Buying a property in the Dolomites

The jagged peaks of the Dolomites are renowned worldwide. Anyone with a property around these parts is considered highly privileged. Given the stunning terrain, the demand for real estate in the Dolomites region is understandably high, and supply is relatively limited.

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Currently available properties in the Dolomites

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39031 Bruneck, Italy
Central luxury meets modern elegance – your 3-room dream with 2 bathrooms in the heart of the city of Bruneck
4
about 107 m2
€ on demand
39030 St. Lorenzen, Italy
Fields and meadows for sale
about 24.363 m2
€ 100.000
Reserved
39030 Olang, Italy
Studio for sale right next to the lifts
1
about 34.6 m2
€ 150.000
sold
39030 Olang, Italy
A5 RESIDENCE PAUL AM PARK: Small 3-room apartment with terrace and garden
3
about 74.94 m2
€ on demand
sold
39034 Dobbiaco, Italy
W2 Toblach: Residence Schacher: Your ground floor apartment with garden and basement rooms.
1
about 84 m2
€ on demand
sold
39034 Dobbiaco, Italy
W10 Var. Toblach: Spacious living, panoramic views – 4-room apartment with loggia in Residence Schacher.
5
about 127 m2
€ on demand
sold
39034 Dobbiaco, Italy
W9 Var. Toblach: More space in the heart of the mountains – your new 4-room apartment in Residence Schacher.
5
about 108 m2
€ on demand
sold
39030 Olang, Italy
W2 Olang: Plunger Residence: Your modern 3-room apartment on the 1st floor with balcony and cellar.
3
about 72 m2
€ on demand
sold
39030 Olang, Italy
W1 - Residence Plunger: 4-room apartment on the ground floor in Valdora di Sotto
4
about 107.46 m2
€ on demand
sold
39034 Dobbiaco, Italy
W5 Toblach: Residence Schacher: Your 4-room apartment on the 1st floor
about 105 m2
€ on demand
sold
39034 Dobbiaco, Italy
W4 Toblach: Residence Schacher: Your 2-room apartment on the 1st floor
about 65 m2
€ on demand
sold
39034 Dobbiaco, Italy
W1 Toblach: Residence Schacher: Your exclusive ground floor apartment with terrace and garden.
2
about 46 m2
€ on demand

Dolomites Region

The Italian Dolomite region extends from the Pustertal Valley to the Valsugana, and from the Sextental Valley to Eisacktal Valley.

Stretching from the Gadertal, the Grödner Tal, Seiser Alm high plateau and the Schlern-Rosengarten National Park, to the Fassatal and Buchenstein, its best-known places of interest include Cortina d`Ampezzo, St. Ulrich, Arabba, Woleknstein, Corvara, San Martino di Castrozza and Canazei.

Tourism is the biggest local economic driver, followed by mountain farming and the production of handicrafts (mainly artistic woodworking and carving in Gröden).

In 2009, the Dolomites were designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and enjoy international recognition. In summer, visitors from all over converge on these mountains to enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, biking and mountaineering. Winter sports include classic or cross-country skiing, skating and snow touring.

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