The property presents itself as an ancient residence with a swimming pool, nestled in the Tuscan hills in a strategic position between Cortona and Montepulciano.
It is a medieval watchtower that has undergone a transformation over time, evolving into a splendid residential villa.
Constructed with stone and bricks and characterized by the watchtower, the structure was chosen by a wood sculptor as a dwelling to fulfill the dream of living immersed in nature and art. The complex offers enchanting views of the Tuscan countryside and houses some works of art belonging to the owner.
Over the years, the villa has undergone renovations, expansions, and transformations, becoming the imposing residence it is today. The house, with an area of approximately 760 square meters, features interiors that reflect the Tuscan architectural tradition, with wooden and brick-beamed ceilings, and Tuscan terracotta floors.
Inside, on the ground floor, there is a large living room, the kitchen, a service bathroom, the laundry room and other service rooms as well as an ancient chapel. Continuing on the first floor via an external or internal staircase, there are four bedrooms each with a bathroom. On the second floor there is the large living room with beamed ceiling and tie rods, three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a kitchenette. The sub-tower is located on the third floor and, finally, on the top of the tower, a 360 degree panoramic terrace ideal for breakfasts and aperitifs with a breathtaking view.
There is also an underground cave dug into the tuff.
The residence is surrounded by a charming private garden with multiple relaxation areas and a magnificent panoramic pool, offering the opportunity to enjoy the gentle surrounding hills and the suggestive sunsets characteristic of this location. The property also includes two hectares of land dedicated to arable crops, orchards, and an olive grove.
The property is equipped with all services.
Montepulciano is a picturesque town located in the Tuscany region, in central Italy. Renowned for its Renaissance architecture, vineyards, and the production of the prestigious Vino Nobile di Montepulciano wine, the town is situated on a hill that offers a spectacular panoramic view of the Valdichiana and the surrounding hills.
Characterized by narrow cobblestone streets, welcoming squares, and imposing historical buildings, Montepulciano boasts a rich cultural heritage. Among its most significant landmarks are the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, the Church of San Biagio, and the Town Hall.
The tranquil atmosphere and medieval charm of Montepulciano attract visitors from around the world, providing them with an authentic experience immersed in the beauty of the Tuscan countryside and the gastronomic richness of the region.
16 km from Montepulciano
16.4 km from Cortona
192 km from Pisa Airport
132 km from Florence Airport
50 km from Perugia
20.6 km from Lake Trasimeno Regional Park
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