Comparison
Sappada, Tarvisio, Zoncolan and the others: which mountain for which home
People looking for a mountain home between Friuli Venezia Giulia and its borders usually start from a name they have heard. Here are nine places set side by side on the same figures. There is no winner: each one suits a different buyer. Sappada, to state its awkward side straight away, is the most expensive of the Friulian places and one of the furthest from the plain.
Real footage · SappadaTriesteVillas, drone footage, spring 2026
- The same fields for all. Price, altitude, pistes, travel times: every place has the same entries, Sappada included. Where a figure is missing, the cell stays empty.
- Drawbacks next to strengths. Three strengths and three drawbacks each, on the same card. No place is talked down: the Friulian ones we handle already or will handle.
- Every number has a source. Valuation bands from the Italian Revenue Agency, the lift operators' own data sheets, calculated driving times. Sources and dates are at the foot of the page.
The table
Start from your own city
Choose where you set off from: the map and the last column change. Then sort by what matters most to you. The starting order is the order in which we handle them, not a ranking.
StartMunich
- 1Sappada5 h 20 min
- 2Tarvisio4 h 25 min
- 3Ravascletto · Zoncolan5 h
- 4Forni di Sopra5 h 40 min
- 5Saurisnot yet available
- 6Piancavallo6 h 50 min
- 7Sella Neveanot yet available
- 8Cortina d'Ampezzo4 h 55 min
- 9Kranjska Gora4 h 35 min
9 of 9 places
| SappadaUD · villageFifteen hamlets in a row on the sunny slope, a language island of German origin, summer and winter almost level. | €2,000–€3,000/m2+17.6% in five years | 1,242 m | 2,024 m | 15 km9 lifts | 5 h 20 min |
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| TarvisioUD · villageBorder town between Italy, Austria and Slovenia, inside the Tarvisio Forest, with motorway and railway in town.Sappada or Tarvisio: the comparison | €1,300–€1,800/m2+19.2% in five years | 760 m | 1,756 m | 24 km10 lifts | 4 h 25 min |
| Ravascletto · ZoncolanRavascletto (UD) · villageA village in Carnia on a sunny saddle, with the cable car climbing to the Zoncolan from the village centre.Sappada or Ravascletto · Zoncolan: the comparison | €1,300–€1,700/m2-4.8% in five years | 964 m | 1,970 m | 23 km7 lifts | 5 h |
| Forni di SopraUD · villageThe tourist centre of the Friulian Dolomites, in the upper Tagliamento valley below the Mauria pass, with the nature park all around.Sappada or Forni di Sopra: the comparison | €1,300–€1,950/m2-3% in five years | 901 m | 2,067 m | 13 km5 lifts | 5 h 40 min |
| SaurisUD · villageA language island of German origin in the Lumiei valley, with a lake and a ham known beyond the region: a scattered municipality of a few hundred inhabitants. | €900–€1,300/m20% in five years | 1,209 m | not yet available | 3 km2 lifts | not yet available |
| PiancavalloAviano (PN) · high-altitude resortA resort created in the late 1960s in a basin below Monte Cavallo: the mountain of Pordenone and the eastern Veneto. | €1,050–€1,500/m2-3.8% in five years | 1,283 m | 1,805 m | 14 km6 lifts | 6 h 50 min |
| Sella NeveaChiusaforte (UD) · high-altitude resortA high-altitude resort in the Raccolana valley, between Montasio and Canin, where natural snow lasts a long time. | €950–€1,150/m2+16.7% in five years | 1,161 m | 2,133 m | 11 km3 lifts | not yet available |
| Cortina d'AmpezzoBL · villageThe Ampezzo basin, an Olympic venue: a different order of magnitude for kilometres of pistes and for prices per metre.Sappada or Cortina d'Ampezzo: the comparison | €9,000–€12,000/m2+5.5% in five years | 1,209 m | not yet available | 120 km | 4 h 55 min |
| Kranjska GoraSlovenia · villageA Slovenian Alpine village just across the border from Tarvisio, known for its World Cup ski races.Sappada or Kranjska Gora: the comparison | €5,420/m2median of recorded sales, usable floor area+85% in five years | 806 m | not yet available | 20 km | 4 h 35 min |
The same budget
How much space the same sum buys
With€350,000
The same budget, divided by the price per square metre of each place. It is arithmetic, not an estimate: taxes, notary, agency fee, furnishing and works are not deducted, and a new or renovated home usually costs more than the valuation band.
