Everyone wants a home in Southern Italy but not everyone wants to get their hands dirty and renovate.

Here's one ready for you: 350m² (3,767 sq ft) in Sicily, minutes from the beach. €318k ($369k) 🧵

Built in the early 1900s. 350m² (3,767 sq ft) across three floors, currently divided into 3 independent units - each with its own kitchen and bathroom. Plus an internal courtyard with parking.

The top floor opens onto a panoramic terrace with views of Mount Etna, the Ionian Sea, and across to Calabria. There are also 2 unrenovated rooms on the second floor that retain original period details - bonus space if you want to expand.

Live in one unit and rent out the other two, or convert the whole building into a boutique guesthouse? What would you do with it?

If this Modernista palace was in Barcelona, it would cost €3M+ easy.

But because it's in Borriana (Valencia), it just hit the market for €180k ($209k).

~600m² of history, 1920s ironwork, and 12 bedrooms.

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The architecture is pure Valencian Art Nouveau.

~600m² spread over three floors with a central lightwell that floods the whole house with sun.

12 beds/4 baths, and details you can't easily replicate nowadays..original hydraulic tiles, stained glass, and hand carved joinery.

To me, it screams boutique hotel or co-working space. Imagine hosting tech hackathons or artist retreats here.

It needs work, but the bones are incredible.

300+ days of sun a year. Total privacy. Yet just 20 minutes from the beach.

4-bed country villa in Alicante.

Not a bad price either: €349k ($412k) 🧵
The furniture would do well with a refresh but it does come with A/C.

Outside, you get a pool, a shaded gazebo, and mature fruit trees on a private 2,500 m² (~0.62 acre) plot.

A wealthy Spanish lady built her dream villa on Ibiza's cliffs. Now she wants to sell and see the world...

The villa generates €250k annually from just 6 months of rentals, with 80% of guests returning year after year 🧵 Located near Cala Vedella (pic.2) on Ibiza's west coast. Private beach access. Cliff-top position. Close to airport and island's best dining.

Someone explain to me why we are fighting for tiny city apartments when ALL THIS is available for €265k ($311k):

- 263m² Spanish villa (2,832 sq ft)
- 800 grapevines + winery
- 300 avocado trees
- 12,577m² of farmland (3.1 acres)
Inside you get exposed wooden beams, traditional brick fireplace, and rustic Spanish charm everywhere.

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, plus a kitchen where pots and pans hang from the ceiling like a proper farmhouse.

This 18th-century Italian villa has sat quietly on Lake Pusiano for centuries. Now it's finally on the market.

€950k ($1.1M) gets you the estate, the lake access, and 3 acres of parkland 🧵
Villa Arnaboldi isn't your typical renovation project. This is a preserved baroque estate with those iconic three-arched porticoes and original 19th-century courtyard.

The main villa spans 561 sqm (6,038 sq ft) with 11 rooms of pure Italian elegance.

When people ask me for a cheaper alternative to Tuscany, I tell them to look at Umbria.

Same rolling hills, same stone farmhouses, same stunning sunsets. Half the price 🧵 This 19th-century stone farmhouse just dropped for €460k ($538k). In Tuscany? You're looking at closer to €1M+ easy for something similar.

210 sqm (2,260 sq ft) - with exposed beams, handmade terracotta floors, and original stone details.

Finding a house with private beach access in a protected area is nearly impossible. This one just became available.

€790k ($926k) on Elba Island 🧵
The house sits in a protected nature reserve, which means the beach stays empty year-round. Walk 2 minutes through your private garden and you're on pristine sand with crystal-clear waters.

Have you ever seen a house with its own waterfall in the backyard? This Portuguese place has that plus solar power and 4 acres for €280k ($330k).
The waterfall isn't just nearby - it's literally on your property. Stone steps lead you down through terraced gardens to your own private cascade. This is actually insane.

You won't see another house like this one. Getting there requires commitment: 1km on foot or arrival by sea.

The reward? Your own secret bay on Elba Island (Tuscan Archipelago) 🧵
The adventure starts 3km from Marciana Marina on Elba's rugged north coast. Drive 2km up a paved mountain road, park in a small public lot, then walk 1km along an unlit path through Mediterranean wilderness.

