Hus kjøp i Arezzo, Toscana
On the hills of Valdarno in the province of Arezzo, beautiful leopoldina dating back to the 19th century with annexes, 9 hectares of land and swimming pool. Not far from a center with all the services (1km; 5'), the leopoldina is located in an easily reached location and grants a quick access to the most interesting and renowned cities of Tuscany: Arezzo (18km; 25'), the medieval Siena (54km; 1h), the Renaissant Firenze (62km; 1h 5'), the wine town of Montepulciano (62km; 1h), the beautiful medieval hamlet of Monteriggioni (73km; 1h 5') and the turreted San Gimignano (102km; 1h 35'). The fact the villa is close to the high-speed railway is only noticeable as trains pass by. The most useful airports to reach the property are Firenze Peretola (82km; 1h 5'), Perugia Sant'Egidio (113km; 1h 25'), Pisa Galilei (143km; 1h 45'), Bologna Marconi (164km; 1h 55'), Roma Ciampino (241km; 2h 30') e Roma Fiumicino (255km; 2h 35'). The Leopoldina (approximately 620 sqm - 6,671 sqft) is laid out onto three floors as follows: - Ground floor: tool recovery, dressing room, 3 cellars, storage room and WC; - First floor: veranda, living/dining room, walk-in closet, WC, sitting room, kitchen with dining area, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms; - Second floor: bedroom, bathroom and balcony. Right in front of the Leopoldina, there are two rectangular annexes. The annex on the right (120 sqm - 1,291 sqft) is currently being used as guesthouse and is laid out onto two floors: - Ground floor: kitchen, dining room, storage room/cellar and WC; - First floor: 2 bedrooms, bathroom and walk-in closet. The annex on the left (130 sqm - 1,399 sqft) is a two-story warehouse: - Ground floor: oven and warehouse; - First floor: 2 unused rooms. The property, dating back to the 19th century, has been recently restored so to preserve all of its main characteristics. The Leopoldina is typical, with a portico on the ground floor, a loggia on the first floor and a dovecote (nowadays converted into a bedroom). On the inside, countryside residences' characteristics have all been preserved: terracotta floors, wooden beams with terracotta tiles on the ceilings, wooden trusses, masonry barrel and rib vaults decorated with geometrical motives and wooden fixtures.