Buy a home

An Italian agency that speaks your language

We guide buyers and sellers through every step with clarity, offering curated listings, market insight, and dedicated support.

Our services

What we offer

Six clear steps, one person looking after you. Here is how buying a home in Maremma actually works.

1. We listen first

A call or a video call, in English. Which village, which kind of house, how you plan to use it — a permanent move, a holiday home, part of the year. This is where we tell you honestly what your budget buys in this part of Tuscany.

1. We listen first

A call or a video call, in English. Which village, which kind of house, how you plan to use it — a permanent move, a holiday home, part of the year. This is where we tell you honestly what your budget buys in this part of Tuscany.

2. A viewing trip that makes sense

Most of our clients fly in for a few days. We group the properties worth seeing into an itinerary that works, with realistic driving times, so you go home with a decision instead of a blur.

2. A viewing trip that makes sense

Most of our clients fly in for a few days. We group the properties worth seeing into an itinerary that works, with realistic driving times, so you go home with a decision instead of a blur.

3. The offer

When you find the house, we prepare a written offer with price, timing and any conditions you need. In Italy this is a formal step, so we go through it with you line by line before you sign anything.

3. The offer

When you find the house, we prepare a written offer with price, timing and any conditions you need. In Italy this is a formal step, so we go through it with you line by line before you sign anything.

4. Tax code and bank account

Two practical things every foreign buyer needs. The codice fiscale is your Italian tax number and takes days, not weeks. We arrange both and come with you in person — it's a dedicated service of ours, and neither requires you to be resident in Italy.

4. Tax code and bank account

Two practical things every foreign buyer needs. The codice fiscale is your Italian tax number and takes days, not weeks. We arrange both and come with you in person — it's a dedicated service of ours, and neither requires you to be resident in Italy.

5. The preliminary contract

The compromesso commits both sides and sets the completion date. Between this step and the deed, the property paperwork is checked by the professionals whose job that is — surveyor, notary, and our legal back office.

5. The preliminary contract

The compromesso commits both sides and sets the completion date. Between this step and the deed, the property paperwork is checked by the professionals whose job that is — surveyor, notary, and our legal back office.

6. The deed, and the keys

The rogito is signed before an Italian notary — a public official, neutral by law, whose job is to verify. We work with one who speaks English, and we are next to you at the table. If you cannot travel, you can complete by power of attorney.

6. The deed, and the keys

The rogito is signed before an Italian notary — a public official, neutral by law, whose job is to verify. We work with one who speaks English, and we are next to you at the table. If you cannot travel, you can complete by power of attorney.

Why VerdeOro

Maremma home experts

Your agency in Maremma, Tuscany

The same person with you from first visit to signing

RE/MAX VerdeOro has built a community of foreign buyers and residents in Maremma: Americans, Germans, British and Swiss who chose the province of Grosseto. When you arrive, you are not the only foreigner in the village — there are already neighbours who did the same thing before you.

Cliente suona la campana della vendita nell'agenzia RE/MAX VerdeOro a Roccatederighi, in Maremma Toscana

110 Countries

The RE/MAX network worldwide: local knowledge in Maremma, international standards of service.

110 Countries

The RE/MAX network worldwide: local knowledge in Maremma, international standards of service.

4,000 Agents

RE/MAX professionals across Italy, working with buyers from abroad every day.

4,000 Agents

RE/MAX professionals across Italy, working with buyers from abroad every day.

25 Municipalities

We cover the whole province of Grosseto: the Colline Metallifere, Monte Amiata, the coast and the city.

25 Municipalities

We cover the whole province of Grosseto: the Colline Metallifere, Monte Amiata, the coast and the city.

3 Languages

We deal with you directly in Italian, English and Portuguese — nothing gets lost in translation.

3 Languages

We deal with you directly in Italian, English and Portuguese — nothing gets lost in translation.

FAQ

Buying in Italy: the questions we hear most

Buying in Italy: the questions we hear most

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Have more questions? Our team is happy to help.

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Can I buy in Italy if I am not an EU citizen?

In most cases yes. Italy applies a reciprocity rule, which is satisfied for buyers from the United States, the United Kingdom, Switzerland and many other countries. We check your specific situation before you commit to anything.

What does the notary do, and can I choose one?

The notary is a public official, not your representative or ours: they verify title, register the deed and collect the taxes. The buyer chooses which notary to use — we work with one in the province of Grosseto who speaks English and deals with foreign buyers every week.

What are the taxes and costs on top of the price?

They depend on whether the seller is a private individual or a company, and on whether the house will be your main residence. Registration tax, notary fees and agency commission are the main items. We give you the figures for your specific purchase before you make an offer, not after.

Do I need a lawyer to buy in Italy?

Not usually, and here is why. In Italy the notary is a public official, neutral by law, whose job is to check the title and make the sale valid — they are not our lawyer and not yours. Alongside them we work with a legal back office that follows the paperwork throughout. If you would still prefer your own lawyer, you are of course free to appoint one.

Do I need to be in Italy to complete the purchase?

No. Buyers regularly complete by power of attorney, signed at an Italian consulate or before a notary in your own country. Many of our clients see the house once and handle the rest from home.

Quanto costa la valutazione dell'immobile?

In most cases yes. Italy applies a reciprocity rule, which is satisfied for buyers from the United States, the United Kingdom, Switzerland and many other countries. We check your specific situation before you commit to anything.

What does the notary do, and can I choose one?

Atto di provenienza, visura e planimetria catastale, APE, conformità urbanistica. Controlliamo la documentazione con te e ti indichiamo cosa serve per avere tutto in ordine prima di mettere l'immobile sul mercato.

What are the taxes and costs on top of the price?

Dipende da immobile, prezzo e zona. Un immobile valutato correttamente e promosso bene vende in tempi significativamente più brevi: la strategia la definiamo insieme all'incarico, e ogni mese ricevi un report sull'andamento.

Do I need a lawyer to buy in Italy?

Sì. Rustici, casali e terreni sono tra gli immobili più richiesti dagli acquirenti internazionali che seguiamo in tutta la provincia di Grosseto.

Do I need to be in Italy to complete the purchase?

Perché nessun algoritmo conosce la differenza tra due strade dello stesso borgo. Ogni valutazione nasce da un sopralluogo e da un consulente che il territorio lo vive ogni giorno.

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We're here to help you buy, sell or value your home in the Maremma. Write to us today.

Phone

+39 350 123 4434

Email

verdeoro@remax.it

Office

Via Roma 1 - Roccatederighi (GR) Maremma, Tuscany