Buonconvento, Tuscany, Address available on request

Farm in the Crete Senese with sheep rearing, whose milk is used to make the delicious cheeses of this landscape. 

The Sardinian farmers who came to Tuscany from Sardinia in the 1960s to breed sheep were less interested in the old farmhouses than in grazing land for their animals. Only the ground floors of the buildings were used as stables, and as these were usually too small, large shed-like stables were also built for feeding and milking the sheep. It is therefore understandable that no work was ever carried out on the old farmhouse, which is not habitable and needs to be restored from the scratch. 

Water is supplied via a water pipe from Monte Amiata (Aqua Fiora) rainwater is collected in a cistern. 

The buildings: 
A) Farmhouse 2-storey with attached barn and small animal stablesapprox. 570 m², to be restored from the ground up 
B) Barn approx. 50 m² 
C) Stable/barn approx. 640 m² 
D) Stable/barn approx. 290 m² 

Distances: Buonconvento 4 km, Montalcino 17 km, Pienza 26 km, Siena 28 km, Florence 98 km. 

Equipped with: Electricity, mains water, rain water cistern, private parking. 

Energy performance: G total energy performance: 175 kWh/m²a 

Buyer's commission: 3.66% (3% plus 22% Vat) of the purchase price.