Tuscany, Florence, Barberino Tavarnelle, Italy

A stunning property comprising three stone buildings nestled in the iconic landscapes of Chianti Classico, strategically located between Florence, Siena, San Gimignano, Volterra, and Radda in Chianti. Completely renovated in 2023, the property comprises approximately 840 square meters with 13 bedrooms and 15 bathrooms. The property currently generates a net return of approximately 6.5% on invested capital, despite being only in its second year of operation. A distinctive feature of the property is its production, which includes a natural white truffle ground and an organic olive grove with approximately 900 trees, producing organic extra virgin olive oil.

The renovation was conducted with a conservative and high-quality approach, rebuilding over the existing structure to preserve its authenticity. Natural materials, along with recycled elements, were used to maintain the buildings' original character.

The farmhouse features, on the ground floor, large living and dining rooms, a Zanussi Professional kitchen, two bathrooms, and a splendid antique outdoor loggia. The first floor contains eight bedrooms, seven with ensuite bathrooms, as well as a second kitchen and a living/dining area. The third floor (Colombaia) houses the ninth bedroom with ensuite bathroom.

The barn is on two levels: on the ground floor there are 2 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, while on the first floor there are another 2 bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms.

The third building is on a single level and houses a magnificent courtyard entirely paved in ancient stone, furnished with seating and umbrellas, the evocative Theater, a large multifunctional space ideal for events, with a kitchen and bar area, and finally 2 double bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms.

The village also has an internal restaurant with 60 seats.

Outside, the property is surrounded by a charming garden, filled with the scents of flowers, roses, and aromatic herbs. There's also a barbecue area with a loggia, an elegant furnished courtyard, a panoramic swimming pool in an elevated position, as well as a private forest, organic vegetable garden, and orchard.

The estate is partly crossed by the Agliena stream, a place where Leonardo da Vinci studied water management, the drawings of which are now preserved in the Codices of the British Museum in London.

This village is the ideal choice for those who want to fully experience the essence of the Tuscan countryside or for those seeking an excellent investment in a farm in Tuscany.

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