A Home in Taggia and Arma di Taggia
Where to buy, what homes cost and what is changing in the medieval town and its beach resort.
A Medieval Town and Its Beach Resort
Taggia has around 13,000 inhabitants and is listed among I Borghi più belli d’Italia, the most beautiful villages in Italy.
The town has three parts: Taggia itself, the historic centre a little inland in the Argentina valley; Arma, the seaside resort with wide sandy beaches; and Levà, the mainly commercial area in between. Taggia has a station on the Genoa to Ventimiglia line and its own exit on the A10, and the coastal cycle path runs through Arma.
Buyers look at Arma for a holiday apartment by the sand, at the old town for character, or at the valley for a house with olive groves. Average asking prices are below the coast’s average.
Taggia, Area by Area
Immobiliare.it gives no zone breakdown for Taggia. These are the three parts of town buyers choose between.
Arma di Taggia
The seaside resort, with wide sandy beaches, the promenade, the cycle path and the Viale delle Palme. The natural choice for a holiday home or a short let.
Taggia (Centro Storico)
The medieval town in the Argentina valley, with Via Soleri, patrician palazzi of the 15th century and the Convent of San Domenico.
The Argentina Valley and Hills
Homes with land among the olive groves of the Taggiasca olive, for space and privacy a short drive from the sea.
Town average asking price €2,768/m² for all property types, Immobiliare.it, September 2026. Asking prices are not sale prices, and individual homes vary widely.
Taggia in Numbers
- Asking Price
- €2,768/m²average, Sept 2026, −2.5% in a year
- Five Years
- −0.5%change in average asking price
- Asking Rent
- €9.76/m²a month, average, Sept 2026
- Nice Airport
- c. 45 minby car from Sanremo
- Population
- c. 13,000Taggia, all parts
- Sanremo
- next doorto the west
Prices and rents: Immobiliare.it, September 2026, asking figures for all residential property. The A10 motorway and the Genoa to Ventimiglia railway serve the whole coast.
Homes Along the Coast
We have no homes listed in Taggia and Arma di Taggia right now. Here is a selection from along the coast, and we can search for you in Taggia and Arma di Taggia.
Letting in Taggia
Few homes in Taggia and Arma di Taggia are offered for long-term rent: 35 listed to rent against 329 for sale in September 2026. Rents in a small market rest on few listings, so treat the averages with care.
We manage long lets and short lets, including Airbnb, if you plan to let your home. Managed short lets can achieve higher yields than long lets, depending on location, season and occupancy.
- Asking Rent
- €9.76/m²a month, −15.6% in a year
- Homes to Rent
- 35listed, against 329 for sale
Our indicative estimate; actual yields vary with the property, its location and the letting strategy. Managed short lets can achieve higher yields than long lets, depending on location, season and occupancy. Indicative, not guaranteed, before costs and tax.
A New Heart for Arma
Arma’s long-abandoned former railway station area, known locally as Park 24, is being rebuilt. The first phase, finished between 2024 and 2025, made the structure safe. The second phase, contracted for over €2.3 million and starting in September 2026, adds an urban park, a public square with a small amphitheatre and outdoor sports, and reconnects the coastal cycle path.
A tender for the underground car park beneath it, with around 170 public spaces and 30 private garages, is due by the end of 2026, with work aimed for 2027. The idea is to stitch Arma’s seafront back to the Viale delle Palme and the streets inland.
Timings are the stated aims of councils and developers, and several approvals are still pending.
- €2.3m+Park 24, second phase
- Sept 2026start of the park works
- c. 170public parking spaces planned
A Taste of Taggia
Convento di San Domenico
Founded in the 15th century, the convent has frescoed cloisters and a museum of medieval and Renaissance art, and hosts concerts and exhibitions.
Castello di Taggia
The fortress above the town, now a public space for theatre, music and cinema, with views over the Argentina valley and its olive groves.
The Beaches of Arma
Sandy beaches with shallow water, protected by a breakwater, with restaurants and bars close by.
Find It, Buy It, Belong There
One team for buying, caring for and letting your home in Taggia and Arma di Taggia.
Find
We help you narrow down the right part of town, plan your visit and go to viewings with you.
Buy
We introduce solicitors, mortgage advisers and tax specialists, and guide you from the purchase proposal to the final deed at the notary’s office.
Look After and Let
Once the home is yours, we can maintain it, renovate it and manage it as a long let or a holiday let.
Thinking of Investing on the Riviera?
We can share prices, rents and indicative yields for the coast (up to 7–10% gross, depending on factors), or arrange a call to talk it through. Managed short lets can achieve higher yields than long lets, depending on location, season and occupancy.
Know the Coast
Eight towns from Ventimiglia to Imperia, each with its own character. Find the one that feels like home.
Picturesque coastal town with Roman ruins, vibrant Friday market, and stunning beaches at the border with France.
Captivating Italian town with palm-lined promenade, artistic heritage, beautiful gardens, and breathtaking coastal views.
Tranquil town with serene beaches, palm trees, and a historical past as a hospital for pilgrims.
Glamorous Riviera town known for Sanremo Music Festival, elegant casino, and lush gardens.
Quaint fishing village with laid-back ambiance, colorful houses, and coastal bike path.
Delightful seaside village with sandy beaches and historical landmarks like the Church of San Lorenzo.
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