€1,500,000
AREZZO (ITA)

112 homes and apartments for sale in Arezzo, Italy.
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24 properties shown
€1,500,000
AREZZO (ITA)
Apartment€350,000
Arezzo
House€1,850,000
Arezzo
Villa€540,000
Arezzo
Villa€2,200,000
Arezzo
Villa€475,000
Arezzo
Villa€850,000
Arezzo
Villa€690,000
Arezzo
Apartment€750,000
Arezzo
Villa€350,000
Arezzo
Villa€219,000
Arezzo
House€48,000
Arezzo
House€190,000
Arezzo
House€90,000
Arezzo
Apartment€89,000
Arezzo
House€200,000
Arezzo
Apartment€105,000
Arezzo
Villa€440,000
Arezzo
Apartment€110,000
Arezzo
House€160,000
Arezzo
Apartment€320,000
Arezzo
Apartment€169,000
Arezzo
House€240,000
Arezzo
House€190,000
Arezzo
Buyer's guide: Arezzo
Property for sale in Arezzo spans a historic Tuscan city and its hills. RealEstateAbroad shows 112 listings with a median asking price of €427,188, but the range is extreme, from about €169,750 to €1,425,000 for the middle half.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros.
| Indicator | Current listings |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €427,188 |
| Middle half of asking prices | €169,750 to €1,425,000 |
| Median price per m² | €1,800 |
| Median size | 303 m² |
| Listings analysed | 112 |
There are 38 houses, 35 apartments, 29 villas, 7 land plots and 3 commercial properties. Bedroom data is skewed large, with 56 listings having five or more bedrooms, 16 three-bedroom, 12 four-bedroom, 5 one-bedroom and 3 two-bedroom. A median size of 303 m² shows the weight of estates and farmhouses, so use price per m² and individual listing details rather than the headline median. Farmhouses may include land, outbuildings and heavy restoration.
Arezzo is known for Piero della Francesca's frescoes, its sloping Piazza Grande and a monthly antiques market. It has rail links toward Florence and Rome, and the surrounding Valdichiana, Casentino and Valtiberina valleys offer rural property. Cortona, Montepulciano and Castiglione del Lago are well-known hill towns within a drive, while Siena, Perugia and Florence are larger markets farther away.
Foreigners can buy, with reciprocity checks for some non-EU nationals. You need a codice fiscale, a notary completes the deed, and registration tax is typically about 2% for a primary home and about 9% for a second home, based on cadastral value. Always check planning compliance for rural buildings. Read the Italy buying guide, mortgages and the Italy market.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It combines city flats with country villas and farmhouses, so the median alone is not a good guide.
Usually, though the best rural estates can be costly.
Yes, especially for farmhouses, to check structure, planning status and boundaries.
Registration tax of about 2% (primary) or 9% (second home) on cadastral value, plus notary fees.
By train from Florence or Rome, or by road from the A1 motorway.