i suggest Umbria ,
Submitted by Ugo on Sat, 01/20/2018 - 10:23
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i suggest Umbria , pls see at > http://www.lifeinitaly.it/italiasegreta/regioni/umbria/Umbria.htm particularly see The università per Stranieri di Perugia Regardingfacilities for first home , pls read at > http://www.lifeinitaly.it/Inglese/italyresidenceguide.htmand at > http://www.lifeinitaly.it/Inglese/Purchasing_Real_Estate_in_Italy.htmif you need mortgage to buy , and have not italian income , i can work on it for you - this is my job from the 1998 , see > www.lifeinitaly.it/Testimonial/index.phpfor rent , no problem - the prices in Umbria are lowest - with 500/600 euro month , you can find easy a 3 beedrom apt , even in Perugia
Hi RF83.
Submitted by Winnifred1 on Sun, 01/21/2018 - 08:17
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Hi RF83.I suggest Emilia Romagna. We live in the mountains an hour outside Modena and similarly Reggio Emilia which ever route you decide to take, in a small town called Polinago. It is about an hour to drive to Modena or Reggio, but we are 25 minutes from the large town of Pavullo nel Frignano which has schools as well as the high school, hospital, supermarkets and everything one needs. I believe our town would be a lovely place to bring up children. There is a school and Asilo in the town which has about 135 children aged from 3 years to 13 years. The rents are very, very reasonable - nowhere near your 800 euro mark, a very, very large house in the town is about 500 euros per month.Without knowing what business you are thinking of there could be possibilities. It is a rural setting but we have the best of both world. In summer the temperatures are at least 5 degrees cooler than Reggio or Modena, winter there is snow but the roads are cleared and well kept. The air is fresh and clean, food prices very moderate and the outdoor life style is wonderful - walking, cycling MTB, skiing or snow shoe walking in winter.The town has 2 doctors, a pharmacy, small , supermarket, bakery, butcher, dentist comes twice a week, a couple of bars. The largest employer is SAU a fine precision tool maker which employs about 120 people. To buy a house/apartment is naturally cheaper than in the cities. Bologna, the capital of Emilia Romagna is 90 minutes away and has an international airport, and major railway hub. All the cities on the plains don't have a climate as pleasant as ours - they can be very hot and humid in summer and foggy in winter.We moved here nearly 7 years ago as an older couple, from Australia, and have made friends with many of the younger people here. We love the semi-rural life style and if I can answer any questions I would be happy to do so. Good luck.Winnifred
Bologna do not is Capiatle of
Submitted by Ugo on Sun, 01/21/2018 - 08:48
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Hi Ugo
Submitted by Winnifred1 on Mon, 01/22/2018 - 13:50
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unfortunately , Winnifred1 ,
Submitted by Ugo on Sat, 01/27/2018 - 03:27
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unfortunately , Winnifred1 , I regret having to communicate that due to the bravado of a certain Garibaldi, then, the Emilia Romagna, has become part of the Kingdom of Italy (invention of a certain Camillo Benso Conte di Cavour), and the Federation of States that he wanted the gentleman Gioberti, it was not made - as a consequence Bologna is not the capital of nothing 
Ciao,
Submitted by Fbitalianproperties on Mon, 01/22/2018 - 13:10
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Ciao,We are as well a young family with two boys (12 and 8 years old). We moved back to Italy last year after 15 years in London. We live in Le Marche Region, Ancona, and we are enthusiastic to be here. Ancona has different type of University (Agrarian, Economics, Science, Engineering, and Medicine) but in one hour drive you can reach Macerata, Camerino and Urbino with a wide range of subjects. Ancona has also an airport with national, London and other European destinations. Rome and Milan are 3 hours away with a high speed train. Beaches are amazing, and the view of Mt.Conero are breath taking. Some popular sports are windsurfing, cycling horse riding and there also is a 18 hole golf club.Many people say that Le Marche is Italy in one region. It offers lovely and varied landscapes, a lot of history, art and culture across a relatively small area. The quality of life in The Marche is very high although the price for buying and rent is still low. I just helped a young foreign family to settle in San Benedetto (renting) without problem and they are very happy of their new life here in Italy. If you need any help or more info please contact us and we will be very happy to help you. info@fbitalianproperties.com Good luck….Ciao Francesca
Ciao Francesca,
Submitted by Heriona on Fri, 08/24/2018 - 14:17
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Ciao Francesca,Your boys ages caught my eye as my boys are also soon to be 12 and 8 also you mentioning the golf course:). My family and I live in USA and I am originally from Albania. I have lived here in the states for 16 years. I was busy having the kids and raising them and not thinking about the quality of life here in the states. Recentely I have been thinking hard to move to Italy especially after our family trip last summer there. Your move probably was easier since you lived in UK but would love to get some suggestions from you about living in Italy. I am mostly concerned about schools, health care . etc. I have a degree in Accounting so I am thinking I can find a job easiily but what do I know? And then what about the visa's and residency etc etc. If you want to write to me in private my email is herionag@gmail.com. Looking forward to connecting with youHeriona
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Submitted by modicasa on Sat, 08/25/2018 - 02:38
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