WHY BUY A PROPERTY IN LE MARCHE - ITALY :

FOR INVESTMENT

From quaint cottages, historic village houses, characterful barns and charming water-mills to rambling

farmhouses, hill-top towers, ancient monasteries and sumptuous villas.

"Le Marche" has an amazing selection of unique and affordable properties to suit your taste and budget. 

Indeed, with soaring property prices in other regions of Italy such as Tuscany and Umbria.

"Le Marche" offers property bargain-hunters an attractive alternative location to search for that dream home

and make a sound investment for their savings. 

The region has attracted very favourable press coverage in recent months, and this, coupled with the

expansion of the regional airport at Ancona and daily direct low-cost flights from Europe.

Means that " Le Marche " is becoming an ever more popular holiday destination for Europeans, and

therefore an ideal location for anyone thinking of starting a bed and breakfast business or opening a hotel. 

FOR QUALITY OF LIFE

"Le Marche" is one of the most unspoilt regions of Italy: with a small population, low levels of industry and

virtually traffic-free roads, the pace of life is markedly slower, more peaceful and less commercialised than

in the UK. 

The people of the region will offer a warm welcome and you will encounter a way of life that is steeped in

rich tradition and the manners and sense of community of a past time. 

The region offers something for everyone: for culture-vultures there are masterpieces of renaissance art and

architecture to discover, medieval squares and hill-towns to explore, theatre and music to entertain. 

Nature lovers will be allured not only by the benign charms of rolling hills, scattered with olive groves,

vineyards and pine forests that run down to the warm turquoise seas of the Adriatic, but by the spectacular

and wild terrain of the Appennine mountains. 

In short, the region offers a taste of the ‘real’ Italy unsullied by mass tourism. 

FOR LANDSCAPE AND CLIMATE

" Le Marche " is a region comprising sea and mountains.  It lies on the eastern side of central Italy between

the Adriatic Sea and the high Apennine mountains and many of the region’s hill-top towns afford breathtaking

views of each. 

It can be hot between mid-July to mid-August, but up in the hills the breezes are cooling, and of course, this is

an ideal time to take a dip at one of the fine beaches along the coast. 

Spring and autumn are generally mild and now the landscape is clothed in verdant green and blossoms or

tinted with glorious golds. 

In winter, the mountains take on another life, for when the snow arrives, the landscape is transformed into a

winter wonderland offering winter sports such as skiing and snowboarding.