Farmhouse from the 1700s

The property is on three levels, for a total of about 400 square meters, and has 4 hectares of land, one part of which is used as a garden and the other as an olive grove. The property needs some renovations, the last of which dates back to 1983. The exterior presents a typical Tuscan style, with stones and bricks. The farmhouse is on three levels and is composed as follows: the ground floor is accessed by two separate entrances, one on the main facade and one on the side of the house. Here there is a large living room with an original brick arch and exposed wooden beams. A few steps up lead to a multi-purpose room. An original stone staircase leads to the first floor, which houses a large living room with an ancient fireplace and two entrances to the kitchen. The sleeping area currently consists of two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a large passage studio. From the latter, through a beautiful stone staircase, you reach the second floor, where there is an attic of about 80 square meters, currently unfinished but with the systems already in place. This space can be divided into two large rooms and two bathrooms. The flooring of the farmhouse is entirely in terracotta, while the window frames are chestnut with double glazing. The heating system is methane, and the property is served by a well. The views overlook the olive grove, with about 200 plants, and the Val di Chiana. The property also includes a large cellar on the ground floor, connected to the main house, and an agricultural outbuilding of about 80 square meters. The latter can be converted, with appropriate renovation, into a spacious living area, a guest area, or a garage or tool shed.