Try it with your budgetThe tool draws the floor plans to the same scale, for the budget you choose.
When it is not Sappada
If this is what you want, look there first
A site about Sappada that sends you to Tarvisio when Tarvisio is the right answer is more credible than one that does not. Every line has its figure.
Arriving in little more than an hour from Udine
Tarvisio and Ravascletto · ZoncolanAbout 80 min for both, against 1 h 50 min for Sappada.
Setting off from Pordenone or the eastern Veneto
PiancavalloAbout 60 min from Pordenone and 1 h 45 min from Venice.
More kilometres of pistes
Tarvisio and the Zoncolan; beyond the region, Cortina24 km and 23 km against Sappada's 15 km; the Cortina ski area declares 120 km.
More square metres for the same outlay
Sella Nevea, Sauris, PiancavalloWith €350,000, at the mid-point of the OMI band: 333 m2, 318 m2 and 275 m2, against 140 m2 in Sappada. At the asking prices in the listings, the same budget buys about 98 m2 in Sappada.
A foreign public for letting
Tarvisio and the ZoncolanForeign visitors account for 43.4% and 49% of overnight stays; in Sappada, 13.4%.
Natural snow and skiing into April
Sella NeveaThe pistes reach 2,133 m.
Summer, quiet, a hamlet
Sauris66.8% of overnight stays fall between June and September.
A high village lived in all year round, with two seasons
Sappada1,242 m, 1,320 residents on 1 January 2025 (1,321 five years earlier), overnight stays split between summer and winter. You pay in euros per metre and in minutes on the road.
One by one
Three strengths and three drawbacks, for all of them
A drawback is not a defect: it is a trade-off. The same fact is a strength for one buyer and a drawback for another.
Swipe sideways: 9 cards
Friuli Venezia GiuliaVillage at 1,242 m
Sappada
Fifteen hamlets in a row on the sunny slope, a language island of German origin, summer and winter almost level.
Who it suitsThose looking for a family home in a high village that is alive in summer and winter; cross-country skiers and biathletes; those arriving from the Veneto; those who look at how valuations have moved more than at square metres.
Strengths
- Altitude. It has the highest town hall in the region, at 1,242 m, and the pistes start from the village.
- A lived-in village, with two seasons. There were 1,320 residents on 1 January 2025, almost the same as five years earlier (1,321); the estimate for 1 January 2026 counts 1,301. Overnight stays are split between summer (54.9%) and winter (40.8%).
- Valuations that have moved. In five years the mid-point of the OMI band has risen by 17.6% in the central zone, roughly in line with consumer prices, and by 43.8% in the outer zone.
Drawbacks
- Distance. About 1 h 50 min from Udine and 2 h 45 min from Trieste, with no motorway or railway for the last hour.
- The entry price. It has the highest valuation band among the Friulian places compared: between €2,000/m2 and €3,000/m2.
- A small ski area. 15 km of pistes declared; April, May, October and November together account for 4.3% of overnight stays.
Friuli Venezia GiuliaVillage at 760 m
Tarvisio
Border town between Italy, Austria and Slovenia, inside the Tarvisio Forest, with motorway and railway in town.
Who it suitsThose who want the weekend without an hour of hairpin bends; skiers after kilometres and lifts; those buying to let to an international public; those arriving from Austria or Slovenia.
Strengths
- Quick to reach. The A23 motorway and the railway come into town: about 80 min from Udine, 30 min from Villach.
- More kilometres of pistes. 24 km and 10 lifts declared; in summer Monte Lussari, the Fusine lakes and the Alpe Adria cycle route.
- A broad public. 234,515 overnight stays in a year, 43.4% of them by foreign visitors.
Drawbacks
- Altitude. The town stands at 760 m and the pistes reach 1,756 m: skiing relies on snowmaking.
- Asking prices have risen a great deal. In the town's listings the average has grown by 72.9% in five years: it is the change in an average of listings, not in the price of homes, as for Sappada.
- One municipality, different markets. Between Camporosso, the centre and the outlying hamlets valuations vary a great deal: ‘Tarvisio’ as an address is not enough.
Friuli Venezia GiuliaVillage at 964 m
Ravascletto · Zoncolan
A village in Carnia on a sunny saddle, with the cable car climbing to the Zoncolan from the village centre.
