When it comes to Italian properties, there’s something special about farmhouses.

Whether it's their setting—often immersed in Italy’s most iconic landscapes—or the charm of their rustic architecture, Italian farmhouses are trending with foreign buyers in Italy.

The traditional farmhouse dates back to the 1500s, and the building served historically as both a country house for landowners in the Renaissance and the dwellings of tenant farmers.

The Italian farmhouse became the preferential building design during the land reforms of the late 18th century with its embodiment of both rural forms and classic design.

Traditionally built of stone, farmhouse features include exposed wood beam ceilings, terracotta floors and archways, and a remote, rural setting in the Italian countryside.

These farmhouse properties typically include annexes and outbuildings, and have been upgraded with lifestyle amenities like swimming pools and outdoor spaces for entertaining.

These properties on the market with Prima Real Estate Advisory have each been restored for modern living, offering contemporary accommodations while preserving the rustic aesthetic of the Italian farmhouse.

This turnkey Italian farmhouse (pictured above and in the first photo) offers stunning views of the rolling hills of the Val d’Orcia and Val di Chiana valleys.

On the market for less than €1M, this Umbrian farmhouse is set in 6 acres of land with 80 olive trees, and comes with a swimming pool and hot tub.

This contemporary villa is set on the Tuscan coast near Punta Ala, a famous seaside resort which has become an exclusive destination for the elite, with its luxury residences, sailing regattas, and high-end marina.

This turnkey Tuscan farmhouse is set in fully-managed 4200 acre residential estate and has been thoughtfully restored by a renowned interior designer.

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