Eighteenth Century Tuscan Farmhouse with Olive Grove
ID de la propiedad 70933
Servicios del inmueble
No se admiten mascotas | No adaptado para personas con discapacidad
Entretenimiento
Varios televisores
Televisión por satélite/por cable
Instalaciones
Oficina
Seguridad en el hogar
Comunidad cerrada
Características de la ubicación
Servicio de lavandería
Otros
Aire acondicionado
Cafetera
Aparcamiento cubierto
Chimenea
Lavadora y secadora
Internet inalámbrico
Al aire libre
Bicicletas
Zona de descanso al aire libre
Piscina al aire libre
Detalles de la propiedad
Tamaño
Residencia privada con 2 plantas
3 dormitorios, 3 baños, 3229 pies cuadrados, 300 metros cuadrados
Dormitorios
Cama de matrimonio, cama de matrimonio y 2 camas individuales
. Capacidad máxima: 6 personas
Aeropuerto más cercano
Pisa International Airport, PSA
50 minutes drive.
Vista de la propiedad
Tuscan countryside.
Actividades de interés
- Artes
- Compras
- Región vinícola
- Explore the Etruscan Coast villages: Discover Guardistallo, Casale Marittimo, Montescudaio, and other historic hill communities shaped by centuries of Tuscan history.
- Discover Bolgheri wine country: Explore the vineyards, wine traditions, historic village, and famous cypress avenue associated with one of Tuscany’s recognised wine areas.
- Walk or cycle at Tomboli di Cecina: Follow routes through approximately 15 kilometres of coastal pine forest, dunes, and Mediterranean vegetation beside the sea.
- Spend a cultural day in Volterra: Explore Etruscan remains, medieval architecture, archaeological collections, alabaster traditions, and the city’s Roman theatre.
- Cycle through the local countryside: The Guardistallo and wider Etruscan Coast area offers established cycling itineraries through hills, villages, olive groves, and coastal landscapes.
Lugares de interés
- Guardistallo: A historic hill town on the Etruscan Coast, surrounded by olive covered countryside and known for landmarks including the Marchionneschi Theatre.
- Casale Marittimo: A beautifully preserved medieval village with stone and terracotta architecture, historic fortifications, and archaeological traces of Etruscan settlement.
- Montescudaio: A historic Tuscan village recognised among Italy’s most beautiful villages, with medieval streets and panoramic views across the Cecina plain.
- Bolgheri: A celebrated village surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, approached along its renowned cypress lined avenue and closely associated with the wines of the Etruscan Coast.
- Volterra: An ancient hill town with significant Etruscan and medieval heritage, renowned for alabaster craftsmanship, historic walls, museums, and its Roman theatre.











































































