luxury houses with reception room for sale Siena, Italy

Nestled amidst the enchanting landscapes of the Terre di Siena, this captivating property is a finely restored farmhouse complete with a panoramic swimming pool and approximately 7,500 sqm of private land. Surrounded by the rolling hills of Tuscany and only a short stroll from a beautifully preserved medieval village, this residence embodies the perfect balance between elegance, tradition, and modern comfort. This extraordinary estate presents itself as a true sanctuary of tranquillity – an idyllic haven where every detail has been thoughtfully designed to offer an unparalleled quality of life. Comprising a majestic main villa and a generous annex, both meticulously renovated, the property is framed by a meticulously landscaped garden where a stunning two-tiered infinity pool takes pride of place. It is a place where rural charm meets refined sophistication, offering an enviable lifestyle immersed in the very essence of Tuscany. The Villa The principal villa spans approximately 630 sqm across three levels, and showcases the timeless beauty of Tuscan architecture. Ground Floor: An elegant dining hall sets the stage for convivial gatherings, while the fully fitted kitchen, enhanced by a traditional fireplace-barbecue, provides a perfect blend of authenticity and functionality. A luminous living area, featuring spacious lounges with a grand fireplace, opens onto a natural portico – an inviting spot for alfresco dining and leisurely evenings with family and friends. A travertine-clad guest bathroom and a practical laundry area complete this level. First Floor: This floor is dedicated to the sleeping quarters: two refined living areas with fireplaces provide warmth and charm, while six beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms ensure absolute comfort and privacy. Each room has been designed to combine rustic elegance with modern convenience. Basement: The level hosts a serene relaxation area, seamlessly connected to a panoramic lounge, creating an intimate retreat for wellness and quiet contemplation. Faithfully restored in respect of the original design, the villa preserves every architectural detail of a traditional Tuscan farmhouse: exposed wooden beams, terracotta and natural stone floors, and interiors enriched with antique Tuscan rural furnishings. All utilities are present and functional, with water supplied by both the municipal aqueduct and a private well connected to a cistern. The current LPG heating system is set to be upgraded to district heating, ensuring efficiency and sustainability. The Annexes Adjacent to the main villa lies a second residence of approximately 290 sqm, spread across two levels. This annex, also restored to the highest standard, offers on the ground floor a spacious and bright living room with fireplace, a kitchen with adjoining dining area, and a bathroom. Surrounded by its own private outdoor spaces, it invites one to enjoy the serenity of open-air living. The upper floor houses two elegant double bedrooms, each with en-suite bathrooms, offering comfort and privacy for guests or family members. The Land The estate is embraced by approximately 7,500 sqm of landscaped grounds, featuring manicured English-style lawns, a wood-fired oven, barbecue area, and multiple shaded corners designed for relaxation and outdoor dining. At sunset, these spaces transform into the perfect stage for an aperitivo amidst the golden Tuscan light. The jewel of the property is undoubtedly the panoramic swimming pool, a masterpiece of design spread across two cascading levels: the upper basin measuring 17x8 metres overlooks the lower one of 13x4.5 metres. Both pools offer an unrivalled setting in which to unwind, immersed in the tranquillity of nature and gazing over breathtaking views. Below the pools, a technical room and a storage area ensure functionality without compromising aesthetics. The Location Commanding a dominant position over two enchanting valleys, the estate enjoys uninterrupted and ever-changing views of the Tuscan countryside, where every hour of the day paints the landscape in new and magical shades. While offering absolute privacy, the property is enviably close to civilisation: a mere 500 metres away lies a charming medieval village, easily accessible on foot and offering essential services. Living near Chiusdino brings one close to history, culture, and legend – most notably the world-renowned Abbey of San Galgano, a majestic 13th-century ruin open to the sky, and the nearby Hermitage of Montesiepi, home to the only known sword in the stone, linked to the tale of Saint Galgano. The estate is also within comfortable reach of some of Tuscany’s most celebrated towns: Siena, famed for its artistic heritage and the Palio; Asciano, embraced by the Crete Senesi; Buonconvento, one of Italy’s most beautiful villages; Monticiano with its pristine nature reserves; Monteroni d’Arbia, crossed by the ancient Via Lauretana; Murlo, an evocative Etruscan settlement; and Rapolano Terme, celebrated for its thermal spas. The international airports of Florence and Pisa are both conveniently accessible. EPC Rating: G Energy Performance Index (IPE): 160 kwh/sq.m.*year Why Buy It This estate is currently run as a successful agriturismo, yet it may easily be transformed into a distinguished private residence. It is an exceptional choice for those seeking to embrace the authentic beauty of the Tuscan countryside while enjoying modern comforts and proximity to services. Its location, at the crossroads of culture, history, and natural splendour, makes it a unique retreat for those desiring exclusivity without isolation. Adding to its appeal, there is the possibility of purchasing an additional 80 hectares of land. This includes around 70 hectares at a short distance from the estate and 10 hectares nearby, currently cultivated with walnut groves. On these lands stands a rustic farmhouse of approximately 600 sqm, in need of restoration, yet rich with potential – whether as a second residence, an agricultural venture, or an additional hospitality facility. Distances Closest Borgo with services: 500 m Chiusdino: 9 km Abbey of San Galgano: 15 km Hospital: 37 km Siena: 37 km Murlo: 48km San Gimignano: 48 km Buonconvento: 55 km Monteroni d’Arbia: 55 km Asciano: 64 km Rapolano Terme: 65 km Florence: 85,7 km Airport of Florence: 98,5 km Airport of Pisa: 108 km

Historic Village Amidst Tuscan Nature Description: Of Etruscan origin and with a core dating back to the 19th century, the village preserves the charm of traditional Tuscan architecture. The property consists of a harmonious ensemble of stone buildings including 5 independent apartments, each with a unique character, totaling 10 rooms and 8 bathrooms. An equipped restaurant ready to host guests and showcase local flavors makes the property complete. Every space conveys authenticity, warmth, and the pleasure of slow living. Condition and Finishes: The entire property is in perfect condition, with materials reflecting Tuscan tradition such as terracotta, wood, and exposed stone. The outdoor areas are carefully maintained with attention to greenery and shared spaces. External Spaces: Around the village, approximately 40 hectares of land extend, encompassing an olive grove with 700 productive trees and new plantings in growth, as well as woods that ensure privacy and a deep connection with nature. A place where it is possible to create, cultivate, and live in harmony with the landscape. Usage Potentials: Inside the village, a restaurant with a professional kitchen, inviting dining area, and accessory spaces offer the opportunity to develop a high-end hospitality project. Ideal for charming relais, experiential agritourism, event locations, and weddings. Strolling along the paths, dining under the stars, welcoming guests from around the world: this property is not just an investment but a lifestyle. Location: Set in the most authentic countryside of Tuscany, the Montacuto village overlooks a landscape of gentle hills, olive groves, and unspoiled woods. The secluded and quiet position provides a sense of absolute peace, while remaining close to some of the region’s most iconic places, such as Siena and Grosseto.