Villa€310,000
Alessandria

187 homes and apartments for sale in Alessandria, Italy.
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24 properties shown
Villa€310,000
Alessandria
House€170,000
Alessandria
House€100,000
Alessandria
House€120,000
Alessandria
Villa€250,000
Alessandria
Villa€219,000
Alessandria
Villa€1,390,000
Alessandria
Villa€850,000
Alessandria
Villa€79,000
Alessandria
House€220,000
Alessandria
Villa€250,000
Alessandria
Apartment€45,000
Alessandria
Apartment€65,000
Alessandria
Apartment€80,000
Alessandria
Apartment€450,000
Alessandria
House€750,000
Alessandria
Villa€220,000
Alessandria
Apartment€38,000
Alessandria
House€160,000
Alessandria
House€230,000
Alessandria
Villa€98,000
Alessandria
Villa€180,000
Alessandria
House€40,000
Alessandria
House€650,000
Alessandria
Buyer's guide: Alessandria
Alessandria real estate is among Italy's most affordable city markets: the median asking price across 187 current listings on RealEstateAbroad is just €84,000, with the middle half between €43,560 and €174,500. Apartments make up 95 listings, houses 56 and villas 33.
Advertised prices only; the euro-per-m² line rests on 53 listings and is a rough guide.
| Alessandria | Euros |
|---|---|
| Midpoint ask | €84,000 |
| Middle 50% of asks | €43,560 - €174,500 |
| Midpoint ask per m² | €874 |
| Midpoint area | 90 m² |
| Properties on file | 187 |
Beyond apartments, houses and villas, there are 2 commercial properties and 1 studio. Many listings carry large bedroom counts, and several are likely older farmhouses, townhouses or full buildings, so read the details. The low prices usually reflect renovation needs, province-level demand and older stock.
Alessandria is a city in southeast Piedmont, known for its star-shaped citadel, its hat-making history and its place on the Turin-Genoa-Milan axis. The Monferrato wine hills and the Marengo battlefield are nearby. Turin, Genoa and Milan are each about an hour or so away. In our link set, Asti, Pavia and Novara are within regional reach; Genoa, Savona and Turin are big-city alternatives.
Buyers are mainly Italians and a few foreigners seeking low-cost bases and countryside.
A reciprocity rule governs foreign purchases, and in practice it is met by most nationalities. Get a tax code (codice fiscale) first; the notary then closes the sale. The imposta di registro is 2% on a main home and 9% on a second home, computed on cadastral value rather than price, before notary and agent fees. Low-priced houses frequently hide structural, energy or wiring work, so hire a geometra to inspect.
More detail sits in the guide to buying in Italy, the Italian mortgage page and the Italy overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It is a provincial city with older stock, modest demand and many properties needing renovation.
Yes. A geometra checks planning conformity, boundaries and condition.
It suits budget buyers who want a base between Turin, Genoa and Milan.
Registration tax of 2% for a primary home or 9% for a second home, plus fees.