VILLA TO BE RESTORED FOR SALE IN TUSCANY, PIEVE SANTO STEFANO

The villa (350 sqm – 3,766 sqft) is laid over four floors: the basement still houses the old cellars (three communicating rooms), while the upper levels house the actual living quarters where it would be possible to create up to 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.

The central part of the building, dating back to the year 1000, consists of a watchtower built to defend the then fortified castrum of Pieve Santo Stefano. The structure stood alongside the ancient Via della Verna that led to Florence by crossing the Casentino (passing through Poppi). A similar tower, known as the San Marino tower, instead guarded the road to Romagna. The rest of the building dates back to the 17th century and was most probably a small convent.

Accompanying the building is a two-story barn (165 sqm – 1,775 sqft) and a small agricultural storage (10 sqm – 107 sqft), very convenient as storage for tools.

Closest amenities (400m; 3'), Caprese Michelangelo (10km; 15’), Sansepolcro (15km; 15’), La Verna (19km; 25’), Anghiari (22km; 25’), Città di Castello (30km; 25’), Arezzo (50km; 50’), Cortona (64km; 1h 10’), Siena (117km; 1h 50’), Florence (123km; 1h 50’)

Perugia San Francesco (81km; 55’), Firenze A. Vespucci (143km; 1h 45’), Bologna G. Marconi (163km; 1h 45’), Ancona R. Sanzio (199km; 2h), Pisa G. Galilei (207km; 2h 35’), Roma Ciampino (262km; 2h 50’), Roma Fiumicino (277km; 2h 55’)