Tuscan Farmhouse With 30 Hectares, Agricultural Outbuildings, And Panoramic Views In Val D’orcia

In the heart of the Val d’Orcia, a UNESCO World Heritage site, this exceptional farmhouse enjoys a privileged position with breathtaking views of the Val d’Orcia and the historic Castello della Velona. The property features 200 sqm of residential space, 600 sqm of agricultural outbuildings, and nearly 30 hectares of versatile land, offering both comfort and significant agricultural potential.

The main residence is located on the upper floor and comprises a kitchen and three versatile rooms, two bedrooms, a bathroom, a large terrace with a traditional stone table ideal for alfresco dining, and a small panoramic balcony with exceptional views. The ground floor houses storerooms, cellars, and service areas, including a large central room transformed into a welcoming kitchen and living area for convivial gatherings, as well as one bedroom and a toilet. The two levels are connected by both an external staircase leading to the terrace and an internal spiral staircase, ensuring flexible access.

The extensive agricultural outbuildings, totaling 600 sqm, include sheds and warehouses formerly used as stables, pigsties, a chicken coop, storage rooms, and a hay barn, with a particularly large shed now serving as a garage for tractors and equipment. A covered parking area is also available. Technical features include a 35 m³ rainwater cistern and a 6 kW photovoltaic system.

The surrounding land, nearly 30 hectares, comprises 141,130 sqm of arable land, 13,701 sqm of pasture, 138,768 sqm of woodland, and 8,903 sqm of olive groves. Its configuration is particularly suited to olive cultivation and vineyards, offering excellent potential for wine and olive oil production.

This farmhouse represents a rare opportunity to combine countryside living with agricultural and wine-growing entrepreneurship in one of Tuscany’s most enchanting landscapes. Panoramic views, historical charm, and fertile land create an ideal setting for both a private residence and a high-value agricultural or enotourism project.