This magnificent farmhouse of approximately 500 sqm stands in the heart of the Crete Senesi, immersed in a landscape of exceptional rural beauty. The property, born from the masterful restoration of an ancient agricultural estate, presents itself today as an exclusive, perfectly renovated complex. The estate seamlessly combines the charm of Tuscan tradition with modern requirements. The residence is divided into seven independent apartments and a guesthouse, all elegantly furnished in the traditional Tuscan arte povera style. The ground floor of the main building hosts four units: three featuring one bedroom and one with two bedrooms. The first floor accommodates three additional apartments, accessible via a shared entrance or a charming external staircase. Each accommodation boasts a living area with a kitchen, private bathrooms, and independent entrances. The guesthouse comprises the final apartment, enhanced by a spacious living room. The interior finishes showcase antique terracotta floors and exposed wooden beam ceilings, with predisposition for air conditioning.A sumptuous driveway lined with cypress trees leads into the estate, which extends across approximately 60 hectares of wooded land, divided into woodlands, an olive grove, a vineyard, and various crops. The buildings are embraced by a meticulously manicured, flat garden, ideal for outdoor relaxation thanks to a fully equipped barbecue area. The centerpiece of the outdoor space is the splendid panoramic swimming pool, which offers open, breathtaking views over the Crete Senesi. Completing the property is a large cellar of about 400 sqm, including a machinery shed and a dedicated area for wine aging.The property enjoys a privileged position between the villages of Asciano and Chiusure, just 20 km from Siena. Situated along the historic Via Lauretana and close to the famous Abbey of Monte Oliveto Maggiore, this location allows easy access to iconic villages such as Montalcino, Pienza, and Rapolano Terme.Asciano is one of the most fascinating and authentic villages in Tuscany, nestled among the spectacular rolling hills and moon-like landscapes of the Crete Senesi. The village preserves an ancient history, evidenced by the passage of the famous Via Lauretana, an ancient Etruscan-Roman road that historically connected Cortona to Siena.Asciano represents the ideal starting point to reach the renowned thermal springs of Rapolano Terme, the truffle woods of San Giovanni d’Asso, and culinary hotspots like Montalcino, Pienza, and San Quirico.Asciano: 7 kmSan Quirico: 28 kmPienza: 37 kmFlorence: 127 kmPisa: 156 km