24/09/2026
If I were buying in Tuscany today, I wouldn’t simply be looking for a beautiful house.
I’d be looking for something increasingly difficult to find: a beautiful home, close to the sea, with land.
Because a villa can be renovated.
Land in the right location cannot be recreated.
For me, that changes the way you look at a property.
I would rather have the right setting, privacy and potential than simply the most expensive address.
And I’d be looking beyond the first impression: the quality of the land, the surrounding environment, the distance to the sea, the architecture, what can realistically be changed, and, of course, the technical and planning situation.
For international buyers, there is also something else to consider.
A property in Tuscany can be much more than a second home. It can become a place for family, privacy, entertaining and long summers in Italy, while also giving you the possibility of generating rental income when you are not here, provided the property and location genuinely support it.
The villa you see in this post is currently for sale, if you are interested, I am open to a private conversation.
Not every villa with land is necessarily the right purchase.
But the properties that combine location, privacy, land and potential are becoming harder to find.
And that, to me, is where the real opportunity lies.
I think the first step isn’t finding the house.
It’s knowing what to look for and who to trust.