House€175,000
Fermo

309 homes and apartments for sale in Fermo, Italy.
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24 properties shown
House€175,000
Fermo
Apartment€70,000
Fermo
House€920,000
Fermo
Apartment€330,000
Fermo
House€298,000
Fermo
Apartment€118,000
Fermo
Apartment€105,000
Fermo
House€700,000
Fermo
Apartment€75,000
Fermo
Apartment€285,000
Fermo
Apartment€195,000
Fermo
Apartment€535,000
Fermo
Apartment€210,000
Fermo
Apartment€120,000
Fermo
Apartment€205,000
Fermo
Apartment€158,000
Fermo
Apartment€180,000
Fermo
House€125,000
Fermo
Apartment€180,000
Fermo
Apartment€119,000
Fermo
House€165,000
Fermo
House€165,000
Fermo
House€370,000
Fermo
House€172,000
Fermo
Buyer's guide: Fermo
Property for sale in Fermo gives access to the Adriatic coast of Marche, a quieter and cheaper region than Tuscany. The median asking price across our 309 listings is €130,000, and apartments make up 219 of them.
Prices are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. A quarter of listings ask €68,000 or less, and a quarter ask €230,000 or more, so there is plenty of choice at a low budget.
| Measure | Fermo |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €130,000 |
| Lower to upper quartile | €68,000 to €230,000 |
| Median price per m² | €1,545 |
| Median floor area | 124 m² |
| Active listings | 309 |
The mix is 219 apartments, 59 houses, 27 villas, 3 commercial units and one penthouse. Large layouts dominate: 161 listings have five or more bedrooms and 64 have three. Fermo's hilltop historic centre contains period apartments, while newer flats and houses cluster on the slopes and near the coast.
Check energy class, heating costs and seismic upgrades, as parts of central Italy are earthquake-prone.
Fermo is a hill town with a cathedral on Girfalco hill and views to the sea. The coast is a short drive away, at Lido di Fermo and Porto San Giorgio, with beach resorts and a summer rental market. Ancona airport is the nearest.
To widen your search, look at Macerata, Ascoli Piceno, Ancona, Teramo, Pescara and L'Aquila.
Non-EU buyers can usually buy subject to reciprocity. Typical steps are an offer, a preliminary contract (compromesso) with a deposit, and the deed (rogito) before a notary. Taxes include registration tax of 2% on a primary residence or 9% on others, and agent fees of about 3% plus VAT per side.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
Generally yes, with a similar mix of hill towns and a longer sandy coastline.
The historic centre is on a hill, with the beach about a short drive away.
A lawyer or technical adviser is strongly recommended alongside the notary.
The preliminary contract, usually with a 10% to 30% deposit, that commits both sides.