Piedmont Property

Many property buyers looking at Piedmont will be considering a Piedmont property in the Alps, with excellent skiing in winter and breathtaking scenery at every time of year. The city of Turin has some excellent Piedmont properties for urban dwellers but there is little doubt that the mountains and countryside are the prime targets for overseas property buyers. Property in Piedmont is inexpensive compared with the likes of Tuscany and Veneto.
With borders onto France and Switzerland, there are Gallic and Teutonic flavours to this northwestern region, not least in its cuisine, with wine and truffles particular specialities, drawing tourists (and potential property buyers) in their droves.
Among the best-known towns in the area are the wine-making centre of Asti; Alba, famous for its truffles; the Alpine skiing resorts of Limone Piemonte, Prato Nevoso, Sauze d’Oulx and Sestriere; Turin, the regional capital and the home of Fiat; Verbania, on the shores of beautiful Lake Maggiore; and Vercelli in the east, a rice-growing centre.
Piedmont property prices are lower than, for example, Tuscany. There are over 40 golf clubs located all over the region. Urban Piedmont properties are likely to be more expensive in Turin than other towns. Rural property in Piedmont varies in price considerably, from the very cheap to the luxuriously expensive.
The Homes Overseas Guide to Buying Property in Italy has advice on the legal and financial aspects of buying Piedmont property, plus overviews and information on the process of buying property in Piedmont.
You'll find our range of Piedmont property below.

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