Who it suitsDownhill skiers who want to walk to the lift on a modest budget; cyclists.
Strengths
- The lift starts from the village and leads to 23 km of pistes, in one of the busiest ski areas in the region.
- Lower prices. The OMI band runs between €1,300/m2 and €1,700/m2.
- Close to Udine. About 80 min; since 2026 there has also been a bike arena with three trails.
Drawbacks
- Valuations slightly down. -4.8% in five years, with asking prices almost flat.
- A small village. 505 residents, and 76.6% of dwellings without a resident household.
- It depends on skiing. 50% of overnight stays fall in winter, and 49% are by foreign visitors.
Friuli Venezia GiuliaVillage at 901 m
Forni di Sopra
The tourist centre of the Friulian Dolomites, in the upper Tagliamento valley below the Mauria pass, with the nature park all around.
Who it suitsFamilies with children, walkers, cross-country skiers; those arriving from Cadore or the Veneto plain.
Strengths
- The Friulian Dolomites on the doorstep, with the park's visitor centre in the village.
- Family skiing with a real vertical drop. 13 km of pistes up to 2,067 m, and a homologated cross-country loop.
- Quicker from the Veneto than from Trieste. About 2 h 20 min from Venice.
Drawbacks
- A long road from the Friulian plain. About 1 h 40 min from Udine.
- Valuations flat or slightly down. -3% in five years.
- A thin market. 17 listings in the whole municipality, and overnight stays that swing widely from year to year.
Friuli Venezia GiuliaVillage at 1,209 m
Sauris
A language island of German origin in the Lumiei valley, with a lake and a ham known beyond the region: a scattered municipality of a few hundred inhabitants.
Who it suitsThose looking for a retreat, a cool summer, the food and the hamlet; not those who put skiing first.
Strengths
- Altitude and seclusion. 1,209 m, away from the crowds.
- A recognisable summer. 66.8% of overnight stays fall between June and September.
- Moderate prices for the altitude. Between €900/m2 and €1,300/m2.
Drawbacks
- Minimal skiing. 3 km of pistes and two drag lifts.
- Overnight stays falling. -15.9% in three years.
- Isolated and small. The last part of the road is a climb, and there are 11 homes listed for sale.
Friuli Venezia GiuliaResort at 1,283 m
Piancavallo
A resort created in the late 1960s in a basin below Monte Cavallo: the mountain of Pordenone and the eastern Veneto.
Who it suitsFamilies from the Pordenone area and the eastern Veneto who ski for the day or the weekend; those looking for a first mountain purchase and a home on the pistes.
Strengths
- Close to the western plain. About 60 min from Pordenone and 1 h 45 min from Venice.
- Skiing at altitude. Pistes between 1,280 m and 1,805 m, all with snowmaking.
- A low entry price for a resort. Between €1,050/m2 and €1,500/m2.
Drawbacks
- A resort, not a village. 94% of dwellings have no resident household. For those who want a home on the pistes, that is a strength.
- Valuations falling. -3.8% in five years.
- Far from Udine and Trieste. About 1 h 55 min and 2 h 30 min.
Friuli Venezia GiuliaResort at 1,161 m
Sella Nevea
A high-altitude resort in the Raccolana valley, between Montasio and Canin, where natural snow lasts a long time.
Who it suitsExpert skiers and ski tourers; those who accept isolation in exchange for snow.
Strengths
- Snow and altitude. Pistes up to 2,133 m, with a season that runs into April.
- Terrain for experts. Ski touring, off-piste, the Gilberti hut.
- Low prices, and rising. Between €950/m2 and €1,150/m2, up 16.7% in five years.
Drawbacks
- Almost no residents. 94.9% of dwellings have no resident household.
- A small ski area. 3 lifts and 11 km of pistes.
- A weak summer. Most of the municipality's overnight stays, 82.8%, fall in winter.
Beyond the regionVillage at 1,209 m
Cortina d'Ampezzo
The Ampezzo basin, an Olympic venue: a different order of magnitude for kilometres of pistes and for prices per metre.
Who it suitsThose who want a large ski area on the doorstep and a name known everywhere, with a budget of another order; those arriving from the Veneto or Bavaria.
Strengths
- The ski area. 120 km of pistes declared.
