Apartment€350,000
Florence

876 homes and apartments for sale in Florence, Italy.
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25 properties shown
Apartment€350,000
Florence
€1,650,000
FIRENZE (ITA)
€850,000
FIRENZE (ITA)
Villa€13,000,000
Florence
Villa€1,150,000
Florence
House€1,400,000
Florence
House€870,000
Florence
Apartment€4,980,000
Florence
Apartment€580,000
Florence
Apartment€550,000
Florence
Apartment€800,000
Florence
Apartment€1,160,000
Florence
Apartment€4,980,000
Florence
Apartment€2,500,000
Florence
Villa€840,000
Florence
Villa€2,200,000
Florence
Villa€1,200,000
Florence
House€790,000
Florence
Villa€2,700,000
Florence
Villa€720,000
Florence
Apartment€890,000
Florence
House€1,050,000
Florence
Apartment€900,000
Florence
House€1,550,000
Florence
Apartment€435,000
Florence
Buyer's guide: Florence
Florence real estate pairs a UNESCO-listed centre with Tuscan hills just outside it. We list 876 properties here, with a median asking price of €460,000, a median of €4,771 per m² and a very wide price range.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings.
| Measure | Florence |
|---|---|
| Listings | 876 |
| Median asking price | €460,000 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €301,250 - €1,235,908 |
| Median price per m² | €4,771 |
| Median size | 132 m² |
Apartments number 655, villas 94 and houses 91, with 19 penthouses, 15 commercial units and one studio. Bedrooms lean large: 329 listings have five or more, 178 have three and 178 have four. The unusually high upper quartile (over €1.2 million) comes from villas and estates in the hills around the city.
See all villas in Italy if you want a countryside project, or Italian apartments for city living.
Santo Spirito, San Frediano and the rest of the Oltrarno across the Arno are popular for their artisans and cafés. Santa Croce and San Lorenzo sit in the historic core, where listed-building controls limit alterations. Campo di Marte and Gavinana are residential areas with easier parking.
Movements of traffic in the centre are restricted (ZTL zones), and short-let regulations in Florence have tightened, so check what is allowed before buying for tourists. Compare Milan for work-driven demand, or Bolzano-Bozen for a mountain alternative.
Florence is two markets: a historic-centre flat market and a hill-villa market, with a €900,000 gap between their price levels.
Read the Italy property guide, buying process and financing guide before making an offer.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, 94 villas are listed. Rural purchases need extra checks on land use, access and permits.
The median is €4,771 per m².
Florence has tightened short-let rules in the historic centre. Confirm current regulations before buying.
The median size is 132 m², large by European city standards.
No separate foreigner tax exists, but non-resident status affects mortgages and primary-home tax relief.