In the Metalliferous Hills of the Tuscan Maremma, just beyond Masa Marittima, lies a farmstead of approximately 15 hectares with a three-storey farmhouse of around 450 square metres, nestled in a captivating and unspoilt natural setting, offering splendid views of the surrounding hills; to the west, the sea and the island of Elba can be glimpsed.
The surrounding hills are dotted with many ancient villages steeped in history; this was the land of the Etruscans.
The farmhouse is an old stone building still in good condition but in need of renovation. The interior retains its original layout, with storage rooms on the ground floor and part of the first floor, and two living areas spread across the first and second floors.
Part of the ground floor extends beyond the building’s main structure; here there are several ancillary rooms, which form a small internal courtyard, and in one of these rooms stands the old wood-fired oven.
The land comprising the farm is largely, approximately 13 hectares surrounding the house, and also includes an olive grove.