For the bold? Arrive by small boat directly to your private bay.

€280k ($319k) for a 18-room villa near Milan/Turin should be impossible.

Yet here's Villa Gloria: 🧵
Belle Époque villa from the 1890s in Brusnengo.

630m² (6,781 sq ft) across multiple levels with hand-painted frescoes, coffered ceilings, and Corinthian stone columns.

I think this estate in Tuscany is a steal, but you tell me..

- 25 acres
- restaurant
- 5 acres vineyard
- 2.5 acres olive grove
- 6 beds/5 baths
- Pool with panoramic views

all for €630k ($719k)🧵
You're in the heart of Maremma wine country in Scansano (pic.1) - literally surrounded by vineyards and rolling hills.

88km to the motorway, 28 km from the sea/lake, 9 km from transport/services.

I hunt Italian properties daily. I've never seen 242m² (2,600 sq ft) in Tuscany for €205k ($232k). Ever. 🧵 Early 1900s stone villa, 8 rooms across 3 levels, private garden + parking.

And yes, I checked the listing three times to make sure it wasn't a mistake.

This isn't just a château - it's a château + 2 separate houses + pool + village shop. The rental income potential alone is incredible.

Found this gem in France's Dordogne (pic.2) for €785k ($892k).
Located in Saint Cyprien (pic.2), heart of the Périgord Noir - famous for truffles, foie gras, and medieval castles.

You're 50 minutes from Bergerac airport, 2 hours from Bordeaux, and surrounded by some of France's most beautiful countryside.

The Dordogne River valley at your doorstep.

Three renovated houses, one flowing river, and enough distance between them that nobody has to hear anyone else's Netflix choices.

📍Normandy, France This 532m² (5,727 sq ft) fully renovated 18th-century former flax mill sits on 1.4 hectares (3.5 acres) with 9 bedrooms/6 baths across three separate dwellings - each with its own character and purpose.

Got a DM from a follower: "My mum needs to sell her mountain house in Italy."

One look at these photos and I knew I had to share this with you.
Wait for it... this Alpine stone house in Ceppo Morelli (pic.2), sitting at the foot of Monte Rosa (15,203 ft), is priced at just €70k ($79k).

Yes, you read that right.

At €390k ($435k), this is likely the cheapest canal-side property in all of Venice - a city where waterfront real estate typically costs millions.
This isn't just a rare price point - it's a slice of authentic Venetian life.

Imagine waking up to gondoliers singing beneath your window, the gentle splash of oars in water, and sunlight dancing on centuries-old stone walls.

Giorgio Armani's architect created this Tuscan dream - a 19th century two-storey apartment with original wood beams, terracotta floors, and a cast iron spiral staircase for only €229k ($255k). This isn't just a beautiful property, but a slice of authentic Tuscan life.

Located in charming Scansano (pic.2) along the renowned Strada del Vino Morellino (pic.3), you're surrounded by some of Italy's finest vineyards producing world-class wines.

That moment when you stumble across a 1892 Norman brick château directly on the Seine River with breathtaking water views... for just €495k ($560k).
This isn't just a house, but a lifestyle in one of France's most enchanting riverside settings.

This 150m² (1,615 sq ft) renovated 1892 manor sits directly on the banks of the Seine with 2,500m² (0.6 acres) of beautifully landscaped gardens planted with fruit trees flowing right to the water's edge.

I'm viewing 100+ properties every week, and I can confidently say this Costa Brava villa is what I call the "holy grail" - panoramic sea views, tourist license already in place, and incredible investment potential.

💶 €795k ($904k) - Reserved
Built in the 1970s but thoughtfully updated, this 7-bedroom gem is strategically positioned in the Masis de Caldiretas nature reserve.

The peace and privacy here are absolutely unmatched.

Just discovered the coolest property in Spain - literally.

This stunning cave house stays a perfect 68°F (20°C) year-round without AC, plus it comes with TWO separate dwellings. This isn't just a house - it's living Spanish history carved into the mountains of Guadix.

From outside, a charming stone facade. Inside, 4,300+ sq ft (400m²) of luxury with natural temperature control even during Andalusia's scorching summers.