- A market with many transactions. More homes are for sale, and that also matters on the day you sell.
- Quicker from Munich; from the Veneto the times are similar. About 2 h 15 min from Venice and 4 h 55 min from Munich: compared with Sappada the gap from Venice is a few minutes, and a second routing engine cancels it out.
Drawbacks
- The price. The OMI band for the centre runs from €9,000/m2 to €12,000/m2: about four times that of Sappada.
- High valuations that have barely moved. 5.5% in five years in the central zone.
- From Trieste and Udine it is the furthest place in the comparison. About 3 h 25 min and 2 h 50 min.
Across the borderVillage at 806 m
Kranjska Gora
A Slovenian Alpine village just across the border from Tarvisio, known for its World Cup ski races.
Who it suitsThose setting off from Ljubljana, Trieste or Carinthia; those who want a Slovenian Alpine village and accept higher prices per metre for smaller apartments. In Slovenia we do not act as agents today: we report what the data say.
Strengths
- Close to Ljubljana and Trieste. From Ljubljana it is the nearest place in the comparison; from Trieste it takes less time than Sappada.
- A market with real data. The Slovenian land registry publishes the median and quartiles of recorded sales every year, not an estimate.
- Pistes similar in extent to Sappada's. 20 km declared, against 15 km.
Drawbacks
- The price per metre. The median of recorded sales is €5,420/m2, on small apartments and on usable floor area.
- Prices that have already run. In the Slovenian Alpine tourist area apartments have risen by 85% in five years.
- Altitude. The village stands at 806 m, and the pistes stop much lower than Sappada's.
The rest of Friuli Venezia Giulia is on FriuliVillas. It is the group's site for the region: for those also looking beyond Sappada.
Across the border
Across the border the rule changes, even before the price
Anyone choosing ‘the mountains’ between Friuli, the Veneto, South Tyrol, Austria and Slovenia buys a legal regime before buying square metres. In Tyrol and Carinthia the limit does not concern foreigners, because a citizen of the European Union is treated like an Austrian: it concerns use as a holiday home, and it applies to Austrians too. Below is what we have read in the legal texts, with the article. Where we have not checked, we say so.
Swipe sideways: 5 cards
Friuli Venezia Giulia and the Veneto
Sappada, Tarvisio, Zoncolan, Cortina, Cadore
- Can a non-resident EU citizen buy?
- Yes. The consolidated immigration act does not apply to EU citizens, and reciprocity is checked only for those from outside.
- Can they use it as a holiday home?
- Yes: we have found no national or regional rules limiting the use of a dwelling as a second home. It is a negative check, and it is not exhaustive.
- Are new holiday homes being created?
- Sappada's land-use plan, read in full, sets no cap on second homes: it reserves for residents a share of a new complex at Cima Sappada and one zone of covenanted housing. The exception is what is not a dwelling: for rural cabins (baite) the plan allows neither residential use nor use as a holiday home, not even for limited periods. The Region has, however, named Sappada among the places where those who live there struggle to find a home: no ban today, but a stated direction. We have not read the plans of the other municipalities.
South Tyrol
Sesto, San Candido, Dobbiaco
- Can a non-resident EU citizen buy?
- Yes.
- Can they use it as a holiday home?
- Only dwellings already free of restriction. A dwelling reserved for residents cannot be occupied as a second home, even by its owner.
- Are new holiday homes being created?
- No, apart from the exceptions provided by the law. New residential volume is reserved for residents, and Sesto and San Candido are among the municipalities that cannot use the exemptions: on our reading, second homes are a closed set.
Tyrol
Lienz, Obertilliach, Sillian
- Can a non-resident EU citizen buy?
- Yes: EU citizens are treated like Austrians.
- Can they use it as a holiday home?
- Only if the dwelling is an already recognised ‘Freizeitwohnsitz’: a closed set, bought from whoever holds one. Anyone using an ordinary dwelling as a holiday home risks a fine; in municipalities with a tight housing market the authority orders the use to stop and may go as far as a forced sale.
- Are new holiday homes being created?
- In practice no in Lienz and Obertilliach: they are among the ‘reserved’ municipalities (Vorbehaltsgemeinden), where no new areas for holiday homes are opened.
Carinthia
Nassfeld, Bad Kleinkirchheim, Lesachtal
- Can a non-resident EU citizen buy?
