Houses for Sale Under €75,000 in Italy
38 homes for sale in Italy cost €75,000 or less right now. The cheapest is €12,000, in Lazio, and half of them are under €40,000.
Most of them are in Lazio, Tuscany and Calabria.
A person looked at every listing before it went up. Ruins, homes that need a new roof and listings with a single photo are left out.
€12,000 Stone house in a hill town 55 min from Rome Lazio
€13,000 Stone-village home near Viterbo, 1h30 from Rome Grotte Santo Stefano, Lazio
€16,000 Two-bedroom apartment with two balconies in a historic village Fiamignano, Lazio
€16,000 Two-bedroom apartment with terrace in a historic Tuscan village Montieri, Tuscany
€20,000 Colorful one-bedroom apartment with attic and balcony Gradoli, Lazio
€24,000 Stone house with a swimming pool in a Tuscan village Tuscany
€28,000 Whitewashed house 25 minutes from the beach Puglia
€30,000 Sea-view house five minutes from the beach Calabria
€32,000 Lake-view house six minutes from the lake Umbria
€34,000 5-bed house with a terrace and courtyard Como area
€34,000 Apartment in Marsala, Trapani Marsala, Trapani
€35,000 Sea-view house five minutes from the beach Calabria
€35,000 Furnished historic tower house Sardinia
€35,000 House in Ventimiglia di Sicilia, Palermo Ventimiglia di Sicilia, Palermo
€38,000 1-bed house 11 minutes from Lake Como Lake Como
€39,000 Sea-view terrace in Acquappesa, Calabria Acquappesa, Calabria
€39,000 Move-in-ready alpine chalet at 1,000 m with private land Paesana, Piedmont
€39,000 2-bed village house 30 minutes from the beach Sardinia
€39,000 Country house with garden in Cassino, Frosinone Cassino, Frosinone
€41,000 Apartment with sea view in Falconara Albanese, Cosenza Falconara Albanese, Cosenza
€45,000 Stone house in a medieval Tuscan village Tuscany
€45,000 2-bed house 10 minutes from the lake Lombardy
€45,000 Sea-view studio five minutes from the beach Sicily
€45,000 Three-floor village home with a panoramic balcony over the rooftops Italy
€46,000 Little stone farmhouse with terrace in an Umbrian village Sellano, Umbria
€48,000 'La Casa Felice': a 2-bed home in an Umbrian hill village for €48k San Venanzo
€49,000 Duplex in Acquedolci, Messina Acquedolci, Messina
€49,000 Sea-view home with a panoramic terrace Sicily
€49,000 Vaulted house near the Puglia coast Puglia
€49,000 House with garden in Borgorose, Rieti Borgorose, Rieti
€55,000 3-bed stone village house in a quiet hamlet Piobbico, Marche
€59,000 Restored stone home with two panoramic terraces near a lake in Abruzzo Bomba, Abruzzo
€59,000 Stone house with a terrace and mountain views Abruzzo
€59,000 Chalet-style home with mountain views Martiniana Po, Piedmont
€64,000 Rustic stone house with courtyard, balcony and several outbuildings Colfelice, Lazio
€65,000 Vaulted stone home with terrace in Cisternino's old town Cisternino
€75,000 Whitewashed stone house in Locorotondo, Puglia, ready to move into Locorotondo
€75,000 Fully renovated, fully furnished stone home in a quiet Tuscan village Subbiano, Tuscany
Questions people ask
Can foreigners buy a house in Italy?
9% registration tax on cadastral value for a second home (2% as main residence), notary and registry about €2,500, agent 3% plus VAT if there is one.
How much do buying costs add to the price in Italy?
Plan for roughly 10% of the price plus about €2,500 in fixed fees. On a €40,000 home that is around €6,500. Each home page on RealHunt shows the estimate for that exact price.
Are these homes ready to live in?
That is the rule for everything we publish: no ruins, no land, no homes that clearly need major work. Old houses are fine if they have been looked after. Always get a survey before you buy.
How often is this list updated?
Every day. Homes that sell or get reported as gone are taken down, and new ones are added after a person checks them.