This exceptional estate (buildings totalling 400 sq.m.) is accessible via a gravel road winding through picturesque countryside. The property comprises six charming cottages, each meticulously restored to reflect authentic Tuscan design principles. The grounds feature an elegant swimming pool (12 x 6 m.) offering panoramic countryside vistas, complemented by a well-appointed gazebo and a curated botanical garden.
Property 1
Ground floor: living room with doors onto garden, kitchen with doors onto loggia, and bathroom
First floor: two double bedrooms and a bathroom
Property 2
Ground floor: a large living room with kitchenette and doors onto the loggia
First floor: two double bedrooms and a bathroom
Property 3
Ground floor property made up a bedroom/living area with doors onto the loggia, a kitchenette and bathroom
Property 4
Ground floor: living room with kitchenette and doors onto the loggia
First floor: two double bedrooms and bathroom
Property 5
Ground floor: living room and kitchen both with doors onto the loggia, and a bathroom
First floor: two double bedrooms and a bathroom
Property 6
This is the largest property and is laid out on the ground floor. There is a living room with a mezzanine, kitchen, exit to the loggia, two bathrooms, and two double bedrooms.
The information and floor plans provided are set out for guidance only and do not constitute contractual elements.
Piancastagnaio 8 km
Abbadia San Salvatore 12 km
Radicofani 17 km
San Casciano dei Bagni 18 km
Pienza 48 km
Montepulciano 50 km
Florence 156 km
Rome 165 km
Florence 171 km
Rome 170 km
Pescia Romana 86 km
Bolsena 35 km
Strada Statale 2 3 km
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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