Clear answers for those arriving from abroad. Can't find yours? Write to us — we reply personally.
Yes. Foreigners may buy property in Italy. You will need a tax code (codice fiscale) and a bank account — we guide you — and the deed is signed before a notary, with an interpreter if you do not speak Italian.
We work in the Valle d'Itria and Alto Salento: Ostuni, Carovigno, San Vito dei Normanni, San Michele Salentino, Fasano, Ceglie Messapica and Cisternino, countryside included. If the home you have in mind is just outside this area, write to us — we'll look into it together.
Because we work for you alone: we select, have the documents reviewed by a qualified firm, and act in your interest. From a distance, you avoid mistakes you would not catch yourself.
The most common: planning irregularities, land-registry discrepancies, unclear boundaries and access, cisterns and water systems. We check them before any offer.
Offer → preliminary contract (compromesso) → deed before the notary. We are with you at every stage, with translations and a dedicated interpreter at signing.
It depends whether you buy from a private seller or a company, and whether it is a first home. Beyond the price there are taxes, the notary and any advisory fee — we give you a clear estimate from the outset.
Yes, with the proper permits and qualified firms. We coordinate designers and the site; historic properties carry specific constraints, which we handle.
Regular checks of the systems, water, cisterns and grounds, the handling of minor works, and seasonal opening and closing. Tailored to your property.
Yes — it is the heart of property care: we are your eyes on the ground and a single point of contact.
Yes. We work in English and provide a dedicated interpreter for the official steps, the notary included.
Write to us on WhatsApp or by email: we understand what you need and propose the next steps, with no obligation.