Tuscany, Grosseto, Manciano, Italy

The heart of this estate is a stone farmhouse, located in a privileged position on the top of a hill, built with great care and respect for the local architectural tradition. The main building, completed between 2014 and 2015, offers a living area of approx. 190 sqm, almost entirely on a single level, with the exception of an elevated turret, currently used as a study. The interiors are warm and welcoming, featuring natural materials, exposed wooden beams, and a clever balance between modern comfort and quaint cosiness. The day area includes a large living room and a kitchen that opens directly onto a large porch of about 50 sqm, perfect for alfresco dining, relaxation, and conviviality. From the kitchen, there is access to an area dedicated to the garage and storage rooms (approx. 190 sqm), finished with the same aesthetic attention as the rest of the property. The living area includes a service bathroom, a single bedroom currently used as a study, and two spacious double bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms. One bedroom also features a comfortable mezzanine with two additional beds, while the other is equipped with a functional walk-in closet. To complete the main building, there is an independent apartment (approx. 85 sqm), currently inhabited by the caretaker of the property, perfectly integrated into the architectural ensemble and ideal for service personnel or guests. The land surrounding the farmhouse has been expertly cultivated and managed. Five hectares are dedicated to olive groves in full production, about twenty-five hectares are cultivated farmland, while the remaining part is woodland. This arrangement makes the property particularly interesting not only for private use, but also for those who intend to start or continue an agricultural activity and possibly expand it into an agritourism or hospitality business. The property also includes an agricultural building (approx. 130 sqm) used as a tool shed, and a kennel for hunting dogs, which enhances the balance between residential, operational, and recreational spaces. The property is accessed via a private dirt road of approximately 4 kilometres. There are three entrances in total, although currently only the main one is functional, which is also the most convenient. This property represents a rare opportunity for those seeking a prestigious residence in the heart of rural Tuscany, with the potential of developing it into an agricultural business or an exclusive retreat surrounded by nature.

State of repair
The rooms are warm and welcoming, distinguished by typical Tuscan materials, exposed wooden beams, floors partly in terracotta and partly in parquet.

Utilities
The property is served by both the municipal water supply and a 100-meter deep well. It is equipped with LPG and wood heating and has solar panels for the production of hot water, thus contributing to the energy self-sufficiency and sustainability of the entire complex.

Use and Potential Uses
This property offers a rare opportunity for those seeking a prestigious residence in the heart of rural Tuscany, with the potential of developing it into a structured agricultural business or an exclusive retreat surrounded by nature.

Location
Manciano, district of Pelagone

Land registry details
For each property offered, the Great Estate group conducts – via the seller's technician – a technical due diligence. This allows us to know in detail the urbanistic planning and cadastral circumstances of each property. This due diligence may be requested by the client at the time of a real interest in the property.

Ownership details and eventual contractual obligations