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Farm of about 207ha with panoramic farmhouse of about 450 sqm in San Casciano dei Bagni. Thanks to its strategic and mainly hilly position in Val D'Orcia the farmhouse, to be restored, has an extremely panoramic view. The land is divided as follows: woodland (about 2 ha), arable land (about 150 ha), pastures and productive fallow land (about 55 ha). Since it has been little exploited it lends itself without any problem also to organic crops. Location Thanks to its strategic and hilly position in Val D’Orcia, the farm allows us to admire a remarkable and important panorama, which goes from Monte Amiata to Monte Cetona and Radicofani including all the hills below. San Casciano Dei Bagni, an untouched jewel to the southern Tuscany, the Val d’Orcia, famous for its Roman baths which have recently been renovated and where it's possible to use the 8 meters natural swimming pools for curative and aesthetic purposes, at 20 minutes from Siena, 1.30 hours from Florence and Rome, 45 minutes from the airport of Perugia. Heliports are available in the near area. Montepulciano, Arezzo and Assisi are half an hour away. Description The two levels farmhouse of 450 sqm needs to be renovated and its located in a easily reachable panoramic and overlooking position. On the ground floor there are many warehouses with barns and pigpens, each one recoverable as volumes. An external staircase of stone and bricks leads to the first floor. There is a large main apartment with a kitchen provided with a fireplace, double living room, study room, two double bedrooms and a bathroom. State and finishes The farmhouse is equipped with all utilities (electricity, water and gas). it needs a good renovation, but retains all the typical features of Tuscan farmhouses, from wooden beams and terracotta bricks to ceilings, to terracotta floors, large fireplaces, arches and brick vaults that support the structure. Outdoor spaces The land is divided into 2ha of wood, 150ha of arable land, 55ha of pastures and productive wastelands. Having been little exploited, it is also suitable for organic crops.