Beautiful Tuscan farmhouse with natural stone façade in the hills near Florence (formerly a nunnery), which has been converted into an ecologically sustainable property. The interior area of the main building is 434 m² and is spread over three floors. The property is 1,780 m² and has a biopool 10 x 5 x 1.2/1.8 m, turnkey, free, partially furnished.
This property is in excellent structural condition and is located 30 km from Florence in the Chianti region.
The building dates back to the 14th century and is rich in history. Originally a modest farmhouse, it was later used as a hunting lodge by a noble Florentine family. It then became a convent for the Sisters of Nevers. Today it is a private residence.
A thorough renovation from 2011 to 2013 transformed this farmhouse/monastery into a real gem. The result is the combination of atmospheric, centuries-old architecture with modern technology. The property has thus become an estate that is fully committed to ecological sustainability.
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The structural parts have undergone a conservative renovation:
The property is situated on a hill 470 m above sea level, which ensures a pleasant microclimate. The large terrace adjoining the farmhouse offers an incomparable view of the Valdarno valley and the small villages scattered in the typical Tuscan countryside. The southern exposure and the northern protection of the Pratomagno mountains ensure a dry and mild climate in winter and a cool climate in summer, usually with a gentle breeze.
It meets the expectations of those looking for a property
It is also a suitable structure for those who want to organize a small reception activity at certain times of the year for a small number of guests or the organization of a so-called “didactic farm”.
A modest farmhouse, where wheat was threshed and bread was baked in a large oven for families from all over the region, became the hunting lodge of a noble Florentine family over the course of time. Later, the house became a convent, a place of prayer for the Sisters of Nevers. Traces of the convent chapel can still be seen today in one of the rooms. In addition to lush nature with sunsets and fairytale landscapes and inspiring tranquillity, you can also breathe in the centuries-old history of the place.
The villa is located in a privileged geographical position. It is located on the famous Setteponti road, which was built in the Medici era to connect Florence with the southern areas of Tuscany towards Rome. The location is strategic for visiting Florence, which is only 25 km away, the Chianti area and the entire region. Services and transportation are very efficient. The area is easily accessible by car, just a few kilometers from the A1 freeway, where there are all the main services, stores, bus stops and the train station.
Town center with 15,000 inhabitants, good infrastructure, restaurants and stores 800 m
Historical center of Florence: 25 km
Florence train station: 20 km
Greve in Chianti: 25 km
Arezzo: 60 km
San Gimignano: 65 km
Siena: 80 km
Pisa: 100 km
Lucca: 100 km
Viareggio and Forte dei Marmi: 100 km
Pienza and Val d’Orcia Unesco sites: around 100 km.
Rome: 250 km
Milan: 330 km
Florence airport: 30 km
Pisa Airport: 100 km
Bologna Airport: 135 km
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