Cost Breakdown

A Villa with a purchase price of 200,000 Euros may have a Declared Land Registry value of 120,000 Euros.
The Purchase tax, Notaio's fee and Stamp duty should all be calculated on the Declared Land Registry value.

Typical total Cost for a House selling for 200,000 Euros with a declared value of 120,000 Euros

Non Resident

Resident

Purchase Price
Purchase Tax
Notaio's fee
Estate Agency fee
Bolli (Stamp duty)
TOTAL

200000
12000
3000
8000
1200
224200

200000
3600
3000
8000
1200
215800

Please note: the cost’s given above serve only as a guide.They may vary.
 

Maintenance Costs

 
There are also running costs to consider when purchasing a house in Italy and generally include the following:
Property taxes (rates)
Buildings Insurance
Contents Insurance
Utilities (electricity, gas, telephone, water)
Waste or Garbage tax ( tasse comunale dei rifuti)
Community fees (Spese del condominio - only applicable if you are part owner of a community building or land e.g. an apartment in a block of flats.)
Garden maintenance
Swimming pool maintenance
 

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