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Italian Country Estates · Biagio Montaiuti
Country homes in Italy’s undiscovered regions.
Village houses, villas, farmhouses and wine estates in the parts of Italy most buyers haven’t found yet. We begin in Piedmont, and every step is guided personally by Biagio Montaiuti, in English and Italian.
How we work
One trusted guide, from the first call to the notary.
Personal, in two languages
Biagio reads every message himself and guides you through the whole purchase, in English or Italian.
Seen before it’s shown
Every home is visited and documented before it reaches this site, with an honest account of its condition, paperwork and price.
Fees in plain numbers
One published schedule for buyers and sellers. Nothing upfront: our fee is due only when the sale actually happens.
Signed under Italian law
Contracts go through our registered Italian partner agency, so every sale is handled by a licensed estate agency.
Region no. 1 · Piedmont, Italy
The next Tuscany: the Langhe & Monferrato
Vineyard hills in the morning fog, white truffles in autumn and a wine landscape protected by UNESCO, at a fraction of Tuscan prices.
- 43%
- lower average asking price per m² in the Barolo and Barbaresco villages than in Chianti and Val d’Orcia
- 2 of 15
- of Italy’s three-Michelin-star restaurants are in the Langhe. All of Tuscany has one.
- 2014
- the year UNESCO inscribed the vineyard landscape of Langhe-Roero and Monferrato as World Heritage
Latest properties
Our first homes are being prepared.
We are documenting a small, carefully chosen collection across the Langhe & Monferrato. Register your interest and you’ll see each property before it is published.
See the collection and registerMore regions coming
Piedmont is only the beginning.
We will open each new region only when we can guide you there as personally as we do in Piedmont.
- PiedmontNow open
- TuscanyComing soon
- UmbriaComing soon
- PugliaComing soon
- SicilyComing soon
- LiguriaComing soon
Before you buy
Everything you need to buy with confidence.
Buying in Italy
Taxes, the notary, the codice fiscale and the steps of an Italian purchase, explained for American buyers.
Read the guideOur fees
From €1,500 fixed on homes up to €50,000, to 3% between €100,000 and €1 million. Only on success, plus IVA.
See the fee scheduleTalk to Biagio
Tell us what you have in mind. A personal reply, usually within one working day, with no obligation.
Start a conversation
Begin here
Tell us about the house you have in mind.
A farmhouse to restore in the Alta Langa, a village house in La Morra, a wine estate in the Monferrato. Share a few details and Biagio will reply personally with honest advice and, when they’re ready, the homes that fit.
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