A hillside farmhouse, a former Podere, which is unconverted and set in an idyllic setting and surrounded by vineyards, olive groves and woodland.

The Property (440 sqm)

An attractive unconverted farmhouse close to the small hilltop village of Starda in central Tuscany. The property is available either with 2 hectares of garden and woodlands or with up to 31 hectares, which includes a valuable vineyard and olive plantation, producing a good quality DOCG Chianti Classico and DOC olive oil.

Asking price

1. Farmhouse and 2 hectares €850,000

2. The Estate: up to €2.5 million (price depending on the amount of land required - up to 31 hectares).

Additional figures and valuation of the vineyard, including a possible management contract, available on request.

The Farmhouse

The farmhouse is located on the south and west facing slopes below the village of Starda at about 350 meters above sea level on the site of an ancient hermitage.

The 17th century farmhouse was abandoned in the 1950s yet retains its old features and now requires sympathetic restoration to create a lovely home set in a very quiet, secluded and rural environment.

The farmhouse is built in traditional Tuscany style with the former farm rooms (including the old stone flagged oxen stalls) on the ground floor and the old living accommodation on the first floor. This totals some fourteen rooms including a large double height cantina.

On the ground floor terrace is a small, unique and captivating little 3 level building once used for housing pigs, chickens, and a wood oven. A Modern two-car garage and remains of a small hayloft are included with the farmhouse.

Viewing
All viewing is by appointment through La Vecchia Toscana Properties.

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