
01/08/2025
An Italian seaside home doesn’t have to cost millions. There are nearly 100 coastal towns across the country where property prices fall below €1,000 per 1 m². Most of them are in the sunny southern regions—Apulia, Calabria, and Sicily.
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Here are Italy’s most affordable coastal towns, where property costs less than €600 per 1 m²:
🥇 San Pietro Vernotico—€544 per 1 m². A quiet town in Brindisi province, Apulia. It’s about a 10-minute drive to the Adriatic coast and 25 minutes to Brindisi Airport. The town sits in the heart of the Negroamaro wine region, famous for its bold red wines.
🥈 Crosia—€559. It is located in the province of Cosenza, Calabria. The Ionian Sea beaches are only a 10-minute drive away, and Crotone Airport is just over an hour by car. The surrounding area is one of Calabria’s main citrus-growing zones, known for clementines, oranges and lemons.
🥉 San Nicandro Garganico—€564. A town in the province of Foggia, Apulia. The Adriatic coast is 15 minutes away by car. San Nicandro is situated near the Gargano National Park, between Lakes Varano and Lesina.
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