€440,000
NOTO (ITA)

170 homes and apartments for sale in Noto, Italy.
24 properties shown
€440,000
NOTO (ITA)
€139,578
Noto
€120,499
Noto
€220,915
Noto
€180,748
Noto
€421,746
Noto
€220,915
Noto
House€770,000
NOTO
Villa€640,000
NOTO
Land plot€750,000
NOTO
House€145,000
NOTO
Villa€400,000
NOTO
Villa€380,000
NOTO
Villa€260,000
NOTO
House€160,000
NOTO
House€170,000
NOTO
Apartment€120,000
NOTO
Apartment€130,000
NOTO
House€640,000
NOTO
Apartment€215,000
NOTO
Apartment€140,000
NOTO
House€130,000
NOTO
House€1,300,000
NOTO
House€560,000
NOTO
Buyer's guide: Noto
Noto is the best-known baroque town in Sicily's south-east, a UNESCO-listed centre with honey-coloured limestone, and the surrounding countryside is dotted with farmhouses. RealEstateAbroad lists 168 properties for sale in Noto, with a median asking price of €222,958.
Source: current listings on RealEstateAbroad; asking prices, not sale prices.
| Measure | Noto |
|---|---|
| Listings | 168 |
| Median asking price | €222,958 |
| Middle 50% range | €123,875 to €380,000 |
| Median price per m² | €1,425 |
| Median size | 185 m² |
Houses lead with 62 listings, then 47 plots of land, 33 villas, 24 apartments and two commercial. Bedroom counts are well spread, from two (27) and three (19) to five-plus (22) and one-bed (14). That reflects a mix of small town-centre flats, rural cottages known locally as casali, and larger country villas. The median size of 185 m² is large, and the €1,425 per square metre is low for a UNESCO setting. See houses in Italy, land and villas.
Noto is inland from the coast, with sandy beaches such as Lido di Noto and Calamosche a short drive away. The nearest comparisons are Avola and Pachino on the coast; Modica and Ragusa are baroque towns to the west, and Syracuse, with a major archaeological park, is the biggest city nearby. Augusta is an industrial port farther north. Catania airport is the usual gateway for international buyers. Summers are hot, and many rural properties need renovation, so budget for builders and permits.
Expect registration tax of about 9% of cadastral value for a second home, notary fees and agent commissions; renovation grants and tax credits change regularly, so ask an adviser what applies now. Ensure the property's cadastral records match its real layout, as discrepancies are common in older rural buildings, and check for conformity with planning rules before a bid. See the Italy consultation guide, financing for foreign buyers and the main Italy page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, a median of €222,958 and €1,425 per m² are modest compared with Tuscany or Lake Como.
Yes: 47 plots appear. Check whether the land is agricultural, which restricts building.
A translator and a bilingual lawyer or geometra are very helpful.
Get a survey from a local geometra before you offer. Old stone buildings can hide structural issues.