Frühjahr-Sommer 2025

This stunning apartment spans the entire first floor of Palazzo Batignani, what had formerly been the building’s noble apartment. The construction of the building, or rather the complete renovation resulting in the amalgamation of the original medieval structures that gave rise to the palazzo, dates back to the 16th century. The house is part of a condominium (recently established) with five units in total.

The house faces southeast with views of the hills covered in Vino Nobile vineyards, the lakes of Montepulciano and Trasimeno and beyond to the peaks of the Apennines, while to the northwest it faces the main avenue of the historic center of Montepulciano, from which it has access to and attends the processions and celebrations of the Bravio delle Botti di Montepulciano, right within the contrada of Cagnano.

The dwelling (410 m² – 4,412 ft²) consists of a very large entrance hall with the function of a vestibule around which revolve a service bathroom, laundry, gym and technical rooms. The vestibule leads to the large reception hall, with symmetrical openings to the three double bedrooms, each fitted with a separate office or anti-room or wardrobe in addition to its respective en-suite bathroom.

The living room leads to the kitchen, enriched by a balcony overlooking the landscape below, and the dining room with a large wood-burning fireplace, as well as a large terrace/hanging garden overlooking vineyards and lakes.

In addition to all this is a garage (22 m² – 237 ft²), also part of a historic property once part of the home of the 15th-century poet Agnolo Ambrogini known as Poliziano, and the two cars stored in it, namely an electric Fiat 500 for daily commuting, and, for special use, a 1968 Fiat 500 with the original documents of the time attesting to its provenance, which belonged to a famous modern Finnish sculptor during her stay in Val d’Orcia. Both are equipped with LTZ permits.