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A Tuscan villa a few kilometres from Loro Ciuffenna with olive trees.
panoramic views and suitable to use as a private villa or to live in and start your own Bed and Breakfast.
Total private enclosed garden of more than 5000 sqm with native plants and trees.
The total land is around 7 acres (4.5 acres of olive trees and around 3 acres of forestland).
It is possible to buy an extra 4 hectares of land with 480 olive trees and a small vineyard.
Asking price of the villa € 350,000
Total built-up square meters 340.
On the ground floor:
An outside kitchen,
Two spacious rooms and a second kitchen,
A storage room of approximately 20 sqm,
A wine room, about 15 sqm.
An olive oil room, about 15 sqm.
wine cellar/room
Two spacious rooms with independent access, which can be converted into a spacious bedroom with bathroom,
On the first floor the house can be reached via a spacious roof terrace:
A living room with fireplace and balcony,
A third kitchen,
Two spacious bedrooms, one with access to the roof terrace and a standard bedroom,
A bathroom,
On the second floor of approximately 40 sqm: there are two different rooms.
Outbuildings:
1- a 70 sqm stone barn on the ground floor that is a garage / storage. On the first floor you can create a living space.
2- a shed of about 25 sqm for storage.
Please note, this may not be the properties exact location due to security reasons.
Montemarciano 1.5 km
Loro Ciuffenna 3 km
A1 Highway access 11 km
Arezzo 30 km
Florence 62 km
Florence Amerigo Vespucci Airport 68 km
The unique name of Loro Ciuffena comes from the Latin word laurus (bay tree) and the name of the stream which runs through the town, Ciuffenna, mentioned for the first time in 1037 as Lofinne and derived from the Roman name Clufennius, of evident Etruscan origin.
The landscape has kept its medieval architecture intact, with the most obvious pieces being the bridge and an old mill, the main attraction of the small town. This water mill, the oldest in Tuscany, still works and even today is sometimes used for the production of chestnut flour, a traditional product from the area. Built around 1100, it is unique as it was built on a cliff along the Ciuffena stream, right in the centre of the countryside.
Another attraction in this town is the Town Hall, which is home to the Venturino Venturi Museum, where works by the local artist are on display, including a collection of bronze, wood and ceramic sculptures.
A few kilometres from the historic centre there is the charming Parish Church of San Pietro in Gropina. Reading its capitals is like a great journey through a labyrinth of signs and symbols, which reveal themselves to visitors through a deep meditation. Don’t miss the little town of Borro, where the Duke Amedeo d’Aosta lived until a few years ago.
The area of Loro Ciuffena is surrounded by a naturalistically remarkable countryside, especially in regards to the mountain. Lovers of hiking and exploring can take a break in the tiny town of Anciolina, standing at 933 metres above sea level, where they can admire the fascinating ruins of the fortress. Continuing to ascend from there, you get to the Cross of Pratomagno, at an altitude of 1592 metres.
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