Huis te koop, Sovicille RBV37648

Il Boschetto Farmhouse

In the authentic heart of the Montagnola Senese, nestled in an untouched and silent landscape, lies this entirely stone farmhouse, surrounded by a large plot of private land consisting of arable land and forest, ensuring privacy and a direct connection with the natural environment. The property, built with local stone typical of Montagnola, is divided into four distinct building structures, harmoniously arranged with respect to the external spaces and the landscape context. The central building, the largest, hosts a spacious and bright living area on the ground floor, while the sleeping area is located on the upper floor. The latter is accessible both via an internal staircase and through a historic external staircase, an architectural element that helps preserve the original character of the building. A stone well, located at the front, creates a natural separation between the main building and a characteristic shed. The property also includes two generously sized annexes. The first consists of a living area, a living room with a fireplace, two bedrooms, and three bathrooms, allowing for autonomous and functional use. The second annex is developed as an open space with a mezzanine, with direct access to the green area at the back, forming a flexible space for various housing or creative needs. The overall distribution of the spaces allows for both residential and hospitality use, thanks to the presence of independent units and the rational organization of the spaces. The context is of particular interest: in the immediate vicinity is the Villa of Cetinale, a historic seventeenth-century residence commissioned by Cardinal Flavio Chigi and designed by Carlo Fontana, now recognized as one of the most significant examples of Baroque architecture and gardens in Tuscany. The village of Sovicille can be reached in about 10 minutes. The area is characterized by tranquillity and authenticity, an expression of the truest Tuscan countryside, where the landscape and natural rhythms maintain a rare and timeless balance.