Two bedroom house with garden in beautiful medieval village. Potential to extend living accommodation.

Two bedroomed townhouse with garden and with wonderful potential to extend, set in the picturesque village of Montecastelli, in Val Di Cecina, on the border between the provinces of Pisa, Siena and Grosseto.

The entrance is from the quiet village lane, through a courtyard with pergola and a garden of approx 600 sqm, or it can be accessed from the street level below where there is space for parking.

The house (125 sqm) is currently all on one level and comprises kitchen and a room which could be connected to the kitchen to extend the area, a separate living room, a sitting room, two bedrooms and one bathroom. Below the house there are two cantina (store rooms) of 35 sqm and 43 sqm. The property is in good condition, in need of only some cosmetics work. It has excellent potential to connect the existing living accommodation to the storage area to form a much larger home. There is a beautiful outdoor space for al fresco dining, with amazing views of the hilltop villages and over the green valleys.

Easy access, parking and central heating.

This property offers a rare combination of easy living space, sweet garden, privacy and the possibility of an extension, in the middle of a lively, medieval village and within walking distance of a restaurant. This is a unique location is visited for the rare beauty and for the well-maintained houses, beautiful piazzas and charming cobbled streets.

Set in a lovely hilltop village surrounded by olive groves between Siena and Volterra, with easy access to Pisa airport. The surrounding countryside is beautiful.

When Dr. Philipp Bonhoeffer, a pediatric cardiac surgeon, among the most popular in Europe, as well as great music lover since childhood, arrived to Montecastelli, he felt an immediate strong bond with the community of Montecastelli, so much so that he decided to create a concert hall, a workshop of violins and to restore various historical architectural building located in the village. He converted the former Church into a concert hall which is called 'the 99 chairs room". This is because there are 99 different chairs, very different from the monotony of the chairs present in the majority of concert halls. They were gifted from those who loved and supported the project. Many came from the villagers of Montecastelli, others from the rest of the world: France, America, Austria, Germany, England.

You can walk to the panoramic restaurant/bar in the village, with tables both indoors and on the large, sunny terrace.

Distances. Pisa 100 km, Volterra 40 km, Siena 55 km, Coast 53 km.