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A beautifully situated corner family house of approximately 200 sqm, ready to move into with panoramic views over Stia and the surrounding Tuscan hills.
The property was originally built in 1750 and renovated in 2000 to the standards of the time.
The current owners use the property as a holiday home and for the summer months.
Less than 1.5 km from all amenities, restaurants, shops and cafes.
Next to the house is a parking ground that is shared with the neighbours, and has two pieces of land approximately 500 sqm in size on the right side, and on the other side of the path in front of the house.
At the front directly next to the entrance is a spacious terrace with phenomenal views.
The heating and hot water facilities are through a gas heating system.
The house is connected to the public water system and has a septic tank for the sewage system.
The price of € 130,000 not negotiable
The property is spread over three floors:
On the ground floor is a spacious living room and consists of three areas, one in the beginning at the entrance, one in the middle with the fireplace, and a large one at the back.
There is a spacious kitchen and a dining room,
And there is a former wine cellar directly accessible from the living room area with the fireplace.
And there is a laundry room with storage.
On the first floor is a spacious hallway with fitted wardrobes, and there are four bedrooms and two bathrooms.
On the second floor is an attic room, currently accessible through a hatch.
Next to the property there is communal parking for several cars
Please note, this may not be the properties exact location due to security reasons.
Stia 1.5 km with all the necessary facilities
Poppi 15 km with one of the largest golf clubs in Tuscany.
Bibbiena 20 km
Florence 1 hour
Arezzo 1 hour
Florence airport 1.15 hours drive
The house was renovated in 2000 and according to the owner everything is working and one can immediately move into the property.
THE CASENTINO AREA:
A land of forests and monuments to the Christian faith, of profound silence and soul-stirring transformations, the Casentino inspires a spirit of meditation and reflection. Colours are everywhere, adding to the spiritual atmosphere of the forest. The Casentino is the highest part of the Arno Valley, enclosed on one side by the mountains of La Verna, Camaldoli and the Catenaia Alps, and on the other by the Pratomagno. With the Arno River weaving through it, Casentino brims with chestnut forests, beech, oaks and fir trees, all of which make up the natural wonders of the Foreste Casentinesi National Park. Two extremely important spiritual destinations are also here: Camaldoli, with its hermitage and monastery, and the Sanctuary of La Verna, where Saint Francis received the stigmata.
The history of this valley is connected to the Guidi counts of Poppi, who built castles not only in their native town but also in Romena, Porciano, Montemignaio and Castel San Niccolò. If we start our brief overview in Poppi, at its majestic castle, we will discover the Oratory of the Madonna del Morbo and the Abbey of San Fedele. In Pratovecchio, the birthplace of Paolo Uccello, the Propositura is worth visiting, as is the nearby Parish Church of San Pietro a Romena and the castle. In Stia, quintessential sights are the porticoes lining the central walkway and the elegant Parish Church of Santa Maria Assunta, which houses extraordinarily beautiful works.
Lying against the hill overlooking the town is the imposing tower of the Porciano Castle. Also noteworthy are the parish churches of Sant’Ippolito and San Cassiano, the Church of San Lorenzo, decorated with terracotta works attributed to the Della Robbia family, the Oratory of the Sacre Stimmate and the town of Ortignano Raggiolo, where you can admire a lovely Romanesque parish church and the Chestnut Museum. Lastly, Castel San Niccolò and Montemignaio are two special examples of shielded villages built around castles, still perfectly preserved and open for visits.
The Casentino is a land of centuries-old traditions that still survive today thanks to artisan expertise: among the most famous is the “Casentino cloth,” a woollen cloth of unmistakable colours, such as classic orange and bottle green. Also worth noting are the traditions of wrought iron and carved stonework. Dig into the simple but tasty local dishes, rural recipes that reflect the tradition of transhumance, like scottiglia, a mixed meat stew, and acquacotta, a broth-based hot soup, as well as peasant dishes, like potato tortelli, and cheeses, prosciutto, honey and, of course, chestnuts.
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