In the municipality of Monte San Savino (province of Arezzo), a few kilometers from the necessary infrastructure, villa for sale with a turret and a 4x12 m pool overlooking the landscape landscape of the Valdichiana valley.
The plot of land is about 3 hectares, mostly vineyard and a small part — olive grove. On the territory there is an irregularly shaped swimming pool measuring 4x12 m.
The house with a turret dating from the 13th century was completely renovated in 2018 in keeping with the tradition of Tuscan country houses, with luxurious finishes and grilles on the ground floor.
Garden
Car parks
Swimming pool
The property is located in a secluded area, but very close to the village of Alberoro (10 minutes walk), where all the main amenities such as supermarkets, restaurants and bars are located, just 10 km from Monte San Savino (10 minutes drive) and 20 km from beautiful old Arezzo (20 minutes). Florence can be reached in about 1 hour 15 minutes (80 km). The nearest airport is in Florence (90 km) and Pisa Airport is 1 hour 50 minutes drive (110 km).
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