Investors eye 'special' san pietro

Investors are missing out on the untouched charm of San Pietro, claims David Stanley Refearn…

San Pietro is a quaint and undeveloped seaside village on the Ionian Coast and home to just 5000 people or so, who enjoy its warm Mediterranean climate and humble restaurants and Bars, supermarkets, banks, and seaside related activities.

Aside from the timeless sense of calm, tourists, many of which are Italian themselves, are attracted to its many churches, medieval walls, temples, theatres, caves, coastlines, farmlands, olive groves and nature reserves. All of which are unspoilt by multi storey buildings as they’re not only disliked but prohibited in the area.

Massive Development potential

Bevagna is a largely unrealised rural area of Italy and hosts massive development potential, especially in light of the fact that such opportunities are becoming increasingly popular, particularly for British investors. With its close proximity to the nearest beach, investments in the area are surely going to prove financially rewarding.

Italy’s government provides special incentives for potential foreign buyers and reduced restrictions have certainly encouraged investment. Whether its financial or recreational reward you’re looking for, San Pietro offers an abundance of either for any investor.