Buying here: the back story
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The back story
Buying property in Tuscany: the back story
How buying works in Tuscany: the codice fiscale, the preliminary contract, the notary and the land registry, and the rules on holiday lets.
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Tuscany Property: Our Market Guide
Buying in Tuscany: the prime neighbourhoods, the agents and developers, the new developments and how a purchase works, from our Tuscany guide and official sources. No prices, no rankings.
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Estate agents and brokers
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Estate agent
Engel & Völkers Firenze
The international agency’s Florence shop on the Oltrarno bank.
Lungarno Guicciardini 25r, 50125 FirenzeExplore View on map
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Estate agent
Great Estate
An agency specialising in farmhouses, villas and estates in Tuscany and Umbria.
Via Piana 15, Palazzone, 53040 San Casciano dei BagniExplore View on map
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Estate agent
Lionard Florence
A Florence-based agency for luxury homes, villas and estates across Italy.
Via de’ Tornabuoni 1, 50123 FirenzeExplore View on map
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Estate agent
Lionard Forte dei Marmi
Lionard’s office for villas in Versilia.
Via Giovanni Montauti 9, 55042 Forte dei MarmiExplore View on map
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Estate agent
Romolini
An agency for country houses, villas and castles in Tuscany and Umbria, based near Arezzo.
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