A few kilometers from Pitigliano, there is this beautiful, completely renovated farm. Facing a suggestive panorama of Tuscan hills, in the rural quiet of the countryside, the property enjoys a broad view from which it is possible to witness picturesque sunsets. Dating back to the nineteenth century. and originally belonging to the nobility, it has been restored to its splendor thanks to a restoration begun in 1995 and completed fifteen years later. Access to the property is allowed by a dirt road lined with olive trees and a portion of the forest. In a large space adjacent to the entrance gate, in the perennial shade of the chestnut trees, it is possible to park cars. After crossing the gate, proceed along a path recreated with millenary stones from the city of Rome, from which it is possible to taste the first testimonies of the Etruscan civilization, poetic views and a large portion of the farm land: about 1.64 hectares dotted with centuries-old cypresses and chestnut trees. After a few meters, you reach the entrance door. The farm offers a smartly furnished solution on 360 square meters divided into two communicating portions: 240 square meters for the main building and 120 square meters for its adjacent annex. The ground floor of the main building is made up of the study, the living room with fireplace, directly connected by a large arch to the eat-in kitchen, and the laundry room, equipped with both a washing machine and a dryer and an open door to the outside. Upstairs, accessible by a suggestive travertine staircase, there is a bathroom with shower and bathtub, walk-in closet and three spacious bedrooms, two of which have a mezzanine. The annex, obtained from a nineteenth century chapel, is complete with a room with a open fireplace on the outside by a window rebuilt from the original portal and the kitchen on the wall. The upper floor, reachable from the wooden staircase of the master Faenzi Liolo, consists of a bedroom, directly connected to the main building, and a master bathroom. The units, already communicating, o er the possibility of increasing access from both sides. On the side facade facing west, where the sun goes out behind the hills, there is a courtyard with a permanent roof embellished by the bucolic view of the countryside, a willow and a centuries-old oak. The main façade of the farm has a stone wall adorned with plants and flowers, capable of dividing the driveway from the adjacent portion of land, reachable by a stone staircase. Here, next to the proprietary olive trees, there is a tool warehouse dug into the local tuff, from which it is possible to obtain an additional covered parking space. The rear of the house, facing the chestnut trees, o ers enough space for the cultivation of a vegetable garden. It is possible to support the current LPG heating with the fireplaces present in the two units. Internet line, telephone and satellite TV are available for both entertainment and business activities. The master plan
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