This property has a wealth of character with many original features and yet offers comfortable and bright accommodation at the edge of a hilltop village. In the heart of Tuscany with lovely views.

The property is accessed into an entrance hall, galley kitchen, living - dining room with fireplace and opening onto the terrace, hall to two double bedrooms and modern bathroom.

The property is being sold fully furnished.

The house has been successfully rented over the summer months as well as used by the owners and family.

There is an excellent restaurant in the village and a further restaurant and mini-market just 10 minutes drive away.

Pisa (airport) 80 km, Volterra 35km, Siena 90 km, Castelfalfi (golf course) 65 km, Lucca 100 km, Florence 115 km, San Gimignano 65 km, beaches 25 km.

Set in a hilltop village in the middle of the triangle between Florence, Siena and Pisa in the area of Val di Cecina which boasts beautiful Tuscan countryside and rich historical heritage.

The heart of Tuscany, a coulourful landscape between Florence, Siena and Pisa with rolling hills dotted with medieval villages, castles and lanes flanked with tall dark green cypress trees that epitomizes the Tuscan scenery.

The area is scattered with historical towns and medieval villages, castles and country churches and a landscape with golden meadows of wheat dancing in the breeze, vineyards, olive groves and fields of sunflowers. Meandering through the countryside of central Tuscany you feel the vestiges of the mysterious Etruscan civilization.

To the north is Valdera, here Andrea Boccelli was born and bred and it is in the heart of Valdera in Lajatico that the famous Teatro del Silenzio (the Theatre of Silence) where natural landscape creates a breathtaking setting and in the summer months some of the biggest names in opera come for a special performance.

To the south is Val di Cecina that boasts beautiful Tuscan countryside and rich historical heritage.

The area around Volterra abounds with hilltop villages, vineyards and olive groves and the villages have a rich festival heritage with many over the summer months including concerts, medieval pageants and food and wine tasting.
Volterra is where Stephanie Meyer's popular novel, New Moon, now a film is set. To get lost in the cobbled streets and piazzas is to breathe in the authentic air of Tuscany lost in a time warp.

The food of course is delicious with game specialities inland and seafood specialities on the coast. There are restaurants in Volterra and the surrounding countryside that are very good value. Local wine is available in the supermarkets or sold over the counter at the bars and restaurants. A visit to the famous Tuscan ‘cantinas’ or wine makers offers a pleasant day out and you will come home with some of the best of the local wine. We highly recommend the Cantine Antinori in the town of Bolgheri.