A holiday home in Italy for under £250,000
Lake Como, Lake Garda, the Ligurian coast and Sardinia are about two hours from London. A piece of a managed Italian holiday home gives you about six weeks a year there, without buying, furnishing and looking after a whole house.
Every home below is shared by a small group of owners and looked after between stays. Prices are in euros, with the pound figure at today's rate.
Torri del Benaco, Lake Garda, Italy — 2-Bed Apartment With Pool
€139,000
Palau, Sardinia, Italy — 2-Bed Apartment With Pool
€119,000
Costermano sul Garda, Lake Garda, Italy — 2-Bed Terrace Apartment With Lake Views
€129,000
Domaso, Lake Como, Italy — 2-Bed Terrace Apartment With Panoramic Lake Views & Pool
€139,000
Torri del Benaco, Lake Garda, Italy — 2-Bed Apartment With Pool
€155,000
Torri del Benaco, Lake Garda, Italy — 2-Bed Apartment With Pool
€159,000
Lazise, Lake Garda, Italy — 2-Bed Apartment With Pool
€159,000
Laveno, Lago Maggiore, Italy — 1-Bed Apartment With Pool
€169,000
Bardolino, Lake Garda, Italy — 1-Bed Penthouse With Panoramic Lake View & Roof Terrace
€179,000
Loano, Liguria, Italy — 2-Bed Apartment With Sea Views
€189,000
Loano, Liguria, Italy — 2-Bed Penthouse With Sea Views
€199,000
Palau, Sardinia, Italy — 2-Bed Garden Apartment With Sea View & Pool
€219,000
Apricale, Liguria, Italy — 3-Bed Villa With Infinity Pool
€220,000
Torri del Benaco, Lake Garda, Italy — 3-Bed Garden Apartment With Lake View & Heated Pool
€289,000
Bordighera, Liguria, Italy — 3-Bed Private Residence
€229,000
Perugia, Umbria, Italy — 5-Bed Private Residence
€239,000
San Zeno di Montagna, Lake Garda, Italy — 3-Bed Private Residence
€249,000
Torri del Benaco, Lake Garda, Italy — 2-Bed Private Residence
€259,000
Where these homes are
| Where | From London | Homes | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Italian Lakes | about 2h to Milan or Verona | 11 | £108,000 €129,000 |
| Tuscany, Liguria & Sardinia | about 2h to 2h 30m | 7 | £100,000 €119,000 |
Questions buyers ask
Can I really buy a holiday home in Italy for under £250,000?
Yes, by owning a piece of one. 18 managed homes in Italy have a piece under £250,000 today, from £100,000 (€119,000). Each piece is usually 1/8 of the home, about six weeks a year.
What else do I pay?
The local purchase taxes when you buy, and your share of the home's running costs while you own, split between the owners. We send each home's yearly figures on request.
Is the home really mine?
You own a piece of the home itself, alongside a small group of other owners. It is not a timeshare: your piece can rise in value with the home, and you can sell it or leave it to your family.
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