Can you buy a house in Aosta Valley for 1 euro?

We have no verified one-euro scheme in Aosta Valley on file. That means we have not confirmed one, not that none exists — schemes open and close through each comune's own notice. The cheapest houses here usually come from court auctions and private owners in the smaller inland towns.

Is Aosta Valley losing population?

80% of Aosta Valley's comuni with comparable figures had fewer residents in 2025 than in 2019, and the region's comuni as a whole changed by -2.5%. The steepest declines are almost always in the smallest towns.

Does Aosta Valley qualify for Italy's 7% tax on foreign pensions?

No. The 7% flat tax on foreign pensions applies only to comuni of up to 20,000 people in Abruzzo, Basilicata, Calabria, Campania, Molise, Puglia, Sardinia and Sicily. Aosta Valley is not one of them.

Where are the cheapest houses in Aosta Valley?

In the small inland comuni that are losing people fastest — the list on this page is a good place to start. Genuinely cheap houses come from three places: one-euro schemes, Italian court auctions, and owners selling privately, often with no agent at all.

Aosta Valley · 74 comuni

Moving to Aosta Valley

Aosta Valley is the smallest region, a single Alpine valley under Mont Blanc, bilingual with French. Of its 74 comuni, 80% had fewer residents in 2025 than in 2019.

This page is for anyone looking at houses for sale in Aosta Valley or thinking of moving there: which towns need people most, the one-euro schemes, and every comune in the region with its own page.

Updated September 2026 · figures from ISTAT

74
comuni: 80%
of them shrinking since 2019: -2.5%
population change, 2019–2025: 50
typical median age

1 euro houses in Aosta Valley

We have no verified one-euro scheme in Aosta Valley on file yet. That is not the same as there being none: schemes are announced by each comune, in Italian, and come and go. Watch a town from its page and we will tell you the day its scheme page changes.

The house is rarely the expensive part. Read what the one-euro houses really cost before bidding on anything.

The towns in Aosta Valley that most need people

Ranked by the Need Index: how fast the town is losing residents and how old its people are. These are where houses sit empty longest, where owners are most willing to sell, and where comuni run schemes to fill them.

1Gaby-15.7% · 403
2Valsavarenche-14.1% · 152
3Bard-15.7% · 102
4Champorcher-9.8% · 369
5Brusson-10.6% · 818
6Rhêmes-Notre-Dame-6.2% · 76
7Courmayeur-9% · 2,521
8Gressoney-Saint-Jean-7% · 767
9Chambave-6.6% · 880
10Châtillon-6.2% · 4,303
11Rhêmes-Saint-Georges-5.1% · 168
12Arvier-6.6% · 821
13Bionaz-5.2% · 217
14Antey-Saint-André-5.3% · 553
15Issime-6% · 376

Aosta Valley and the 7% tax

Aosta Valley is outside the zone. The 7% flat tax on foreign pensions applies only in the eight southern regions — the list of qualifying towns is here.

Every comune in Aosta Valley

All 74, by province. Each has its own page with its population trend, median age, scheme status and neighbours.

Valle d'Aosta/Vallée d'Aoste · 74

Allein · Antey-Saint-André · Aosta · Arnad · Arvier · Avise · Ayas · Aymavilles · Bard · Bionaz · Brissogne · Brusson · Challand-Saint-Anselme · Challand-Saint-Victor · Chambave · Chamois · Champdepraz · Champorcher · Charvensod · Châtillon · Cogne · Courmayeur · Donnas · Doues · Emarèse · Etroubles · Fénis · Fontainemore · Gaby · Gignod · Gressan · Gressoney-La-Trinité · Gressoney-Saint-Jean · Hône · Introd · Issime · Issogne · Jovençan · La Magdeleine · La Salle · La Thuile · Lillianes · Montjovet · Morgex · Nus · Ollomont · Oyace · Perloz · Pollein · Pont-Saint-Martin · Pontboset · Pontey · Pré-Saint-Didier · Quart · Rhêmes-Notre-Dame · Rhêmes-Saint-Georges · Roisan · Saint-Christophe · Saint-Denis · Saint-Marcel · Saint-Nicolas · Saint-Oyen · Saint-Pierre · Saint-Rhémy-en-Bosses · Saint-Vincent · Sarre · Torgnon · Valgrisenche · Valpelline · Valsavarenche · Valtournenche · Verrayes · Verrès · Villeneuve

Moving to Aosta Valley: questions people ask

Can you buy a house in Aosta Valley for 1 euro?: We have no verified one-euro scheme in Aosta Valley on file. That means we have not confirmed one, not that none exists — schemes open and close through each comune's own notice. The cheapest houses here usually come from court auctions and private owners in the smaller inland towns.
Is Aosta Valley losing population?: 80% of Aosta Valley's comuni with comparable figures had fewer residents in 2025 than in 2019, and the region's comuni as a whole changed by -2.5%. The steepest declines are almost always in the smallest towns.
Does Aosta Valley qualify for Italy's 7% tax on foreign pensions?: No. The 7% flat tax on foreign pensions applies only to comuni of up to 20,000 people in Abruzzo, Basilicata, Calabria, Campania, Molise, Puglia, Sardinia and Sicily. Aosta Valley is not one of them.
Where are the cheapest houses in Aosta Valley?: In the small inland comuni that are losing people fastest — the list on this page is a good place to start. Genuinely cheap houses come from three places: one-euro schemes, Italian court auctions, and owners selling privately, often with no agent at all.

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