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In the middle of the Niccone Valley and close to one of the most charming towns in Tuscany, this stone-built home near Cortona, will leave you breathless.
The restoration has been carried on recently and with extreme respect of tradition, up to the extent that the external walls seem to have stones leant one on each other, as it used to be in the past.
All the details inside are carefully designed and refined. Everything looks original and old, in its being new or restored. Of course, all modern comforts have been added, without spoiling the original look.
The property comprises 2 houses:
Main House: 380 sq.m. on 2 levels, with living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms with en-suite bathroom and 1 more bathroom. A 4th bedroom may be obtained from a room on the ground floor.
Annex: 220 sq.m. with large living room and kitchen with dining area, 2 bedrooms with en suite bathrooms. This floor is also accessible from an external staircase with a lovely outdoor loggia.
The property enjoys a beautifully landscaped garden with pool standing on a 2 hectares land.
ABOUT THE AREA
Cortona, is one of Tuscany's capitals of arts, history and culture. Tourists crowd Cortona all year around; the streets are full of fashionable art and antique shops; people wearing their designer clothes are having an aperitif in a classy bar, while waiting for the latest exclusive event. After all Cortona enjoys its famous Teatro Signorelli and several museums, as well as churches and other monuments.
The town is entirely surrounded by Etruscan walls and fortifications, constituting an important archaeological element as well as one of its most beautiful features. Most of the buildings and streets in town date back to Medieval times and still hold the same charme, thanks to the careful renovation carried out. The only horizontally-running street in Cortona is Via Nazionale, leading straight to Piazza della Repubblica where you’ll be able to admire the imposing Palazzo Comunale, a Medieval building, built in the XII century, on the ruins of a Roman forum. The access to the building is through a magnificent staircase and during sunny days it’s nice just sitting on the steps, looking at passers by to observe how people enjoy this lovely town! Inside the Town Hall there is the Council Hall, with a stone fireplace from Cristofanello dating back to the XVI century.

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