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Buying Property in Lazio (Latium)
Where to buy property in Lazio (Latium)
With art, architecture and culture to rival any other city in the world, buyers of property in Lazio will find that the regional capital, Rome, has property prices that are among the highest in Italy. There is, however, much more to offer the overseas property investor in this diverse region.
Outside of the great city, there is the Mediterranean coastline, mountainous regions to the north and many rural areas offering the type of traditional property so popular with British buyers.
The northwest of the region, known as the Lazio Maremma, offers a landscape similar to neighbouring Tuscany and Umbria. Viterbo has centuries of history and good connections with Rome, and nearby Tuscania is a charming, reconstructed medieval town. The area around Rieti in the northeast is sparsely populated and has numerous dilapidated rural properties ready for renovation. The mountains of the Apennines further inland also have remote traditional homes to restore.
At the very bottom of the region, some of the beaches around Formia are well visited by tourists, while the town itself has a long and interesting history as well as being a launching point for the Pontines, a group of islands with stunning natural beauty to which many Italians flock in the summer months.
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Buying property in Latium (Lazio)
