The province of Perugia is an administrative division of Italy, situated in the landlocked region of Umbria. It is a large, mountainous and hilly territory that borders several other Italian provinces, including Siena, Arezzo, and Rieti.
The provincial capital, Perugia, holds far more of the housing stock than any other municipality in the region. Property prices across the province of Perugia are generally cheap compared to the Italian national average, but costs vary significantly between towns. Assisi is the most expensive place to buy a home, with prices that are nearly double the provincial average, followed closely by Todi and Corciano. In contrast, working towns like Foligno and Spoleto offer much more affordable options, with property prices sitting well below the regional average.
