Description

Nestled on the slopes of Monte Amiata at an altitude of approximately 850 metres, this captivating villa, reminiscent of a traditional mountain chalet, opens onto a breathtaking panorama that spans the rolling hills of the Val d’Orcia and the striking view of Radicofani's Castle.

The villa exudes warmth and character, with its brick structure, elegant finishes, and architectural details evoking the rustic charm of alpine lodges: round porthole-style windows, exposed timber beams, and an internal staircase crafted from wood and wrought iron linking the two floors. The interior layout is both harmonious and functional: on the ground floor, a spacious living room with fireplace, a well-appointed kitchen, a bedroom, and a bathroom; upstairs, the sleeping area includes an en-suite bathroom and a beautiful wooden ceiling that lends the space a refined, intimate atmosphere.

Outside, the property reveals its most authentic and evocative soul. Covered terraces with traditional porticos overlook the valley, thoughtfully furnished with serene lounge areas—ideal for enjoying morning light or golden sunsets in every season. Expansive outdoor spaces invite a lifestyle immersed in nature, with features including a fully-equipped outdoor kitchen with wood-fired oven, a welcoming guest annex, and a large panoramic swimming pool facing the valley, offering postcard-worthy views.

Located just a few kilometres from the renowned Val d’Orcia, the property offers total tranquillity while remaining easily accessible from the main road. The picturesque medieval village of Abbadia San Salvatore, rich in history and amenities, lies close by, while the Tuscan coast is just a 40-minute drive away.

Recently updated with sustainability technologies, iincluding the installation of photovoltaic panel, this villa is far more than just a house. It is a refined mountain retreat, a place where comfort, nature, and beauty come together in perfect harmony.