicily often beat Milan on gross holiday-let yields at €300k. Tuscany and Rome skew lifestyle with tighter STR rules in historic centres.
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