- Yes, without authorisation: EU citizens are treated alike.
- Can they use it as a holiday home?
- Only if the unit lies in an area with the specific zoning designation (‘Sonderwidmung’) or if that use is already lawful.
- Are new holiday homes being created?
- Only where the municipality resolves a Sonderwidmung. From 2027 a new law raises the caps of the annual levy on second dwellings.
Slovenia
Kranjska Gora, Bled, Bohinj
- Can a non-resident EU citizen buy?
- Yes: EU citizens buy without a reciprocity decision.
- Can they use it as a holiday home?
- We have found no national regime comparable to the Austrian one. We have not read the municipal plans.
- Are new holiday homes being created?
- To be checked in the municipal plans. For those who let: from 2026 the hospitality act requires entry in a register and sets a cap on days per year for an individual registered as a private accommodation provider. Kranjska Gora, Bled and Bohinj are among the municipalities declared high-risk for 2027 and 2028, where the cap, which applies to the individual dwelling, is lower and the municipality may change it.
This is not legal advice.These are our own readings of the texts in force on 6 October 2026, reported with the source. Laws change and municipalities apply them differently: before signing, in Italy as abroad, ask a notary or a local lawyer. In Sappada we act as agents ourselves; in South Tyrol, Austria and Slovenia the group does not act as an agent today.
Across the border: our atlas of the Slovenian coast and Karst. In Slovenia we do not act as agents today. On SloveniaVillas we describe places, prices and rules by the same criteria as this page.
Two at a time
Sappada or…? Five written comparisons
The same figures side by side, a week in winter and one in summer, the road, and who each one suits. With no winner.
- Sappada or TarvisioAltitude and village on one side, motorway and kilometres of pistes on the other.Read the comparison
- Sappada or Ravascletto · ZoncolanTwo villages on a sunny slope: one higher and dearer, the other with the larger ski area.Read the comparison
- Sappada or Forni di SopraAbout 60 min apart by road, below two different mountain groups.Read the comparison
- Sappada or Cortina d'AmpezzoAbout 75 min apart by road, two different scales: for pistes and for prices.Read the comparison
- Sappada or Kranjska GoraTwo Alpine border villages, two ways of counting a square metre.Read the comparison
Frequently asked questions
Which is the most expensive mountain place in Friuli Venezia Giulia?
Among those compared, Sappada: the OMI band for the central zone runs from €2,000/m2 to €3,000/m2. These are ranges estimated by the Italian Revenue Agency for dwellings in normal condition, not listing prices. In the municipality's listings the average asking price is €3,577/m2: that is another measure, and it says what is asked, not what is paid.
Which is closest to Udine and Trieste?
Tarvisio and Ravascletto: for both about 80 min from Udine and 2 h 10 min from Trieste. Sappada takes about 1 h 50 min and 2 h 45 min.
Where are there more pistes?
Within the region at Tarvisio (24 km) and on the Zoncolan (23 km); Sappada declares 15 km. Beyond the region, the Cortina ski area declares 120 km. These are the operators' figures, not our measurements.
Can a foreigner buy a holiday home in Sappada?
A citizen of the European Union can, like an Italian. We have found no national or regional rules limiting use as a second home, and Sappada's land-use plan has no general limit for dwellings; rural cabins, on the other hand, cannot be used as holiday homes. In Tyrol, Carinthia and South Tyrol the rules are different: we summarise them above, with the sources. This is not legal advice.
Do you handle the other places too?
The Friulian ones we handle already or will handle: for the rest of the region there is friulivillas.com. In Slovenia, Austria and South Tyrol we do not act as agents today.
Sources and dates
The figures on this page come from the site's data register, where every value has its source and the day it was read.
