6 bedrooms villa, 700 m²

San Casciano dei Bagni, Siena (province)

This beautiful farm is located in the charming municipality of San Casciano dei Bagni, on the border between Tuscany, Umbria and Lazio.
Nestled in one of the most fascinating corners of Tuscany, near the Cetona Mountain, the farm covers an area of 25 hectares, comprising 8.5 hectares of arable land, 3.5 hectares of olive groves, 13 hectares of woodland and 1 hectare for the cultivation of saffron.
The property consists of a sumptuous villa of approx. 700 sqm and a dependance of approx. 70 sqm, both furnished in the traditional Tuscan style.
The villa has five spacious rooms, each about 30 square metres in size, with en suite bathroom.
In addition to the rooms, the villa offers a reading room of over 50 square metres and a large living room of over 100 square metres with an imposing wall fireplace of over 3 metres. This is completed by a fully equipped kitchen of over 25 square metres.
The annex, which is an integral part of the building, comprises a dining room with a fireplace and sofa bed, a kitchen, a double bedroom (with the possibility of adding a single bed) and a bathroom.
An ideal place to live an authentic experience immersed in nature and Tuscan tradition.


San Casciano dei Bagni is nestled amidst the colours of the Valdichiana Senese, in a countryside rich in vineyards and olive groves, sites of artistic interest and charming villages, the perfect starting point for exploring one of Tuscany's best-known and most evocative areas.
To the north-west of San Casciano is the village of Celle di Rigo, whose name may derive from 'celle sacre' or 'celle vinarie', in reference to the caves underneath the village that are now used as wine cellars. Due to its strategic position, this small hamlet has been an important military and trade stronghold over the centuries. In the upper part of the village, the Torre di Celle is visible, the only remnant of the ancient castle keep.
A few minutes from San Casciano dei Bagni is Fonteverde, an elegant spa and 5-star resort, overlooking gullies and green hills. Built on a Medici portico built in the 17th century by Grand Duke Ferdinando I de' Medici, it has thermal pools fed by natural springs rich in properties with a therapeutic effect, which come to the surface at a temperature of 42°C.
Separating the Valdichiana from the Val d'Orcia rises Monte Cetona.
Monte Cetona is the ideal place for those who love hiking or cycling. From the top of the peak, one can admire a splendid panorama of the Val d'Orcia and Monte Amiata on one side and the Valdichiana as far as Perugia on the other.