Buying Property in Italy – A Complete Legal Service for UK Buyers

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Buying Property in Italy – A Complete Legal Service for UK Buyers

CABINET SIRIGNANO is an international law firm based in Paris, specialising in cross-border real estate transactions.
We assist our clients in the purchase, sale, and management of properties in France and Italy, providing full legal support and security throughout every stage of the process.

We help UK citizens make their dream of owning a home in Italy a reality.
With offices in Paris and an active presence across Italy, our fully bilingual team ensures a secure, transparent, and stress-free purchase process – from the first viewing to the final notarial deed.

🟩 Why Italy is an Attractive Market for UK Buyers

Competitive prices per square metre, especially in Southern regions and rural areas (OMI – Official Italian Property Market Observatory data);

A unique cultural and lifestyle appeal – Mediterranean climate, rich history, world-class cuisine;

Lower notary fees and registration taxes compared to the UK;

Potential for rental income from holiday lets in high-demand tourist areas;

Renovation tax incentives such as the Bonus Mobili 2025 (50% IRPEF deduction for furnishing renovated properties);

🟩 Post-Brexit Considerations

Buying in Italy after Brexit is still possible, but there are key differences UK citizens should be aware of:

No restrictions on property ownership for UK nationals;

Residency rights are subject to visa requirements if staying over 90 days in any 180-day period;

Different rules apply if you intend to rent out your property – both for short-term tourist lets and long-term leases.

🟩 Our Step-by-Step Legal Support

 

Due Diligence Before Purchase

Checking title, planning permissions, and land registry entries

Identifying mortgages, easements, or building irregularities

 

Preliminary Contract (Compromesso)

Drafting or reviewing in English & Italian

Ensuring deposit and terms are legally protected

 

Final Deed Signing (Rogito)

Representation at the notary’s office if you cannot be present

Coordination with surveyors, estate agents, and banks

 

Post-Purchase Assistance

Tax registration, local council notifications, and utilities setup

Guidance on rental regulations and property management options

🟩 Why Choose CABINET SIRIGNANO Law Firm

 

International legal expertise – working fluently in English for UK clients;

Physical presence and trusted network throughout Italy;

Transparent fees and personalised service;

Specialist knowledge of cross-border transactions and foreign ownership rules.

CONTACT US for a FREE introducing consultation on your Italian property project.
We will guide you through each legal and practical step, ensuring a smooth and safe investment.

 

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