Die Terrasse Von Lucignano

Wrapped in the quiet of a historic Chianti village, this property — originally part of the village’s farm buildings — looks out over postcard-worthy views. Set across two levels, it blends the authentic character of the Tuscan countryside with an exceptional sense of privacy. Although part of the historic borgo, the house offers the feeling of an independent residence, thanks to its private entrance and approximately 280 square metres of living space. The true heart of the property is the terrace of roughly 30 square metres that welcomes you at the entrance: an open-air space opening onto a landscape of rare beauty, where the vineyards and olive groves of the Chianti hills stretch as far as the eye can see. It is the ideal place for al fresco dining and for letting the gaze wander over the Sienese countryside. From the entrance, the living room flows into the dining area and kitchen; a bathroom and a convenient storage room complete this floor. The lower level hosts the sleeping quarters in a more intimate, secluded dimension: three bedrooms served by three bathrooms, along with a small sitting room offering a private space for guests or relaxation. The interiors preserve the materials of Tuscan tradition — exposed wooden beams and terracotta floors — lending the home a warm, authentic character. In sound condition, the property requires only modernisation to fully express its potential and adapt to the taste of its new owners. Completing the property are access to the village’s shared pool — a welcome retreat on warm summer days — and two underground garages with easy access to the home.

Nestled just minutes away from the landmarks that shaped the history of Chianti, and only 15 minutes from the city of Siena, the property enjoys an exceptional location. Fully accessible via paved road, it offers effortless connectivity to local amenities and attractions, while preserving the peace and seclusion that make this home truly special.