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€1,600,000
Charming Agritourism in Monteriggioni, Tuscany
12 Bedroom
800mq InteriorsThe exposed wooden beams and light tile flooring immediately introduce the character of this agriturismo, an 800 sqm property that combines significant dimensions with an authentic atmosphere. Inside, the modern metal fireplace creates an intriguing balance with more traditional elements such as wooden doors with decorative glass and a widespread presence of wood in the furnishings. The sleeping area maintains this coherence, with bright rooms, double-glazed windows, and a dark wooden arched window that adds personality effortlessly. The result is a home that preserves a precise and welcoming identity. The spaces unfold in a broad and articulated composition, with 10 rooms, 12 bedrooms, and 10 bathrooms, a layout that makes the property suitable for hospitality management in its current setup or as a representative residence capable of hosting comfortably. Outside, the building features a stone façade, enriched by exposed brick finishes around the windows and arch-topped openings, details that immediately define the property's profile. The stone steps leading to the wooden door reinforce this sense of solidity and continuity with the surroundings. A private garden of 700 sqm opens up around it, flanked by grassy and gravel surfaces that naturally accompany the house; potted plants at the window bases and the presence of trees and vegetation complete a reserved and harmonious ensemble. The secondary wooden structure with a pitched roof adds an additional functional element to the main body, while the window grilles and double-glazed frames contribute to defining a tangible property, designed to be lived in continuously. Days here flow between generous spaces and a constant relationship with the outdoors, in a natural and tranquil setting that invites a more relaxed pace. The private garden offers a real space to inhabit, to share with guests or to enjoy more intimately, while the number of bedrooms and bathrooms allows for flexible management of the property. Monteriggioni adds to all this a territorial reference of great charm, in the heart of Tuscany and the province of Siena, where the connection with the countryside and hospitality is part of the cultural landscape even before the architectural one. This property finds its value in the balance between size, constructive identity, and a vocation for hospitality. In Monteriggioni, in the province of Siena, it offers a context of privacy and tranquility along with a structure already rich in space and character, capable of credibly interpreting both private and hospitality use.
