Apartment, 93 m²

Montescudaio, Pisa (province)

A2650 - Montescudaio (Pisa) - Tuscany - Situated in the heart of the historical centre of the village of Montescudaio, a charming village in the Tuscan hills in the province of Pisa, we offer a flat of 98 sqm on the first floor with a cellar/storage room on the ground floor, possibility to also purchase the garage on the ground floor of 22 sqm at the request of € 20,000. The flat, having access by a common staircase with another house, is composed of a large entrance/living room, habitable kitchen, second living room, hallway, two bedrooms, bathroom and a storeroom, as well as a second storeroom on the ground floor.
The property appears to be habitable although it is in need of renovation work.
From the town of Montescudaio, which offers an enviable quality of life, with breathtaking scenery and a welcoming and relaxing atmosphere, we can easily reach the beautiful villages of Volterra, San Gimignano, art cities such as Siena, Florence, Lucca and Pisa where there is also an international airport and the beaches of the renowned Etruscan Coast where we can find beautiful unspoiled beaches with pine forest behind as well as bathing facilities where we can rent umbrellas and sunbeds. For wine lovers, Bolgheri will be an unmissable stop, which is only 20 km away. For a day of pure relaxation, you can reach the nearby spas of Venturina, Sassetta or Saturnia.
The village of Montescudaio, moreover, offers all the main services, such as grocery stores, stores, bars, restaurants, bakery, bank, post office, tobacconist's/paper shop and hardware store.
Pisa International Airport km 65 km - Florence 120 km - Lucca 80 km - Siena 85 km - San Gimignano 60 km - Volterra 30 km - Bolgheri 20 km - Populonia/Baratti 45 km.
Book a visit now: Achille +393394391149 - Tommy +393388513592 - Come visit us at Our Agency in Via Marrucci 37 - Cecina (Livorno) to find the solution that best suits your needs.

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HISTORICAL NOTES ON THE VILLAGE OF MONTESCUDAIO

The earliest historical documents date back to around the 11th century, when the village consisted of a castle owned by the Della Gherardesca family. These settled in Montescudaio on a permanent basis and gave rise to an autonomous branch of the lineage. The ‘Counts of Montescudaio’ were the protagonists of several acts of rebellion against the Republic of Pisa, which dominated these territories in the Middle Ages. The rebellions were tamed, but in 1406, when Pisa and the entire countryside were sold to Florence, the Counts hastened to be accredited at the court of the new lords, thus managing to obtain the appointment of vicars in Maremma. However, the inhabitants of Montescudaio, with the authorisation of Florence, constituted themselves into a Commune; they provided themselves with new statutes and succeeded in ousting the counts from the castle. The Commune ceased to exist in 1648, when the entire area became a feud of the Marquis Ridolfi of Florence. The feuds were abolished a century later, but the subsequent agrarian reform of 1770. did not prevent the land from being divided between only two owners. In 1846, various damages were caused by a violent earthquake that destroyed the oldest houses in the castle. Further devastation came with the earthquake of 1871. After the unification of Italy, the town experienced slow development; in 1927, there were almost three thousand inhabitants, but after the Second World War, there was a demographic collapse due to immigration to the new towns on the Livorno coast. In the second half of the 20th century, there was an expansion of the settlement in the hamlet of Fiorino, in the immediate vicinity of Cecina, while the nearby locality of Poggio Gagliardo constituted the municipality's main industrial and craft area.