The new upswing in second homes in the countryside

A timeless magic is experiencing a renaissance today - life in the countryside. As summer approaches, there is a growing desire to escape the hectic pace of the city and rediscover a quieter, more natural way of life: characterized by space, silence and simple, mindful gestures.

Second homes in rural regions, on gentle hills or in historic villages, are once again gaining in importance - not only as summer retreats, but also as sustainable investments in quality of life and the future.

Imagine waking up to a view of the countryside, sunlight gently flooding the wooden shutters. Outside, a garden where you have breakfast, accompanied by the chirping of birds and the rustling of the wind in the trees. The country house is no longer just a weekend destination - it is becoming a living space in which you can slow down, thanks in part to modern working models such as working from home.

More and more people are being drawn to authentic places: rustic farmhouses, stone houses with a view of the valley, charming farms nestled in the countryside. They are not just looking for vacations, but a different attitude to life - quieter, healthier, more sustainable. At the same time, they are investing in valuable real estate with growing potential.

Many of these properties - some of which have been lovingly restored, some of which are still full of design options - also offer attractive income prospects: from sustainable tourism and seasonal rentals to stays focused on enjoyment and well-being.

Buying a house in the countryside means

• Gaining time and space for yourself
• Creating a retreat to share with your loved ones
• Making a forward-looking decision that combines pleasure and investment

South Tyrol - a symbol of a new longing for nature, quality and originality

From sun-drenched vineyards to tranquil Alpine valleys, the region offers an extraordinary variety of landscapes and lifestyles. Here, Alpine clarity is combined with Mediterranean lightness - and every property, be it a traditional farmhouse, a country house full of character or a stylishly renovated chalet, tells its very own story. In South Tyrol, living in the countryside is a conscious decision - for more tranquillity, authenticity and sustainability.