Most people assume buying a home in Northern Italy is out of reach, too cold during the year, and\/or too far away from the beach. But is it actually true? Of course not. If fact, beyond the most famous spots – think of places like Lake Como, Le Cinque Terre, the area around Milan – there are tons of little villages where you can buy a house for very little money. You’d be close to several airports, have all the services you need without necessarily using a car, and enjoy excellent healthcare facilities and great overall infrastructure. We used our Town Explorer to pull together five towns across different regions of the north where \u20ac100,000 can actually get you a home. Let’s get into it. Get Your Free Guide to Buying in Italy! 1. Valdobbiadene, Treviso (899 \u20ac\/m\u00b2) At \u20ac899 per square meter, a 100m\u00b2 home in Valdobbiadene comes out to around \u20ac90,000 \u2013 and for that price, you’re essentially living in one of Italy’s most beautiful wine landscapes – a UNESCO-listed territory at that. This area, in Veneto, is a paradise for people who want to be completely immersed in nature, while not being isolated at all. There are…<\/p>\n