In the heart of Tuscany, nestled in the rolling hills of the Valdera, just 5 km from Peccioli, this charming two-storey townhouse features a private garden on two sides and is equipped with all modern amenities. It is part of a small residential complex comprising just 8 properties, complete with a communal swimming pool and gardens.

Renovated in 2008 by a prestigious architectural firm it is sold fully furnished and ready to move in.

The entrance is via the private terraced garden located in front of the living room: on the ground floor the house comprises a bright living room with a wood-burning stove and air conditioning, a storage cupboard under the stairs, a kitchen that opens onto the back garden – the perfect spot for al fresco dining and a new modern bathroom with shower.

On the first floor, there are two bedrooms and a bathroom with a shower. The master bedroom has a Juliet balcony offerng a stunning view of the hills and the swimming pool. Both bedrooms are air-conditioned.

High-quality finishes, rustic Tuscan style with central heating, air conditioning and a wood-burning stove. Ideal for year-round living, an incredible pied-à-terre for experiencing Tuscany and enjoying its scenic and culinary delights.

Libbiano is more than just a village; it is a vibrant "borgo" where history meets community. Once a bustling 19th-century agricultural hub centered around its church and communal oven, it remains a place where neighbors feel like family. The village is also home to a renowned astronomical observatory, housing one of Italy’s largest telescopes. Positioned along a breathtaking cypress-lined avenue, this home serves as the perfect base for exploring Tuscany.

Just 5 km away lies Peccioli, Tuscan jewel of art and heritage; recently crowned one of Italy’s most beautiful villages and awarded the prestigious Bandiera Arancione (Orange Flag), Peccioli is a stunning hilltop town in the heart of the Valdera region. Unlike many "museum towns," Peccioli is a living, breathing village with excellent restaurants, local boutiques, and a rich calendar of cultural events, including proximity to Bocelli’s Teatro del Silenzio.
It is a rare place where medieval history meets contemporary art. While the town maintains its ancient charm with winding stone alleys and the majestic 11th-century Pieve di San Verano, it has become famous for its open-air art installations and giant sculptures that overlook the rolling Tuscan hills.

Distances: Peccioli: 5 km, Lajatico: 20 km, Volterra: 30 km, Pisa (Airport): 45 km, Castiglioncello (Beaches): 50 km, Lucca: 60 km, Florence: 70 km

Please note that measurements and distances are approximate and that the position on the map does not correspond to the exact position of the property.

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