Villa€9,500,000
Novara

155 homes and apartments for sale in Novara, Italy.
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24 properties shown
Villa€9,500,000
Novara
Villa€1,950,000
Novara
Apartment€220,000
Novara
Apartment€750,000
Novara
Villa€970,000
Novara
Apartment€255,000
Novara
House€450,000
Novara
Villa€770,000
Novara
Villa€2,800,000
Novara
Villa€2,970,000
Novara
Villa€560,000
Novara
Villa€1,950,000
Novara
Villa€3,200,000
Novara
Villa€4,400,000
Novara
Penthouse€85,000
Novara
Apartment€145,000
Novara
Apartment€185,000
Novara
Apartment€120,000
Novara
Apartment€177,000
Novara
Apartment€108,000
Novara
Apartment€184,000
Novara
House€185,000
Novara
House€590,000
Novara
House€240,000
Novara
Buyer's guide: Novara
Novara is a Piedmont city in rice country, around 50 km west of Milan by rail. Its 155 listings have a median asking price of €190,000, so it works for buyers who want Milan access without Milan prices.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings.
| Indicator | Novara |
|---|---|
| Listings | 155 |
| Median asking price | €190,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €120,000 to €440,000 |
| Median price per m² | €1,663 |
| Median size | 135 m² |
Apartments number 75, villas 40, houses 34, penthouses 4 and commercial units 2. There are no one-bedrooms in the data: 60 homes have five or more bedrooms, 41 have three, 26 each have two or four. The upper quartile is high at €440,000, so villas on large plots lift the average.
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The skyline is marked by the Antonelli dome of the Basilica of San Gaudenzio. The city has a compact centre, a university campus and good rail links to Milan, Turin and the airport at Malpensa. Lakes Maggiore and Orta are within an hour, and the countryside is flat, with rice paddies.
Buyers are commuters to Milan, local families and investors. It is not a classic foreign-buyer destination, so expect Italian-language paperwork and fewer English-speaking agents.
For a second home bought on the resale market, registration tax is commonly 9% of the cadastral value, and buying from a developer adds VAT instead. Notary and agent fees come on top, bringing the total to roughly 10 to 15% in most cases; verify locally. A notary completes the deed, and you need a codice fiscale first.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
Around 50 km, with trains taking roughly 30 to 40 minutes.
It is the usual reason buyers look here. The median asking price in Novara is €190,000; check the Milan listings side by side to see the gap for yourself.
Yes. Italian property deeds are signed before a notary.
Yes: most listings have four or more bedrooms.