Eighteenth Century Tuscan Farmhouse with Olive Grove
ID immobile 70933
Servizi dell'immobile
Non sono ammessi animali domestici | Non accessibile ai disabili
Intrattenimento
Più televisori
TV via satellite/via cavo
Servizi
Ufficio
Sicurezza domestica
Complesso residenziale recintato
Caratteristiche della località
Servizio lavanderia
Altro
Aria condizionata
Macchina per il caffè
Parcheggio coperto
Camino
Lavatrice e asciugatrice
Internet wireless
All'aperto
Biciclette
Area relax all'aperto
Piscina all'aperto
Dettagli dell'immobile
Dimensioni
Residenza privata con 2 piani
3 camere da letto, 3 bagni, 3229 piedi quadrati, 300 metri quadrati
Camere da letto
Queen, Queen e 2 letti singoli
, massimo 6 ospiti
Aeroporto più vicino
Pisa International Airport, PSA
50 minutes drive.
Visualizzazione dell'immobile
Tuscan countryside.
Attività di interesse
- Arti
- Shopping
- Regione vinicola
- 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.
Luoghi di interesse
- 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.











































































