Buonconvento, Tuscany 53022

In the context of the splendid Sienese countryside, a village is sold as follows:Manor villa:dating back to the 1300s, it stands in the center of the park and is spread over a total of four floors: on the ground floor there are former cellars, warehouses, ancillary services and a staircase that connects all floors; on the first floor there is a house consisting of fifteen rooms, two of which are frescoed, as well as accessories; on the second and third floor there is a house in a villa consisting of 20 rooms, plus accessories, for a total of 638 gross sqm.Private chapel: located in front of the main entrance on the north-east side of the villa, rectangular in shape, it has a brick masonry structure with the only access from the outside. It spreads over a gross surface area of 49.50 sq m.Granary: large portion of the granary consisting of a portion of the access staircase to the first floor and the same portion of the basement on the ground floor (27.00 sq m), deposit/warehouses (91.00 sq m), agricultural tool shed (270.00 sq m collaborating unit), shed located between the deposit/warehouse and the garage from the access (162.00 m2).Rural house:the farmer's house is spread over two floors, most of the structure has no systems and, where present, do not comply with current regulations on the matter. It is divided into two real estate units, some portions are unusable for a total gross area of 530 sq m.Agricultural tool shed: isolated building with a useful area of 950.00 square meters located in front of the former workshop which develops on one level. The structure was probably built before 1967, for a gross area of 1045 sq m.18 hectares of total land.Podere Vittoria: old building consisting of offices, two storage rooms and two garages on the ground floor and three apartments on the first floor, for a total gross area of 1665 sq.m.Tobacconist:building, with a covered area of 918 square meters, is located in the immediate vicinity of the agricultural shed and the farmer's house along the access road to the nucleus of the Villa, and was used for drying tobacco. Spread over two floors with a stone supporting structure.