Repräsentative Wohnung Mit Blick Auf Die Kathedrale In Massa Marittima (Grosseto), Toskana, Italien

Prestigious apartment with 5 views of the main-square and the Cathedral in Massa Marittima (Grosseto) Tuscany Italy

Living area 184 sqm

The best of Tuscany

Massa Marittima and its square are among the greatest architectural masterpieces of Tuscany.
It can be considered a miniature Siena if it were not for the fact that Siena Cathedral does not compare with the Cathedral of San Cerbone. Siena, therefore, must necessarily put Piazza del Campo on the line to win.

A prestigious residence opposite the Cathedral of San Cerbone

The five windows with full views of the square and the Cathedral that is less than a stone’s throw away and the brick barrel vaults, with a height at the top of more than five meters from the floor, are the elements that most classify the apartment as a real prestigious property.

Summary description of the environments

The apartment is on the second and top floor of a historic building and is arranged on a single level with the exception of the attic connected to the kitchen,and the rooms are distributed as follows: entrance, bathroom, large hall with two windows facing the cathedral, large kitchen with two views of the square and with access to the practicable attic, in the sleeping area two large bedrooms, a giant overlooking the square and a study with a window overlooking the courtyard.

Utilities

The property is connected to the town’s water, gas and electricity network.

Distances

Massa Marittima offers all essential services, including a hospital and schools of all levels. The closest airports are Pisa, 128 km away, and Grosseto, 60 km away. The closest sea is that of the City of Follonica, which is 18km away, but you can find exclusive beaches such as Cala Violina and Cala Martina, which are 20 to 25km away.

BEE: CLASS G (OVER 3.5 EP) - EPgl: 190.74 kWh/m2a
CADASTRAL DATA: CATEGORY: A/2 - CADASTRAL INCOME: € 831.50

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