Description
VOLTERRA - EXCLUSIVE - Gorgeous Tuscan-style stone farmhouse with views of Volterra, swimming pool and large private garden.
Description
Immersed in the Tuscan hills, the villa is located in a panoramic position overlooking Volterra. The property is on three levels for about 300 sqm. The property consists of 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, equipped with 2 kitchens. On the ground floor: kitchen, living area with fireplace, 2 bedrooms, bathroom and second living area with pellet stove. On the second floor: 2 large double bedrooms with private bathroom, one of them with reading area. On the lower level with access to the pool, there is an openspace with equipped kitchen and fireplace, bathroom with shower, technical room and 5,000-liter tank. It is possible to make a second independent apartment.
Outdoor Spaces
The garden of about 6,000 sq m, with 40 olive trees, cypresses and two wooden cottages, guarantees absolute tranquility. The 8x4 m pool, 1.40-1.60 m deep, is screened by vegetation for total privacy. Outside is a large covered patio with barbecue. Access is convenient thanks to the automatic gate. present canopy for 3 cars, additional parking and twilight lighting. A 3,000-liter water supply is built into an artificial well.
Condition and finishes
Elegant villa from 2009, built with materials that respect the local architecture: exposed stone, terracotta, wooden fixtures and rustic details. Equipped with 3 pellet stoves: a main one in the kitchen that also heats the living room, one in the living area and one in the master bedroom. In addition, heat pumps present in all rooms, except bathrooms, with 5 outdoor units connected to 7 splitters for tailored climate comfort.
Potential uses
Only 7 km from Volterra, the villa is ideal as a main residence or vacation home, in a quiet and reserved area, but close to services.
Location
Breathtaking views of Volterra and the Tuscan countryside, among fields and cypress trees. Local stores are just minutes away. Access via a well-maintained dirt road of about 2 km.
