The farmhouse, which dates back to around 1700, was carefully restored in 2010 and has a unique feature: the double turrets placed in a specular fashion at the ends of the building. The house, which has a covered surface area of 533 sqm on two levels, has been restored using the most modern techniques and the result is a luxurious, yet fresh and modern home. The warm wood of the Tuscan tradition is here declined in shades of dove-grey giving the whole unexpected class and elegance, 10kw photovoltaic system for energy saving, underfloor heating that ensures a uniform temperature in every room, home automation in every space, the beauty of the surrounding countryside make it a truly exclusive home.\nState of repair\nRenovated, luxury finishes, wooden beams, wooden plank floors, wooden window frames, window frames of the loggia with corten iron, the bathrooms and the kitchen have resin floors.\nUtilities\nThanks to two wells the house is self-sufficient for water, there is the methane gas, the supply of electricity comes from its own 10Kw photovoltaic system that also offers the opportunity for income.\nUse and Potential Uses\nThe property can be used as a main residence to have a starting point, well connected to the main linking roads, for visiting all areas of central Italy.\nLocation\nImmersed in the greenery of the Tuscan countryside, a few minutes from the town amenities, easily reached.\nLand registry details\nThe property is regularly registered at Catasto Fabbricati for the municipality of Arezzo (AR)
\nOwnership details and eventual contractual obligations\nThe property is owned by a private individual and the sale is subject to a property registration tax of 9% on the registered value if purchased as a second house or 2% if purchased as the main residence. The land is taxed in 15% from the declared value.\n
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