Building for Sale

In the Chianti hills, near the town of Barberino, in the beautiful village of Petrognano, rustic / farmhouse for sale completely renovated with excellent finishes, with panoramic views.
The property maintains the flavor of the Tuscan architectural tradition thanks to the beamed ceilings, rafters and bricks, and the terracotta floors.
The property includes: a large apartment on the first floor, consisting of a large living room with double window and a characteristic stone fireplace that occupies half of the windowed wall; through a visible spiral staircase leads to a mezzanine used as a study, which overlooks the living area. The living room leads directly to the garden on the back of the building. Through a large opening you can also access the kitchen, built in masonry as in the style of rustic country houses, connected in turn to a room that can be used as a study or second living room.
On the same floor there are two double bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Through an internal terracotta staircase you reach another apartment on the second floor, consisting of three double bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen and living room, always with fireplace.
The property includes premises located on the ground / basement floor of a total of approx. 183, and more precisely: a garage / warehouse room, two closets, two cellars and two rooms for mackerel use that can also be used as a tavern.
The courtyard of the garden located on the back of the building belongs to the aforementioned real estate units.
The apartments have a total area of ​​approx. 348; the other rooms have an area of ​​approx. 183.
Petrognano is nothing but the village of a city, a vanished city: Semifonte. The small settlement consists of a cluster of houses arranged along the road, many of which house turreted elements (referring to the XIII and XIV centuries) and a castle.
Almost nothing remains of the ancient city but after the demolition of the structures, the materials were reused in several buildings located on the same hill. In these buildings there are tower-houses which in the following centuries were transformed into farmhouses, generally after having been spared.
At the center of the village of Petrognano Semifonte stands the dome of San Michele Arcangelo, whose project envisaged that the dome was 1/8 of that of Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence. Around it the hill is intensely cultivated with vines and olive trees while on the slopes there are wooded areas.
This means that the landscape surrounding the property is characterized by buildings of high historical and cultural interest, in addition of course to the typical panorama of the Tuscan hills.