This issue leans hard into range: five real, live European listings running from a €645,000 trulli compound in Puglia to a €2.45 million new-build on the Costa del Sol, with a couple of well-priced million-euro stops in between. Whatever budget you’re actually working with, there’s a pool in here for it.
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A €645,000 Trullo Compound in the Itria Valley
€645,000 — Cisternino, Puglia, Italy. The cheapest listing on this week’s list is also one of the most characterful: an authentic complex of conical-roofed trulli on two full hectares in Italy’s Itria Valley, with a panoramic pool set on an elevated deck above the property.
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A Costa Blanca Villa With Its Own Guest Apartment
€890,000 — Benissa Costa, Alicante, Spain. Five bedrooms and two bathrooms fill the whitewashed main house, and a separate two-bedroom guest apartment downstairs means overflow visitors don’t have to fight for a bathroom — all a short walk from Cala Baladrar beach.
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A Whitewashed Quinta on the Setúbal Coast
€1,150,000 — Sesimbra, Setúbal, Portugal. This whitewashed quinta trades the usual Algarve backdrop for the quieter Setúbal Peninsula south of Lisbon, with a rustic beamed-ceiling living room and sea views running the length of the front façade.
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An Umbrian Farmhouse With Two Separate Pools
€1,290,000 — San Terenziano, Umbria, Italy. Seven bedrooms and six bathrooms spread across a stone farmhouse near Todi, and — a first for this newsletter — the property comes with two separate pools, one saltwater and one chlorine.
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A Brand-New Costa del Sol Villa Near Burriana Beach
€2,450,000 — Nueva Nerja, Málaga, Spain. The priciest home on this week’s list is also the newest: a just-built, fully furnished villa a ten-minute walk from Burriana Beach, with a basement gym and sauna thrown in for the price.
Five homes, five very different budgets. Tell us which end of that range you’d actually buy into — hit reply and let us know.