Spacious Tuscan Home with Panoramic Views
Located in a tranquil Tuscan hamlet surrounded by open countryside, this large 1970s home offers an excellent opportunity for international buyers seeking a full-time residence, holiday home, or a combined home and boutique B&B in Italy.
The property was originally configured for two family members living independently on separate floors and can easily be used as two self-contained apartments or reconfigured into one generous family home. This flexibility is particularly attractive for buyers considering guest accommodation or rental income alongside private use.
The house is fully connected to all main utilities and benefits from gas central heating, an important feature for year-round living. While the property has been vacant for several years, it requires modernization rather than structural renovation. Works include new kitchens and bathrooms, deep cleaning, and interior updates, allowing buyers to customize finishes to suit their own taste and style.
The location combines countryside living with convenience. The hamlet is just a 4–5-minute drive from Poppi, a highly regarded historic town with supermarkets, restaurants, cafés, medical services, and reliable train and bus connections. Poppi’s medieval center and original castle make it one of the most attractive villages in this part of Tuscany.
Price: €120,000 (non-negotiable).
Layout Overview
– Lower Level (Semi-Ground Floor): Garage of approximately 45–50 sqm, suitable for vehicles, storage, or workshop use.
Small adjacent neighbor’s apartment.
– Main Living Level (Ground Floor): Access via external stairs to a large terrace above the garage with panoramic views.
Entrance hallway with access to:
Rear balcony,
Internal staircase to the upper floor.
Right side:
Large bedroom,
Bathroom,
Kitchen with balcony and countryside views.
Left side:
Living room,
Second spacious bedroom,
Storage room.
– Upper Level (First Floor): Reached via an internal stone staircase.
Central hallway features a traditional cave element.
Right side:
Two bedrooms,
Bathroom,
Additional centrally located bedroom.
Left side:
Large bedroom,
Bathroom,
Kitchen with access to a second balcony.
-Key Points:
Authentic Tuscan setting without isolation,
Flexible multi-unit layout suitable for family, guests, or income generation,
Manageable renovation scope, primarily interior upgrades,
Strong value entry point into the Tuscan property market,
Suitable for year-round living.
This property is well suited to international buyers looking for a lifestyle move, a second home with rental potential, or a long-term investment in Tuscany at an accessible price point.
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Please note, this may not be the properties exact location due to security reasons.
Poppi 4 km (2.5 mi) all amenities and train-bus station.
Bibbiena 9 km (6 mi)
Stia 13 km (8 mi)
Arezzo 42 km (26 mi),
Florence 61 km (38 mi),
Cortona 69 km (43 mi),
Greve In Chianti 76 km (47 mi)
Montepulciano 90 km (56 mi).
Viareggio 162 km (100 mi),
Forte Dei Marmi 172 km (107 mi),
Rome 263 km (163 mi),
Venice 324 km (201 mi),
Milan 364 km (226 mi).
International airports:
Firenze Peretola (Flr) 76 km (47 mi),
Pisa 143 km (90 mi),
Bologna 153 km (95 mi)
Pisa (Psa) 145 km (90 mi),
Bologna (Blq) 170 km (105 mi),
Roma Ciampino (Cia) 272 km (169 mi),
Roma Fiumicino (Fco) 285 km (177 mi).
Poppi is a beautifully preserved medieval village in Tuscany’s Casentino area, between Florence and Arezzo, just a 10-minute drive away. It is officially listed among I Borghi più belli d’Italia and lies within the Casentinesi Forests National Park.
Ruled by the noble Guidi family from the early 11th century until 1289, Poppi retains its historic walls and fortress. Later, it became part of the Florentine Republic while the Guidi family continued to control the surrounding lands.
Poppi is also home to the Casentino Golf Club, a 13-hole course set at 500 meters above sea level with panoramic views of the Casentino Valley. The area features castles, Romanesque churches, historic monasteries such as Camaldoli and La Verna, and unspoilt forests and nature reserves.