Immaculate 7 bedroom House for sale with countryside and panoramic views in Suvereto, Tuscany
The former farmhouse stands on the crest of a hill not far from the Mediterranean coast in the 'Val di Cornia' and is situated between the historic towns of Suvereto and Monteverdi Marittima. From here, you have a wonderful view of the Tuscan countryside, the Tyrrhenian Sea, and the island of Elba.
It is surrounded by a large, park-like garden with olive trees, cypresses, and pine trees, as ...
The former farmhouse stands on the crest of a hill not far from the Mediterranean coast in the 'Val di Cornia' and is situated between the historic towns of Suvereto and Monteverdi Marittima. From here, you have a wonderful view of the Tuscan countryside, the Tyrrhenian Sea, and the island of Elba.
It is surrounded by a large, park-like garden with olive trees, cypresses, and pine trees, as well as approximately 7 hectares of private forest. The completely fenced garden features a 15m x 3.5m heated/cooled swimming pool with a panoramic terrace. The house is accessed via an unpaved road that connects a total of six houses. This location ensures maximum privacy while still being integrated into the neighbourhood infrastructure.
The 'Podere' is a typical Tuscan estate from the early 18th century, which was completely renovated in 2019 and converted into a beautiful, modern villa. The north-south elongated natural stone building has two floors. Each floor has two bedrooms and a bathroom. A spacious living room with a large open fireplace, a modern kitchen, and a five-meter-high dining room serve as common areas. The building has been completely renovated technically and structurally, while the exterior facade with its historic natural stone wall has been preserved.
The interior has been converted into a spacious and comfortable apartment. It is furnished with Italian design and antique Tuscan furniture. Modern concrete floors, an unusual concrete bathroom, and a designer kitchen made of concrete and old wood set the interior design of the house apart from the mass of Tuscan terracotta interiors on offer.
On the west side of the house is a loggia with a large terrace. On the north and south sides, there are two further terraces with outdoor dining areas.
The house has a large dining room for 12 people with an open fireplace and a spacious kitchen with a dining table for 8 people. The modern kitchen is equipped with a 5-burner gas hob, a 90 cm electric oven, and all necessary appliances.
The house is connected to the local power supply and is heated by modern gas heating. There are also two open fireplaces (with integrated modern stoves) and a tiled stove.
The pool is heated or cooled by a new heat pump and the water supply is self-sufficient and is fed from its own source. A modern water treatment system ensures good drinking water quality.
On the ground floor is an entrance area with large dining room, open fireplace, stainless steel and concrete kitchen, anteroom with refrigerator and storage cupboards, 2 spacious bedrooms with double beds and a bathroom.
A large living room with library, TV and stereo system as well as two additional sofa beds, 2 bedrooms with double beds and shared bathroom, and large terrace are on the first floor.
There are also other buildings on the property:
Annex 1 - Laundry room with washing machine and modern gas heating,
as well as a well-equipped workshop with separate entrance.
Annex 2 - Approximately 30m2 building/room in the courtyard with
spectacular views. Currently furnished as a music studio.
Annexes 3+4 - Approximately 40m2 wooden garage with tractor and all
necessary attachments, and a wooden garden shed, fully
equipped with all garden tools.
Annex 5 - Natural stone pump house with its own well and modern water
treatment system, and storage room.
Annex 6 - Former water tower, two storeys, currently not in use.
Annex 7 - Swimming pool (15m x 3.50m) with approximately 7m2
technical room made of natural stone, including a second
washing machine, dryer, and storage space.
On the edge of the Maremma and close to the sea, the Podere is located not far from the medieval village of Suvereto, an hour's drive from Pisa, an hour and a half from Florence and Siena, and two and a half hours from Rome. Situated in a dream location on a hill, you will find absolute peace and quiet here.
The house is also an ideal starting point for excursions to the numerous art monuments of Tuscany and the cities of Pisa, Florence, Lucca, and Siena. In half an hour, you can reach one of the most beautiful beaches in Italy, the Golfo di Barati. The kilometer-long sandy beach of Bibbona del Mare in the north and the beaches of the Maremma in the south can also be reached in less than 45 minutes.
From Piombino, which can be reached in about 30 minutes, there is an hourly ferry to Elba, which takes about 45 minutes to cross. The farm is located on the edge of a huge nature reserve with miles of hiking trails through unspoilt nature. Along the Strada del Vino di Tuscana, there are also ideal cycling and mountain biking routes for all levels of difficulty.
The area around Suvereto and Massa Marittima is rich in excellent restaurants and wineries, and just 1 km away, an agriturismo offers the opportunity to go horseback riding.
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