£1,547,270
(€111/sq. ft)
€1,790,000
14 bed detached house for saleCastiglion Fiorentino, 52043, Italy
14 beds
16 baths
16,146 sq. ft
Just added
Unfurnished
About this property
View : Panoramic, Hills, Countryside
Air-conditioning
Well
Airport (78 kilometre)
This property represents a perfectly preserved example of a historic Tuscan rural village, having undergone a careful restoration between the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Spanning approximately 1,500 square meters, the property includes a main residence, a 13th-century church with an adjoining rectory, and several outbuildings currently used for storage.
The main residence features ten bedrooms and twelve bathrooms, a semi-professional kitchen, spacious arched living and dining rooms and additional living rooms on the first and second floor. The rectory offers additional accommodation via a two-story, apartment composed of three bedrooms, a living room four bathrooms and a kitchen. The rectory offers further further potential for development into two additional independent suites on the ground floor.
The property is 7km from Castiglion Fiorentino in the Arezzo province. It is ideally situated for access to historic Tuscan and Umbrian towns, including Cortona, Montepulciano, Monte San Savino, Assisi, and Todi.
The hamlet is surrounded by five hectares of land, comprising olive groves, woodland, and flat arable land, complemented by a panoramic terrace and swimming pool.
Given its historical value and architectural configuration, the property is ideally suited for use as either a private residence or a luxury boutique hotel.
Castiglion Fiorentino is a charming medieval village perched on a hill in the Arezzo area of Valdichiana, Tuscany. Awarded the Orange Flag tourism quality mark, the town preserves an ancient history rooted in the Etruscan and Roman eras, which later developed during the Middle Ages around the Cassero complex and its imposing 14th-century tower.
Strolling through its alleys, you reach the splendid Piazza del Municipio, famous for the Vasari Loggias that offer a spectacular view over the Val di Chio. In addition to its architectural wealth, the village is known for its strong traditions, such as the famous PaliodeiRioni which brings the town to life every June, and for its excellent food and wine production, dominated by extra virgin olive oil and Chianina beef.
18 km from Arezzo
30.5 km from Castiglione del Lago (Lake Trasimeno)
68 km from Perugia Airport
94 km from Florence
Spanning approximately 1,500 square meters, the property includes a main residence, a 13th-century church with an adjoining rectory, and several outbuildings currently used for storage.
The main residence features ten bedrooms and twelve bathrooms, a semi-professional kitchen, spacious arched living and dining rooms and additional living rooms on the first and second floor. The rectory offers additional accommodation via a two-story, apartment composed of three bedrooms, a living room four bathrooms and a kitchen. The rectory offers further further potential for development into two additional independent suites on the ground floor.
The property is 7km from Castiglion Fiorentino in the Arezzo province. It is ideally situated for access to historic Tuscan and Umbrian towns, including Cortona, Montepulciano, Monte San Savino, Assisi, and Todi.
The hamlet is surrounded by five hectares of land, comprising olive groves, woodland, and flat arable land, complemented by a panoramic terrace and swimming pool.
Given its historical value and architectural configuration, the property is ideally suited for use as either a private residence or a luxury boutique hotel.
Castiglion Fiorentino is a charming medieval village perched on a hill in the Arezzo area of Valdichiana, Tuscany. Awarded the Orange Flag tourism quality mark, the town preserves an ancient history rooted in the Etruscan and Roman eras, which later developed during the Middle Ages around the Cassero complex and its imposing 14th-century tower.
Strolling through its alleys, you reach the splendid Piazza del Municipio, famous for the Vasari Loggias that offer a spectacular view over the Val di Chio. In addition to its architectural wealth, the village is known for its strong traditions, such as the famous PaliodeiRioni which brings the town to life every June, and for its excellent food and wine production, dominated by extra virgin olive oil and Chianina beef.
18 km from Arezzo
30.5 km from Castiglione del Lago (Lake Trasimeno)
68 km from Perugia Airport
94 km from Florence
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