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Located on the hills around Greve in Chianti, in the renowned Tuscan wine region, fully restored farmhouse with pool and dependance. in a position easily reached via a paved road leading directly to the gate of the property, this farmhouse is ideal to enjoy the quiet and the wonderful sight offered by the Tuscan countryside, while remaining close to the services offered by a town (6km; 10'). The historical towns of Tuscany are all located in a small radius: the beautiful Florence (30km; 50'), the medieval Siena (50km; 1h 20'), the turreted San Gimignano (54km; 1h 5'), the Etruscan Volterra (75km; 1h 30'), the wine-city of Montalcino (90km; 1h 45'), Pisa (110km; 1h 35') with its world-famous Tower, the papal Pienza (106km; 1h 30') and the unique Lucca (107km; 1h 25'). Useful airports to reach the property are Firenze Peretola (50km; 50'), Pisa Galilei (98km; 1h 30'), Bologna Marconi (131km; 1h 40'), Roma Ciampino (277km; 2h 45') and Roma Fiumicino (292km; 2h 50'). The farmhouse (320 sqm - 3,443 sqft) is laid out onto two floors. - Ground floor: entrance hall, kitchen with direct access to the garden, living rooms usable as a dining room (with direct access to the garden too), laundry room, service bathroom, 2 double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. - First floor: living room, two double bedrooms, two bathrooms (one with shower, the other with tub), double bedroom with en-suite bathroom, double bedroom with en-suite bathroom and direct access to the garden through a stone staircase. A small annex (23 sqm - 247 sqft) is usable as a tool shed, small dependance or as dressing room for the outdoor swimming pool. The villa is just 50 m from another residence and the complex Ref. 1506 - ViLLE GEMELLE can be bought in its entirety The farmhouse, or at least the building located here in the past, is mentioned in several documents from the 11th century onward. Located along a road once used by pilgrims in their travel to Rome, this building is located on the place where pilgrims stopped to pray, and in fact the residence was obtained through the conversion and subsequent restoration of a small and the annexed rectory. The building has been masterfully restored to preserve its countryside look, exalting the beauty of external stones and keeping the terracotta floors and the masonry fireplaces on the inside.