A historic 13th-century estate with a panoramic view of Arezzo

Located in the rural village of Busseto, this estate sits in the Pratomagno hills, near the historic Buriano Bridge. The property has very ancient origins dating back to Roman times and the Middle Ages, when it was used as a watchtower along the Via Cassia. It retains its traditional Tuscan style, with period details such as the 16th-century pietra serena portal, wooden-beamed ceilings, stone fireplaces, and a glass-enclosed loggia overlooking the Arezzo valley. The living spaces are arranged over three levels plus the attic, connected by stone staircases and featuring two separate entrances: on the ground floor is an open-concept space with a kitchen and living room opening onto the garden, a bathroom, and a laundry room; on the first floor is a traditional kitchen with an original stone fireplace and a bedroom with an en suite bathroom; the second floor features a living room, a study with an antique poplar wood ceiling, three bedrooms, a guest room, a large bathroom, a storage room, and the attic. It is an ideal solution both as a private home and as a B&B or lodging facility, even for groups, given the spaciousness of the interior areas.