Portion of a 13th-century farmhouse in the Casentino

In a green corner of Tuscany, in the heart of Casentino, this portion of farmhouse is located in a village from the 13th century, once home to farmers. Near the Parco Nazionale delle Foreste Casentinesi, this small farming town was really prosperous in the 16th and 17th centuries. Today, after years of careful restoration, the village has been transformed into a charming residential complex. The stone farmhouse has square rooms with low ceilings that faithfully reflect the rural architecture of the period. Its elevated position gives the building the appearance of a small Tuscan castle. The land surrounding the property includes a stretch of river that was once used for grinding grain: a picturesque spot, ideal for relaxing walks in nature. The farmhouse is spread over three floors and is detached on three sides. It has been recently renovated with great care. On the ground floor, with a separate entrance, there are two renovated rooms of about 78 square meters (kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom), registered as cellars (approximately 2 meters high), with wooden beam ceilings and terracotta tiles. A second entrance, located on the facade, leads to the main house of approximately 105 square meters, located on the first floor: here we find a living room with fireplace, a dining room and a kitchen. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and a bathroom. The property is completed by a stone annex, partly renovated (wooden beam ceilings and terracotta tiles), with an area of approximately 60 square meters, with the possibility of creating a small independent annex. The garden in front of the farmhouse, with an area of about 2,000 square meters, is perfect for the installation of a large above-ground swimming pool. The property includes approximately 15,000 square meters of land.