Pre-purchase property check · Italy
Buying a house or land in Italy?
Check the plot first.
Before you sign the compromesso or pay the deposit, get a PDF report on the plot: maps, public sources and the checks still to complete. It arrives by email within 45 minutes of payment.It is not a visura and not a survey of the building, and it does not verify ownership, mortgages or legal buildability.
€29 · within 45 minutes of payment
Check a parcel
Find the land. Confirm the cadastral outline.
One parcel, one evidence file
Every page starts from the boundary you confirm.
Find parcel maps, planning and risk checks, documents to request and questions for your notary and surveyor. Each check names its source and what remains to be verified.
Page 8 of 99 · Agenzia delle Entrate
What is included today
From parcel to decision, chapter by chapter.
The report separates cadastral identity, planning, site, hazards, environment, services and documentary evidence without presenting gaps as completed checks.
Confirmed parcel
Cadastral reference, selected geometry, centroid and satellite context. Everything else is measured against this boundary.
Agenzia delle Entrate 01Boundaries and dimensions
Area, perimeter, coordinate register, edges and shape diagnostics.
Geometry calculation 02Administrative setting
Municipality, province, region, plus national and local parcel location.
Administrative boundaries 03Nearby parcels
Nearby cadastral records actually returned around the boundary, with nothing invented where the service gave nothing.
Agenzia delle Entrate 04Buildings and land use
OSM features mapped near the parcel, with source scope and limits.
OpenStreetMap 05Road proximity
Distance to mapped roads, explicitly distinguished from a legal right of access.
OpenStreetMap 06Maps from the report
Real maps from real reports.
Nine of the 38 maps in the sample report, parcel D298A000700.444 in Diano San Pietro, Imperia. Each one is the whole page, as printed: open it to read it full size.

The parcels around it
Five adjoining parcels; the longest shared boundary is 90 m with parcel 445. No adjoining cadastral road strip was located.

River band: status to confirm
The mapped watercourse is 203 m away; the plot is outside the drawn 150 m band. Legal protection remains unconfirmed.

The rock and soil beneath
Clay-rich layered rock with sandstone layers, late Priabonian; another described unit is under 100 m away, without metre-level precision.

Landslide hazard on the plot
A moderate hazard area (P1) covers 100.0% of the parcel; class P3 starts 860 m away.

How hard the ground can shake
Reference class 0.125–0.150 g at the nearest grid point; the highest class in the frame is 0.150–0.175 g.
How it works
From the map to the report in four steps.
Find the place
Search a town, address or coordinates in Italy. The provinces of Trento and Bolzano keep their own land register and are not covered yet.
Select the boundary
Click a parcel and, if needed, merge adjacent ones.
Confirm the selection
Verify that the highlighted boundary is the correct one.
Get the report
Each report arrives within 45 minutes of payment. The sample report runs to 99 pages; the total grows only where sources return useful content.
Sample report
Read a whole report before you pay for one.
The sample is a real report, produced by the same system that will build yours: the same maps, the same sources, the same chapters. Where a source returned nothing, the page says so instead of presenting the check as finished.
More than a map
Maps and records to check before buying.
The public report covers parcel D298A000700.444 in Diano San Pietro, Imperia: 99 pages and the same sources we will read for your parcel. The sample report is available in Italian and English.
Pricing
One report. One or two languages.
Choose Italian, English or both: one copy for you and one for the notary, surveyor or engineer working with you.
One complete edition, Italian or English
Choose one language now for the confirmed parcel. You can add the other edition later from the private link in the delivery email.
- Ready within 45 minutes of payment
- The sample report runs to 99 pages
- Maps, measurements, sources and limitations stated
- The questions to take to your notary and surveyor
Two complete editions, Italian + English
One complete Italian PDF and one complete English PDF in the same order. Useful when the buyer and the adviser work in different languages.
- Everything in the single-language edition
- Italian and English included from the start
- Same findings, same maps, same sources
- No second purchase later
Total prices: €29 for one language, €39 for both, and €10 to add the second language. You can buy the addition from the report's delivery page, reached through the private link in the delivery email. No tax, fee or other charge is added.
Scope and limits
What TerrenoCheck does, and where it stops.
Is this legal due diligence?
No. It is a preliminary check of public sources. Take the report to your notary and surveyor: it lists the sources read, the documents to request and the questions still open. The service limits appear above, below the list of checks.
Are the boundaries official?
The screening view uses cadastral map data. Before committing, confirm with the appropriate official extract and professional survey when needed.
Does the report already include planning and natural hazards?
For natural hazards, yes: floods, landslides and seismicity have separate chapters, with the source and date of each reading. Planning has its own chapter too, but the plan zone and the certificato di destinazione urbanistica (CDU) must be confirmed with the Comune.
Can I merge parcels?
Yes, up to 10 parcels that genuinely share an edge. The report is anchored to the merged boundary.
What to check before buying land in Italy: the guides
- Buying land in Italy: the checklistThe checks in order, before the deposit
- Visura catastale explainedWhat the cadastre says, and what it does not
- CDU planning certificateWhen you need it and what it proves
- Can you build on Italian land?Zoning, the PRG and its rules
- Flood and landslide risk (PAI)How to read the hazard maps
- Farmland and the right of first refusalWho can buy before you
- Landscape constraintWhat you can do, and with which permit
- Mortgages and liens on Italian landWhat to look for in the property registers
Considering land or a home in Italy?
Confirm the parcel and gather maps, records and questions for your surveyor or notary.



