Tuscan Farmhouse In Barberino Val D'elsa

Nestled in the heart of a charming Tuscan village, this historic farmhouse, dating back to the early 1900s, is a true gem to be rediscovered. Surrounded by a garden of about 1100 sqm and approximately 1.7 hectares of land adorned with centuries-old olive trees, the farmhouse is an oasis of peace and authenticity, perfectly integrated into the Tuscan hillside landscape. Access to the property is via an enchanting dirt road of about 700 meters, leading directly to a breathtaking view of San Gimignano, one of Tuscany's most iconic cities, visible from every corner of the house. The farmhouse, which requires a complete renovation, still retains the original charm of typical Tuscan dwellings. On the ground floor, the spaces open onto a large living room enjoying a splendid brightness thanks to the openings to the outside, a service bathroom and a loggia ideal for relaxing on summer evenings. 

On the first floor, the living area is arranged into a kitchen with a fireplace, perfect for warming up winter evenings, a spacious living room, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and two convenient hallways offering extra storage space. Moving up to the second floor, there is a multi-purpose attic, which can easily be converted into another bedroom or used as a study, providing great flexibility to the spaces. The basement hosts two rooms used as a cellar, with an old oven and direct access from the external courtyard, ideal for storing wines or converting into a tavern. Adjacent to the main property, a barn in need of complete renovation offers additional expansion potential and can be transformed into a guest house or recreational area. 

The entire property, while requiring restoration work, exudes the timeless charm of early 20th-century Tuscan homes and offers the opportunity to create a unique residence in the heart of one of Italy's most beautiful and beloved regions. Completing the picture is the possibility to purchase, separately, a property of 5 hectares of established vineyard, offering a unique opportunity to start a small winery. This option makes the property even more appealing to those wishing to delve into the production of typical Tuscan wines, fully exploiting the agricultural and wine-making potential of the area.