Opis:

Beautifully renovated apartment is in the historical centre of Radicofani. The renovation was carried out with great care, using quality materials, and ensuring that original features were preserved. The floors are terracotta and the ceilings have the original exposed beams. Some of the inner walls are exposed stone while the rest have been plastered and painted. The living area has a beautiful stone fireplace.

The apartment, which is on the 2nd floor of the building (approx. 90 sq.m.) is made up of one double bedroom, one smaller bedroom, a bathroom, a large kitchen with wood and tile features and a large open living area with a mezzanine. Each room in the apartment has a window, giving plenty of natural light. On the ground floor there are two cellars and storage space of approx. 35 sq.m.

This property would make an ideal holiday home and / or investment property.

STRONG POINTS
* Character

* Heating

* Spacious

* Views

* Lots of natural light

LOCATION
Radicofini lays on the edge of Val d'Orcia and is just 32 km from the ski resort on Monte Amiato.

Val d'Orcia's uniqueness was recognized by UNESCO in 2004 when they included it in the World Cultural Landscape list. It is a pleasing mix of rolling hills, vineyards, olive groves, beautiful country houses and charming hilltop villages. It has inspired artists through the ages with its many castles and abbeys, small villages and hamlets, the ever present cypress trees lining roads leading up to farmhouses dotted through the valley.

Val d'Orcia is the home to jewels such as Pienza (the ideal city) a unique Renaissance monument designed by the great humanist Pope Pius II; Castiglione d'Orcia with its wonderful fortress; Abbadia S. Salvatore and its ancient Benedictine Abbey, the Romanesque Abbadia di Sant' Antimo, one of the best examples of medieval monastic architecture; Radicofani with its imposing castle tower looming over the valley below; and the walled medieval city of Montalcino, with its 14th century fortress offering breathtaking views over the valley. And then there are the spa towns of Bagno Vignoni and Bagni di San Filippo, not to be missed, ideal places to relax and unwind.

Val d'Orcia is not only known for its great natural and architectonic beauty but also for some of the finest Italian wines, Brunello di Montalcino and Rosso Orcia to name but two and local food products such as olive oil, mushrooms, truffles, game and of course the famous Pienza pecorino cheese.