From the Sienese countryside to those of Cetona, passing through Mount Amiata: discover with us these three prestigious residences.
LA LIMONAIA
Elegance and refinement: these are the characteristic features of this charming villa located near the historic center of the village of Cetona (SI).
Arranged on three levels for a total area of about 300 square meters, “La Limonaia” offers bright rooms with refined details such as the characteristic fireplace, created by the well known architect Vico Magistretti that we find in the large living area on the ground floor.
To embellish this high-class residence, a well kept park of about 2,000 square meters with 25 olive trees in production, box hedges, roses and other varieties of flowers and panoramic views of the Tuscan hills. Possibility to build a swimming pool.
CASA PIAN DI BUGNANO
At the foot of Mount Amiata and about an hour from the Tyrrhenian coast: the fantastic location of this charming property consisting of a large farmhouse and an outbuilding, for a total area of about 900 square meters, both recently renovated in full respect of the Tuscan tradition.
The main farmhouse currently consists of 4 residential units that offer warm and welcoming environments.
All around, a luxurious park that hosts many varieties of tall ad aromatic plants, as well as a wonderful panoramic infinity pool: the ideal place to live your precious moments of relaxation, enjoying the sounds and the engaging atmosphere of the surrounding nature.
CASALE WOOD
An exclusive residence in a hilly position, and with an incredible view of the Sienese hills on the border with Val d’Orcia, “Casale Wood” will lead you to live in contact with nature as you have always dreamed of.
Magnificent result of the recent conservative restoration that was able to combine the charm of the old with a touch of modernity and excellent finishes, the farmhouse is made up of two levels, for a total area of about 350 square meters.
Externally the property is surrounded by a large garden with a fantastic panoramic swimming pool and over 17 hectares of land, mostly woods.
