Roman Hill Farmhouse

“Tuscany is the Italy many people dream about.” Lonely Planet

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Elevated farmhouse setting with sweeping views across the Tuscan hills and surrounding countryside

Private pool with Philips Hue lighting and Bose SoundTouch audio for atmospheric outdoor living

Historic character complemented by refined technology, landscaped grounds, an orchard and an olive grove

Set amid the rolling Tuscan hills, this restored rural farmhouse combines historic character with a sophisticated sense of comfort. Built on ancient Roman ruins and positioned high above the surrounding countryside, the 260 square metre home enjoys rural views that give each day a calm, distinctly Tuscan rhythm. Four bedrooms and four bathrooms create space for up to eight people, while Samsung WindFree air conditioning throughout supports comfort in warmer months.

The living room pairs traditional farmhouse atmosphere with contemporary technology, including an 82 inch Samsung Ultra HD 4K television with SKY and international channels. Outdoors, a generous veranda creates an inviting setting for unhurried breakfasts and evening meals, with barbecue facilities and thoughtful lighting extending the experience after sunset. The private swimming pool becomes a focal point of the estate, enhanced by Philips Hue lighting and a Bose SoundTouch Bluetooth audio system for relaxed afternoons and atmospheric evenings.

Across approximately 1000 square metres, the grounds are filled with abundant planting, including hundreds of flower pots, an orchard and an olive grove. The setting feels secluded and peaceful, with countryside views reinforcing the sense of privacy throughout the property. A large parking area adds practical convenience, while the combination of historic foundations, landscaped outdoor spaces and carefully integrated technology gives the home a distinctive balance of heritage and modern refinement. It is a polished Tuscan retreat designed for shared meals, quiet moments and memorable time together. From sunrise to evening swims, the landscape remains an integral part of the experience.