Other buy in Sant'Angelo in Colle Tuscany

On the hills of Val d'Orcia, not far from the renowned Montalcino, wine estate with 7.2 hectares of vineyard, stone farmhouse with cellar and ruin to be restored. The estate is easily accessed and provided with all the services by the nearby town (18km; 25'). The location is very convenient to move throughout the most interesting and renowned towns of Tuscany: the Sant'Antimo abbey which gave its name to a famous wine (28km; 40'), the papal Pienza (40km; 50'), Montepulciano with its Nobile wine (54km; 1h 10'), the beautiful Siena (60km; 1h 15'), Grosseto (60km; 1h), the beautiful seaside of Castiglione della Pescaia (81km; 1h 20') and Follonica (100km; 1h 25') and the Renaissant Florence (131km; 2h 15'). The most convenient airports to reach the property are Grosseto Baccarini (64km; 1h), Perugia Sant'Egidio (127km; 2h), Firenze Peretola (142km; 2h 10'), Pisa Galilei (208km; 2h 25'), Roma Ciampino (236km; 3h 10') and Roma Fiumicino (229km; 2h 40'). The main building in the property is laid out onto two floors. On the ground floor we have the wine cellar (roughly 665 sqm) completed by a shed used as ageing and storing room. The first floor, instead, hosts two independent apartments (380 sqm in total): - Apartment N°1: loggia, living room with fireplace, kitchen, sitting room (currently used as tasting room), three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a wood-burning oven from the 18th century; - Apartment N°2: living room, three bedrooms (one with a walk-in closet), three bathrooms, kitchen with dining room and dehors. The property is then completed by several agricultural buildings (manure-pit, warehouse and stone annex). An ample ruin is owned for 70% and the remaining part could be bought with separate negotiation. The main building, which hosts the cellar and the two apartments, has been finely restored keeping the typical traits intact. The apartments, in particular, boasts terracotta floors, wooden beams with terracotta tiles on the ceilings, brick arches and stone fireplaces. The cellar has been reworked so to have ample spaces and make it easier to produce wine. Other buildings in the property need a few recovery and renovation works before being usable. The ruin, in particular, is in bad shape and requires a reconstruction from the ground-up.