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Price: $2,800,000 Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 5 Sq. Ft.: 5,000

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Property Type: Estate

Exceptional front-line golf villa Guadalmina, a peaceful, leafy suburb with golf courses, sports clubs, schools, restaurants & shops. The property is surrounded by several open & covered terraces, including a patio with a fountain. On the entrance floor, an impressive double-height entrance hall leads to the living room, which is also connected to the dining room. The kitchen is fully equipped & has a central island. Also on this floor is a large double bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, an office (which could serve as an additional bedroom) & bath. The wide staircase leads to a galleried landing on the first floor, where the magnificent master bedroom suite is located, complete with separate his & her bathrooms & a walk-in closet. The ground floor of the villa houses another double bedroom/apartment with a kitchen & bathroom. In addition, there is a comfortable second living room or additional bedroom, a gym & a laundry room, as well as an integrated large garage.

Living in Italy

Living in Italy offers expats a culturally rich life in a country that has a fascinating history. Once home to Ancient Romans and groundbreaking artists, modern Italy boasts lush vineyards, world-class restaurants, a thriving economy, and, of course, Vatican City. It also possesses an air of romance, which, when complemented by a rich and lively culture, makes it a popular destination for expats worldwide. Each city in this European country tells a different story, from the Roman Empire in Rome through to the art renaissance of Florence and Venice’s cities. Italy is full of various churches, monuments, museums, and famous works of art and is a fascinating place to live and work. Italian people are famous for their close family ties, which form the basis of the social system. They are also well known for their love of food. Italian cuisine is famed in almost every city throughout the world. Popular Italian exports include cheese, wine, and cured meats. Coffee is an important part of Italian culture, and the coffee shops that are springing up in their droves across the world are a direct result of coffee houses in Italy.

Italy as an expat destination

Italy is developed and is one of the founding members of the European Union. Expats from all over Europe settle here and account for almost 6 percent of the population. It is effortless to live and work here if you are from a country within the EU. However, citizens from non-EU countries must apply for visas and work permits.

If you are moving to Italy to develop an existing business or set up a new one, it is important to remember that business is conducted socially. Many job offers are granted through personal relationships; it really is about who you know. The Italians are a welcoming nation, and therefore expats in Italy will not find it hard to strike up friendships. Expats in Italy experience a very high quality of life. Life here is relaxed and enjoyable, and the Italian people’s vivacious nature means that it is always interesting. There is a large expat community in Italy, especially in major cities such as Rome and Milan. Many westerners choose to retire to the rural areas where they can live out their years in a relaxed and beautiful Italian countryside.

Cost of living in Italy

Expatriates will find that their living costs will vary according to the area of Italy within which they live. The standard of living is generally much higher in the north of the country than those in the south. Expatriates who are considering relocating to Italy also need to be aware of the income tax and social security requirements, which are also quite high compared with other countries in the EU. With my support during this process, you will not have to worry about any of the points above! In addition to not wasting time visiting properties that do not align with your expectations, you will always have the appropriate advice, which will make the visiting process smoother, focused and efficient.

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