Stone house in a 17th-century hamlet in Casentino

The property is located in a small and charming hamlet in the municipality of Poppi, situated at an altitude of 640 meters in the Tuscan Apennines between the provinces of Arezzo and Florence. The town is located in the heart of Casentino, an area known for its natural beauty and historical richness. This hamlet is the last settlement along the road leading to Pratomagno, a mountain that marks the border between Casentino and Valdarno. Although its size is modest, it offers a series of unexpected discoveries for those who decide to explore it, taking the time to breathe in the atmosphere that permeates the cobbled alleys and ancient stone houses. The property, dating back to the 17th century, is built entirely of typical Tuscan stone and is spread over 3 floors with 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 2 kitchens, divided into two independent living units. The property also has a pizza oven in one of the two cozy kitchens. There are also two large hallways, one used as a study and the other as a library. The first unit consists of a kitchenette, living room, and terrace. The sleeping area includes one bedroom and one bathroom. The second unit consists of a large kitchen with a fireplace and living room. The sleeping area consists of three bedrooms and two bathrooms. There are also three cellars, a tavern, and a second living room. The door frames and doors of the house are made of fine, elegant chestnut wood. The main house also has a splendid panoramic terrace with an adjoining garden of about 400 m². In this typical Italian garden, you will find all kinds of magnificent plants such as roses, jasmine, wisteria, cherry trees, and fig trees.