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Renovated medieval duplex apartment with terrace

Ref. no: VRD180cp
Type of property: Apartments
Bedrooms: 2   Bathrooms: 2  

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Tuscany / Siena / Abbadia San Salvatore


€ 180,000.00


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Description

This exquisitely restored duplex apartment  (120 sq.m.) on the second floor weaves a captivating medieval narrative through its thoughtful preservation. The minimalist renovation philosophy celebrates authenticity, with carefully exposed original stonework narrating centuries of history. The magnificent wooden ceiling commands attention, whilst ancient wall recesses whisper tales of past residents who, through time, have lovingly transformed this space into a distinguished historical sanctuary.

The apartment is composed of:

First level: living / dining room with a feature fireplace, kitchen, study and bathroom

Second level: double bedroom, second bedroom with mezzanine, bathroom and french doors leading to the terrace.

Terrace: This outdoor sanctuary, sheltered by the historic centre's rooftops, functions as an extension of the living space, offering open-air living.

 

The information and floor plans provided are set out for guidance only and do not constitute contractual elements.



Location

Distances

Cities/Towns/Villages
Cities/Towns/Villages

Bagni San Filippo Spa 9 km
Monte Amiata 13 km
Bagno Vignoni 28 km
Pienza 32 km
Siena 68 km 
Florence 156 km


Airports
Airports

Florence 176 km


Sea
Sea

Marina di Grosseto 93 km


Lake
Lake

Trasimeno 60 km


Roads
Roads

Strada Statale 2, 6 km

 


Region: Tuscany

Tuscany


Tuscany: Val d'Orcia

Val d'Orcia's cultural landscape reflects Renaissance humanist principles from the 14th and 15th centuries. The area features fortified hilltop towns along the Via Francigena, the ancient pilgrimage route to Rome. Under Siena's influence, artists' depictions of the 'perfect landscape' in frescoes inspired actual environmental modifications.

The region showcases extraordinary diversity with its patchwork of fields, vineyards, and distinctive clay hills forming characteristic gullies and rounded reliefs. The extinct volcanoes of Radicofani and Monte Amiata have enriched the soil, whilst thermal springs dot the landscape.

The iconic cypress trees create visual harmony, standing as natural landmarks that have become synonymous with the Tuscan countryside.

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