8 bedrooms farmhouse, 400 m²

Castiglione d'Orcia, Siena (province)

Very close to Castiglione d’Orcia in a very private location is this farmhouse with swimming pool and annex.
The property offers the possibility of using it as both an accommodation facility and as a private residence.
The 400 m2 farmhouse is surrounded by a 6,500 m2 garden with a swimming pool, a relaxation area and a gazebo with barbeque for fantastic outdoor dining.
There is also an annex of 90 m2 that can be converted into a home and which already has all the necessary sewage and gas connections.
There is a covered parking area and two ha of surrounding land.
The farmhouse is composed as follows: the entrance is onto a large hallway which is currently used as a reception connected to a room with a kitchen.
There is also the main kitchen with working fireplaces, kitchen, four bedrooms with bathroom, two of which is a mezzanine, and two of each with a working kitchen.On the same floor is the laundry and boiler area.
On the first floor there are three more bedrooms with two kitchens and three bathrooms and a fourth bedroom currently used as a storage room.
It’s possible to divide the property into 4 distinct and independent apartments if desired, each with its own kitchen and bathroom and direct access to external areas.
The entire property is the result of various renovations respecting the original features such as terracotta floors and wooden window frames, thus preserving classic Tuscan style which celebrates the surrounding nature.
To complete the property an outbuilding of 90 m2, a gazebo with barbecue serving the pool area, a covered parking area, a land of 20,000 m2 and independent gas heating.


Castiglione d’Orcia is a small town immersed in the landscape of the Val d'Orcia and was declared World Heritage Site by Unesco. It is made up of hills and valleys dotted with rows of cypress trees which line the roads. The original town was established by Aldobrandeschi and became a free municipality in 1252. It , then passed under the control of Siena in the 14th century, something that was frequently disputed between the city and the Salimbeni Family. In the town center is Piazza Vecchietta, dedicated to the native artist Lorenzo di Pietro, with various historical wonders such as the church of Santa Maria Maddalena and Santi Stefano e Degna. There is also a small museum located in the former oratory which exhibits paintings by famous painters of the 14th and 15th centuries. Built on a limestone spur dominating the municipality is the Rocca of Tentennano which dates back to the XIII century intended to protect the southern territory of the Sienese state. Nearby are the wonderful Natural and Cultural Artistic Park of the Val d'Orcia, the thermal resort of Bagni di San Filippo and the cave of San Filippo Benizi.