House€850,000
Grosseto

165 homes and apartments for sale in Grosseto, Italy.
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24 properties shown
House€850,000
Grosseto
Villa€990,000
Grosseto
Villa€590,000
Grosseto
Villa€380,000
Grosseto
Villa€290,000
Grosseto
Villa€640,000
Grosseto
House€690,000
Grosseto
Villa€1,700,000
Grosseto
Villa€550,000
Grosseto
House€750,000
Grosseto
Villa€7,700,000
Grosseto
Apartment€350,000
Grosseto
Apartment€180,000
Grosseto
House€179,000
Grosseto
Apartment€390,000
Grosseto
Villa€750,000
Grosseto
Apartment€290,000
Grosseto
House€1,500,000
Grosseto
Villa€470,000
Grosseto
Apartment€308,000
Grosseto
Apartment€160,000
Grosseto
Apartment€250,000
Grosseto
Apartment€185,000
Grosseto
Apartment€180,000
Grosseto
Buyer's guide: Grosseto
Grosseto is the capital of the Maremma, the quieter southern coast of Tuscany, a walled city with agricultural land stretching to the Tyrrhenian beaches. RealEstateAbroad lists 165 properties for sale in Grosseto, at a median asking price of €351,454.
Statistics are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Grosseto |
|---|---|
| Listings | 165 |
| Median asking price | €351,454 |
| Middle 50% range | €235,977 to €753,117 |
| Median price per m² | €2,250 |
| Median size | 155 m² |
Apartments make up 72 listings and houses 40, with 33 villas, 11 commercial properties and nine plots. Bedrooms heavily favour size: 84 listings have five or more, 23 have four and 19 have three, with only 12 smaller homes. The pricing spread from about €236,000 to €753,000 shows a market that reaches from city flats to rural estates with olive groves and vineyards. Compare with villas in Italy and houses.
Most of the five-plus bedroom listings are rural or villa-style, where outbuildings and land often count as part of the sale. Ask for the land register extract for every plot and a survey of boundaries, since tracts are often split across several parcels.
The historic centre, enclosed by 16th-century Medici walls, is easy to walk, and coastal places such as Castiglione della Pescaia, Punta Ala and Marina di Grosseto are a short drive. Buyers often want a farmhouse (casale) with land, so check agricultural classification and what you may renovate. Inland, Roccastrada is the nearest listed neighbour. Siena, Montepulciano, Cortona and Castiglione del Lago are well known Tuscan and Umbrian hill towns, 1.5 to 2 hours away, while Viterbo lies in northern Lazio. They are alternatives rather than neighbours.
Resale second homes pay registration tax of 9% on cadastral value, and primary homes 2%, with notary fees, mortgage and cadastral taxes, and agent commission usually around 3% from each side plus VAT. Non-EU buyers need reciprocity. Check the cadastral plan matches the actual building, and ask whether renovations were approved. Our Italy buying guide explains the steps, and mortgage information covers finance. The Italy overview lists other regions.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Generally, the €2,250 per m² median here is lower than premium Chianti areas.
Yes, but check the land classification and any renovation limits.
The coast is a short drive from Grosseto, with busy summer weekends.
Yes, Grosseto has services all year, unlike some resort villages.