Our real estate investment opportunities offer a rare blend of lifestyle and long-term value, designed for those seeking both personal enjoyment and solid financial growth. Located in the heart of Italy’s stunning Abruzzo region, our properties are not just investments—they’re gateways to a more fulfilling, nature-rich way of life. With flexible ownership models, high potential for rental income, and a growing demand for eco-conscious, seasonal living, our portfolio is tailored to provide dependable returns while offering investors the unique chance to be part of an inspiring, regenerative community.
1Heron’s Escape: An investment that allows people to come to Italy for between one and three months
every year for 20 years.
https://visionaryvillageitaly.com/ihs/
2 Swallow’s Dream: We are seeking an investor who would like to invest in two apartments currently
being created from a beautiful 100-year-old farmhouse.
http://www.visionaryvillageitaly.com/swallows
3 Property Investments in Abruzzo: Diverse real estate opportunities throughout the Abruzzo region.
https://visionaryvillageitaly.com/chietivendita/
https://visionaryvillageitaly.com/collecorvino/
https://visionaryvillageitaly.com/riga
4 Sanctuary Fields Farm: We are looking for individuals who want to own land on our farm and take part
in creating and sharing organic products and enjoying traditional countryside barbecues.
https://visionaryvillageitaly.com/farm/
5 Eagle’s Crest: A luxurious castle villa, ideal for retreats and events, and we are seeking an investor.
Investors can leverage their investment in the Abruzzo Borgo as part of a broader Italian residency plan.
With options like fractional ownership and long-term rental income, the Abruzzo Borgo can serve
as a lifestyle base while fulfilling visa requirements.
https://visionaryvillageitaly.com/eaglescrest/
6-Premium Investment Opportunities Over €1 Million
Discover our exclusive collection of high-value real estate investments exceeding €1 million, including luxury villas, boutique hospitality venues, and large-scale development projects. These opportunities are ideal for investors seeking prestige, strong returns, and a lasting footprint in Italy’s most enchanting and untapped regions.
1. Strong Tourism Industry
Italy is one of the world’s top travel destinations, attracting over 60 million tourists annually.
This consistent demand supports short-term rentals, hospitality businesses, and cultural experiences.
2. Affordable Real Estate (Outside Major Cities)
Compared to many parts of Western Europe, property in rural areas, small towns, and southern Italy
remains surprisingly affordable, offering high value for money.
3. Favorable Climate & Natural Beauty
From alpine mountains to Mediterranean beaches, olive groves to vineyards, Italy’s natural beauty
and temperate climate enhance property appeal for lifestyle seekers and retirees.
4. Lifestyle Appeal – “La Dolce Vita”
Italy’s cultural richness, cuisine, slower pace of life, and community values attract lifestyle investors and expats
looking for a better quality of life.
5. Golden Visa & Residency Incentives
Italy offers residency options for investors and retirees, including the “Elective Residency Visa” for those with
passive income and the “Investor Visa” for significant capital investments.
6. Growing Digital Nomad & Remote Worker Interest
Post-pandemic, many remote workers are seeking scenic, peaceful places with strong internet;
and Italy is responding with new infrastructure and legal paths for digital nomads.
7. Government Incentives & Tax Breaks
There are tax breaks for foreigners moving to Italy (especially in the South), restoration bonuses
for renovating old properties, and incentives for eco-sustainable building.
8. High Quality of Life with Low Daily Costs
While salaries are modest, the cost of living – especially in non-touristy areas – is much lower
than in many Northern European or North American cities.
9. Cultural Heritage & UNESCO Sites
Italy has the most UNESCO World Heritage sites in the world, enhancing property value near cultural,
historical, or religious landmarks.
10. Demand for Experiential & Sustainable Travel
Eco-tourism, agritourism, and authentic, slow-living experiences are on the rise – and Italy
is perfectly positioned to benefit from this long-term trend.
It’s no secret that Italy is one of the international destinations that people most want to live in, as well as being one of the top five tourist destinations and due to the recent reduction in property prices also for property investment.
This unique development brings together all the characteristics that both investors and homebuyers are looking for:
Abruzzo is ideally located in the centre of Italy, near to both the sandy white beaches of the Adriatic Sea and the Apennine Mountain Range. Given the geographical variety, there are two climates that co-exist. At the coast, we enjoy hot summers and mild winters; while in the mountains, we enjoy winters with perfect skiing conditions and warm, fresh summers. You can have it all here. Abruzzo is one of the only places in the world where on certain days you can go skiing in the mountains in the morning and go swimming in the sea and sunbathe on the beach in the afternoon.
Discover the extraordinary landscape by strolling through the stately ancient towns and villages that have stood on hilltops for centuries. You immediately feel the impact of a region that has successfully preserved many of its original features, in an untouched environment where human presence is rooted in the mists of time. The magic of Abruzzo is the beautiful combination of nature and history: the great architecture of the churches, castles and mansions, precious works of art, the countless examples of applied arts and ageless rural traditions.
Ranging from award-winning wine, extra virgin olive oil, regional cooking based on pasta, lamb, fish and local specialties, Abruzzo has it all! Throughout the summer periods, many feasts (sagre) take place all over Abruzzo, and each village / town exhibits its own specialty in a parade of traditional costumes, folk dances and other characteristics of the area. Tables are laid out in the piazza allowing the locals and tourists to enjoy an outdoor meal with music. While you’re here in the Abruzzo region make sure you try “arrosticini” and some fresh fish produce.
Stunning views right down the valley: You can see over 50 miles of Italian olive groves, vineyards and mountain ranges. In winter you can enjoy breathtaking views of blue skies, white snow covered mountains and rolling green hills. This is a nature lover’s paradise – with the giants of the Apennines, Majella and Gran Sasso nearby, there is ample opportunity for hiking and skiing. For those with wanderlust, why not take a gander through the beech woodlands? And then of course there’s the beach… Wherever you go, there’s beautiful scenery.
