Purchased in the late 1980s, Casale Camilla has undergone a major restoration that has led to the union of what in the 1900s were two separate buildings. The property, which between 1790 and 1830 served as a post station for changing horses on a Roman road that led to Radicofani, has maintained, thanks to the perfect restoration, some of the original features of the previous buildings. Casale Camilla, which takes its name from the century-old cypress tree located inside the property, presents itself as a charming stone and plaster home, which is accessed via comfortable and wide stairs made of Tuscan terracotta. Entering the house, the wooden beams, the yellow tones on the walls, the brick arches and the terracotta floors, immediately lead us into a warm atmosphere typical of the Tuscan style. The large living area, consisting of a lounge and dining room, is characterized by 3 original stone arches and semi-circular windows with breathtaking views of the splendid surrounding valley. On the same floor, we find a spacious kitchen with fireplace, a hallway leading to the upper floor, a closet, a bedroom with en suite bathroom, a laundry room and a utility room. On the first floor, we find the sleeping area embellished with parquet floors, with 3 bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, a master bedroom with bathroom and wardrobe and a master bedroom with bathroom, large stone fireplace and overlooking the loggia (9 m2) which also allows direct access from the external staircase, under which there is a woodshed. The property is completed by a pergola (18 m2) located parallel to the access stairs to the property, ideal for dinners, lunches, and pleasant moments of happiness in the relaxing atmosphere typical of the countryside.