Small Village Montaione Florence

A small hamlet in Montaione, on the Tuscan hills on the border between Florence and Pisa, in a strategic position allowing easy access to Florence, Pisa, Siena, Volterra, San Gimignano and the Tyrrhenian coast.
Surrounded by approximately 102 hectares of land, including vineyards, olive groves and a hunting reserve, the property, which is accessed by a long avenue lined with cypress trees, covers an area of 1320 square metres and is composed of three renovated buildings currently used as accommodation for a total of 700 square metres, housing ten flats, in good condition, with a total of 19 rooms and 10 bathrooms, characterised by beamed ceilings, vaulted ceilings, and terracotta floors, terracotta tiles and parquet.
Each flat has an independent entrance and consists of a living room with fireplace, kitchen, bathroom and at least one double bedroom as well as a private outdoor area equipped with table, sunshade and armchairs.
The owners’ home of approx. 240.00 accommodates a large living area with open kitchen and dining room on the ground floor and three bedrooms and three bathrooms on the first floor.
The property is completed by various storerooms and agricultural deposits for a total of 380 sqm used for agricultural activities.
In a panoramic position there is a large swimming pool (15x7.5 metres) with paved solarium.
There is also a barbecue for outdoor dining and a playground for children.
On the hills of the estate there are two farmhouses in ruins to be restored for a total of 910 sqm, one of which is 360 sqm located in the highest part and the other of 550 sqm located downstream at the edge of the woods .
The land is structured as follows: a 4.5-hectare vineyard producing Chianti IGT, a 1.1-hectare olive grove with 480 trees producing excellent extra-virgin olive oil as well as a 95-hectare hunting reserve with truffle ground where it is possible to collect the prized white truffle of San Miniato.
The company with its truffle areas is part of the Barbialla/Collegalli Truffle Consortium.