- ISTAT, altitude of the municipalities at 31/12/2021 (altitude of the municipal seat) · read on 6 October 2026
- ISTAT, resident population on 1 January 2025 (municipality) · read on 6 October 2026
- ISTAT, resident population on 1 January 2020 (municipality) · read on 6 October 2026
- ISTAT, resident population on 1 January 2026 (estimate), municipality of Sappada · read on 6 October 2026
- Our calculation, based on: Regione Friuli Venezia Giulia (PromoTurismoFVG), open data “Flussi turistici dei Comuni della Regione dal 2022”: overnight stays in registered accommodation, municipality, year 2025 (June–September) · read on 6 October 2026
- Our calculation, based on: Regione Friuli Venezia Giulia (PromoTurismoFVG), open data “Flussi turistici dei Comuni della Regione dal 2022”: overnight stays in registered accommodation, municipality, year 2025 (December–March) · read on 6 October 2026
- Our calculation on the mid-point of the official OMI range (average of minimum and maximum), from the second half of 2020 to the second half of 2025, same zone and same property type. Zero does not mean unchanged prices: in many zones the official value has not been updated for years · read on 6 October 2026
- Our calculation on the mid-point of the official OMI range (average of minimum and maximum) between two half-years, same zone and same property type. Source: Agenzia delle Entrate – OMI. An unchanged official value does not mean unchanged prices · read on 6 October 2026
- Our estimate: OSRM time × 1.15, rounded up to the next 5 minutes (calculated on the seconds). It is a stated rule of thumb, not a measurement on the road · read on 6 October 2026
- Agenzia delle Entrate – OMI, database of official property values: standard homes, normal state of repair, euros per square metre of gross floor area. A broad range: it does not replace the valuation of an individual property · read on 6 October 2026
- PromoTurismoFVG, ski-area page: figures stated by the operator · read on 6 October 2026
- Our calculation, based on: Regione Friuli Venezia Giulia (PromoTurismoFVG), open data “Flussi turistici dei Comuni della Regione dal 2022”: registered accommodation, municipality of Sappada, year 2025 (April, May, October and November together) · read on 6 October 2026
- Regione Friuli Venezia Giulia (PromoTurismoFVG), open data “Flussi turistici dei Comuni della Regione dal 2022”: overnight stays in registered accommodation, municipality, year 2025 · read on 6 October 2026
- Our calculation, based on: Regione Friuli Venezia Giulia (PromoTurismoFVG), open data “Flussi turistici dei Comuni della Regione dal 2022”: overnight stays in registered accommodation, municipality, year 2025 · read on 6 October 2026
- immobiliare.it, “Mercato immobiliare” page of the municipality, September 2026: average of the ASKING prices in the listings, not a sale price · read on 6 October 2026
- Our calculation, based on ISTAT, 2021 Census (territorial bases): 1 − households ÷ dwellings. These are “dwellings without a resident household”: second homes, holiday lets and empty homes together · read on 6 October 2026
- immobiliare.it, sale listings in the municipality · read on 6 October 2026
- Our calculation, based on: Regione Friuli Venezia Giulia (PromoTurismoFVG), open data “Flussi turistici dei Comuni della Regione dal 2022”: overnight stays in registered accommodation, municipality, year 2025 and the same figure for 2022 · read on 6 October 2026
- Skipass Cortina (Consorzio esercenti impianti a fune di Cortina, San Vito di Cadore, Auronzo e Misurina), “Il Consorzio”: kilometres of pistes as declared · read on 7 October 2026
- Our calculation on the mid-point of the official OMI range (average of minimum and maximum), from the second half of 2020 to the second half of 2025, same zone and same property type · read on 6 October 2026
- bergfex, ski-area page: kilometres of pistes as declared · read on 7 October 2026
- GURS, “Poročilo o slovenskem nepremičninskem trgu za leto 2025” (April 2026): median price of sales of second-hand apartments, euros per square metre of USABLE floor area · read on 6 October 2026
- GURS, “Poročilo o slovenskem nepremičninskem trgu za leto 2025”: change in apartment prices in the Slovenian Alpine tourist area from 2020 to 2025 · read on 6 October 2026
- Wikidata, “altitude” property of the settlement's entry, and Slovenian Wikipedia, entry “Kranjska Gora” (806.3 m): the two readings agree · read on 7 October 2026
- An example chosen by this site to compare places: it is not market data · read on 6 October 2026
- Our calculation: budget divided by the price per square metre, without taxes, notary, agency fee, furniture or works. It is an order of magnitude for comparing places, not a valuation. Price used: the official OMI value (mid-point of the range, gross floor area, normal condition) · read on 6 October 2026
- Our calculation: budget divided by the price per square metre, without taxes, notary, agency fee, furniture or works. It is an order of magnitude for comparing places, not a valuation. Price used: the average asking price in the municipality's listings · read on 6 October 2026
- ISTAT, altitude of the municipalities at 31/12/2021 (altitude of the municipal seat) · read on 7 October 2026
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